Announcement: www.kde.org/testing
Andreas Pour
pour at mieterra.com
Thu Jan 2 19:55:54 UTC 2003
Hi,
Looks good, as far as I got.
<rant>
When I tried to click on some links, I couldn't b/c they require JavaScript. I
don't visit any sites which require JavaScript b/c I hate JavaScript, and IMHO
requiring JavaScript to do something as simple as follow a link is a broken
design. I realize KDE.org will not bombard me w/ popup ads but the general rule
is, if it does not require JavaScript - and following a link most certainly does
not - don't require JavaScript :-).
</rant>
One thing I did notice so far: the screen estate at the top is very valuable,
yet a good deal of it is wasted do to the "Choose Your Location" form element.
Can't that go under the "Explore" box?
That's it for now :-).
Ciao,
Dre
Christoph Cullmann wrote:
>
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> Hi,
> under www.kde.org/testing now the latest proposal from root66 is online. What
> should I say much about it, go and take a look.
>
> http://www.kde.org/testing
>
> And some screenshots:
> http://www.kde.org/testing/kdewww-beta-20021612.png
> (older: http://www.kde.org/testing/kdewww-beta-20021112.png)
>
> root66 knows that there are still some "flaws" in the php/html/css code (which
> is accessible in the www module under www/testing) and invites all people
> interested in helping to improve the code (to get the whole page even more
> browser compatible for the mainstream browsers and to clean up the
> php/html/css code)
>
> If somebody comes up with improvements, please contact root66 (Sebastian
> Faubel <s.faubel at web.de>).
>
> cu
> Christoph
>
> - --
> Christoph Cullmann
> Kate/KDE developer
> cullmann at kde.org
> http://kate.kde.org
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