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| == Ubuntu website == | Suggestions for and collaborative development of the website structure and content. |
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| This is where you can add content that you'd like to see on http://www.ubuntulinux.org. | = ubuntu.com (main site) = |
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| === Suggestions on content for the site === | == Restructuring == |
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| * Documentation * RosettaFAQ: Wiki RosettaFAQ need to move to http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/ * Howto's: Wiki How Tos need to move to http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/howto/ * Tutorials * Links * The user mailing list should be webified. Aren't there tools to manage integrate mailing list/newsgroup/web forum? |
The project has evolved and it's time we restructured the main site to make it more inviting and easier to navigate. |
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| * Package selection process * Something similar to http://packages.debian.org (package database query, package downloads...). * Something similar to http://bugs.debian.org (you browse the package database, select one package, and the system shows the package's bugs, and gives you the ability to submit another bug...). * Service Level Commitment * Maintainer Appointment Process * architecture support * multilingual contents, depending on the browser's localization config. === RSS feeds in === |
* The [http://www.ubuntu.com/community Community Tab] needs some love. See: ["Website/CommunitySection"] * The [http://www.ubuntu.com/support Support Tab] should guide users to free support and our support partners around the world (market place). See: ["Website/SupportSection"] |
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| What feeds do you think our community would be interested in seeing on the site? Please list below: | == Graphics == |
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| * Ubuntu News * Mailing-List Digest: interesting ideas that surface in the mailing lists |
* Some more eye candy would be nice |
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| == Other suggestions == | |
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| === Amazon Books === | = wiki.ubuntu.com = |
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| We've set up the facility to sell Amazon books from http://www.ubuntulinux.org/books/ and we've added a few. Books you have read and recommend (Linux and open source-related!) Some may not be available through Amazon. Please check and then place the link below. | == Suggestions == |
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| Please could you add the following information: * Title: * Author: * ASIN number: * Amazon URL: = Wiki = Nice to see that you are using moin :) * upgrade to moin 1.2.3 is highly recommended due to some acl/wrong permissions problem * your theme: if you log in, the iconbar is gone * the site seems to have some iso8859-1 / utf-8 confusion, be aware that utf-8 mostly works, but is not very well supported in 1.2.x * if you change config.charset to "utf-8", you need to convert system and help pages from iso8859-1 to utf8 or some non-ascii pages/pagenames will look funny * with MoinMoin:AntiSpamGlobalSolution active, you could consider allowing anonymous edits * We actually disabled anonymous edits so that we would have a record of who did what, rather than to deal with the Spam problem. - ThomMay * Ah, ok. Well, think about it. The regulars here could (and would) use login even if anon edits are permitted. When I accidently visit some wiki and find some typos or other minor stuff, I usually don't feel like creating an account for a single edit. If you require it, you will usually lose those contributions. * feel free to meet us on MoinMoin:MoinMoinChat -- ThomasWaldmann [[DateTime(2004-09-17T01:19:54Z)]] === Assimilation Strategy === First step in joining the community is to become a Ubuntu user but most users stop there when they could become something more, they can become Ubuntu developers. Most of them feel they lack the necessary skills unaware that programming is something that could be learned easily. Most of the users who do know a little bit of programming are still just users because they don't know where to insert themselves. There should be a list with insertion points in the Ubuntu development. Like if you don't know programming but are willing to learn start with Guido van Robot, move to Python and then join the... development team of... some piece of useful software written with python then... with time... move to C/C++ if you want more. Or if you have artistic talent... join the artwork team. Lists with needed things should exist and be '''VERY''' accessible |
* Install the [http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/MacroMarket/PageComment2 PageComment macro]? |
Suggestions for and collaborative development of the website structure and content.
ubuntu.com (main site)
Restructuring
The project has evolved and it's time we restructured the main site to make it more inviting and easier to navigate.
The [http://www.ubuntu.com/community Community Tab] needs some love. See: ["Website/CommunitySection"]
The [http://www.ubuntu.com/support Support Tab] should guide users to free support and our support partners around the world (market place). See: ["Website/SupportSection"]
Graphics
- Some more eye candy would be nice
Other suggestions
wiki.ubuntu.com
Suggestions
Install the [http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/MacroMarket/PageComment2 PageComment macro]?
Website (last edited 2014-02-14 22:50:53 by cjohnston)