Started work on 'document linking'

Created development branches and started the initial work for the document linking solution. Things are going well so far.

Wow - It's finally here - 0.7.3.

Wow !

It's finally here - 0.7.3.
Go get it people, enjoy:

• Issue #10 - Scan images display is not permission checked
• Remove the de-skew functionality
• Improve OCR operations accuracy
• Allow documents to be opened full screen
• Revamp doc list and filter functionality
• Added and 'action required' flag to documents
• Added an "ideas" link and fixed typos/spelling error, on the application homepage.
• Removed the dependency on glib
• Added new admin app to easily set config options
• Improved the selection and assignment of tags
• Fix an issue with bad setting of SANE options. (some user could not set the resolution)
• Added language selection for OCR operations
• Fix install problem if installation is already found
• Improved build instructions
• Fix build problem on Fedora
• Layed the groundwork for device locking
• Various tidy-ups
• Unified the backed response structure and defined an API

New Project Website

The new openDias project portal website has been uploaded.
Check it out : http://opendias.essentialcollections.co.uk/

Release 0.7 out for testing

All open issues for the 0.7 branch have now been closed and I've tagged the codebase (0.7.2).
Testers are giving the new release a thrashing, so the full public release will be cut shortly.

Becoming more structured

Since moving over to Github, I've been impressed with the way a project can be organised and managed.
Using these tools, I've scheduled up the next few releases [milestones] and attached functionality [issues] to each.
So as it stands, were going to the 0.7 release towards the end of the year. With just a handful of ui-bugs one planned new functional item (improve the doc list page), I think this should be achievable.

Improve the code quality

With more people using opendias it's getting more attention. Therefor I think it's time to clean up some of those really shonkey bits of code that I've wanted to get back to since - the beginning of time.
I've started using 'splint' but it looks to be a bit out of date and I'm thinking it's not the best use of time to work around these problems.
Moved onto using 'cppcheck' which feels a lot more solid.
Anyway, I've made a bunch of changes using these tools, which hopefully will make the codebase easier to maintain going forward.

Move of Project home.

We've move the main code store over to github.com and will be moving other project services away from sourceforge.net shortly.
This move it to improve the quality of the user experience while new and current users are getting information or help on openDIAS.