Hi, Reuben Thomas <r...@sc3d.org> writes:
> 1. The top heading is "Download and install", but the second half of > the section is a list of links that look like they belong in a > different section (List of features, Manuals and tutorials…). I could not find an elegant solution for this. I don't have that much time to dedicate to this, but patches are welcome. > 2. The various types of download are still too mixed up. For normal > users, there is no need to offer anything other than the ELPA method > (unless you think some users still use pre-package.el Emacs?) I promoted the ELPA version, but I want to allow the download the archives, as it's still useful, even for normal users. > I suggest that you move these items to the "Documentation and > literature" section: Manuals and tutorials, Worg, History & > acknowledgements, Talks, GSoC. > > Remove the heading "Download and install", but instead make the > entire list heading-sized text. The top-most item in the list should > be something like: > > "Install Org mode from [GNU ELPA]: M-x package-install RET org RET > (for the [bleeding edge], use [Org ELPA]!)" > > The bits in square brackets are links, respectively, to GNU ELPA, the > bleeding edge Worg page, and the Org ELPA page. > > The rest of the list is then: > > Mailing list and goodies > Org tools (outside Emacs) > How to contribute to Org [no question mark!] > > The development version info should move to "How to contribute to > Org?". I think the page is fine now -- we can enhance the whole website at the next big refreshment. > The link to "More on installing Org mode" can be moved to the > developer documentation. The links changed -- given that the "Installation instructions" are often needed, I think it's good to have it here. > I think this would make the page much easier to parse, and hence > attract more casual users, as well as saving more experienced users > time. Let me know if the current page is at least 90% "good enough" :) Thanks! -- Bastien
