Fwd: Fwd: noob
Carsten Niehaus
cniehaus at gmx.de
Wed Aug 16 21:01:28 CEST 2006
Am Mittwoch, den 16.08.2006, 14:18 -0400 schrieb Will Entriken:
> > [SNIP]
>
> I was just updating trunk.html and I noticed that someone deleted
> unstable.html which explained kde3.5 compilation. Maybe that belongs
> under Older Versions.
That was me. trunk == unstable == KDE4; branches/KDE/3.5/ is stable -->
KDE 3.5. That is why we moved everthing in:
http://developer.kde.org/build/stable.html
> But if you don't want people building 3.5 anymore that's great because
> we can then kill the behemoth
> http://quality.kde.org/develop/cvsguide/buildstep.php rather than
> parsing out any useful kde3.5 building advice.
No no no :-) KDE 3.5 will be THE KDE until lets say April-August 2007
(nobody knows when KDE4 will be shipped). So those instructions are
needed at least until KDE 4.1 is out.
> ===
For all of the rest: *please* talk to kde-www-devel at kde.org as they are
currently creating a new system.
> Also, as for the bigger picture, this is what I think should happen
> (read: I'm willing to do). There should be one page "Get Involved"
> that is the hub for getting started. This has categories like
> developer, accessibility, quality, ... and each page then provides
> more choices.
>
> At developer.kde.org, instead of those links, you have workflow
> oriented pages like: KDE Developing 101, Development Documentation,
> Development Tools.
>
> All these organizational pages can live in kde.org/jobs or
> quality.kde.org/hub or /welcome
>
> All generated documentation can be moved to doc.kde.org
>
> Also, every page should have someone listed that will answer stupid
> noob questions (i volunteer)
>
> This part of the site is very important because it gets more people
> involved who would otherwise be detered by the learning curve. I think
> every page should have a feedback button at the bottom that mails the
> page maintainer. Also for parts of the site that are being
> specifically focused on, we can show a div at the top of the page
> begging every 10th/100th/1000th user for feedback.
>
> To let you know I'm dead serious about this, I'm including these
> bitchin icons I made for the first page.
>
> Let me know if you think this is a waste or if I should get started.
>
> - Will Entriken
>
> Shout me in #kde-edu about this
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