On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 08:56:42AM -0700, Christian C. Benito wrote:
> Okay. I have a fair amount of experience with xhtml and css.
> Are stylesheets being used at all? I see some embedded styling,
> but no externel sheets. What would it take to begin the
> conversion to xhtml? Is there any pla
> You can start reading that :
>
> http://www.debian.org/devel/website/
Just browsed it.
> P.S.: Did you subscibe to the Mailing-list ?
Yew.
Okay. I have a fair amount of experience with xhtml and css.
Are stylesheets being used at all? I see some embedded styling,
but no externel sheets.
Hello,
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 08:28:46AM -0700, Christian C. Benito wrote:
> I am interested in helping out, but first I wanted to read
> any documentation that might exist (for the web site).
> Where should I look?
You can start reading that :
http://www.debian.org/devel/website/
P.S.: Did yo
On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 11:04:28PM -0500, Bart Szyszka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Since the Debian logo now is only black and red, isn't the red and
> blue color scheme at www.debian.org just something left over from
> the old logo? Have you guys considered redesigning the site? I'm sure
> me and my partner
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>David Stern wrote:
>>
>> One suggestion I have is to rotate the "What is Debian?" section with
>> others, to maintain variety and keep web surfers interest. Some
>> potential substitues may include a select news story, particularlyone
>> which advocates
> > One suggestion I have is to rotate the "What is Debian?" section with
> > others, to maintain variety and keep web surfers interest. Some
> > potential substitues may include a select news story, particularly one
> > which advocates Debian or gives the latest breaking news on release
> > infor
David Stern wrote:
>
> One suggestion I have is to rotate the "What is Debian?" section with
> others, to maintain variety and keep web surfers interest. Some
> potential substitues may include a select news story, particularly one
> which advocates Debian or gives the latest breaking news on rel
On Wed, 08 Apr 1998 14:51:17 EDT, "James A. Treacy" wrote:
> Feel 'free' to edit the page and post the new text. Think of it as
> submitting proposed changes to upstream source. It is the OpenSource
> model for text. :)
Hehe.
Now I see Open Source and DFSG are not merely compatible, they are the
Hi!
> Regarding the choice of server: not true. cgi scripts are the only thing
> that aren't affected by which server you use. The idea is that everyone
> have a complete copy of the pages and only use cgi.debian.org for
> running cgi. This makes it much easier to mirror the pages.
>
> Also, the
> Very nice work. I see you validate the HTML (I like validated
> SGML) I think I would like a more prominent positioning of the
> choose server nearest you (seems like it is only relevant to searches
> as it is), but this is a very minor nit. Also, is there a way to have
> a small Capta
> On this note, I've wondered if anyone has noticed that the word "free"
> is used an awful lot in the "about Debian" page? From what I've been
> reading, "free" is not a good way to describe Linux, because it conveys
> the perception of reduced quality. I don't want to start any battles,
> a
Hi,
Very nice work. I see you validate the HTML (I like validated
SGML) I think I would like a more prominent positioning of the
choose server nearest you (seems like it is only relevant to searches
as it is), but this is a very minor nit. Also, is there a way to have
a small Captain
Hi,
Sorry, I must be going blind. I totally missed captain blue
eyes, perched right on top.
As I said before, me likum.
manoj
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On Wed, 08 Apr 1998 12:48:36 +0200, Thomas Apel wrote:
> James A.Treacy wrote:
> >
> > If you feel you have good ideas, please convert a few more pages
> > to what you'd like to see and get back to us. People like what you
> > have done so far so keep going. If we like that too, I'd love it if
> >
On Wed, Apr 08, 1998 at 01:10:32PM -0400, James A.Treacy wrote:
[...]
> > Take a look at it:
> > http://www.koeln.netsurf.de/~thomas.apel/debian/index.html
> >
> > Comments are welcome. Especially about the usability with Lynx. It's
> > difficult for me to judge about this as I never really used L
> In addition to the index I also converted the following pages. Just
> follow the links on the index page.
>
> - About Debian
> - Distribution
> - Packages
> - Download via FTP
> - Debian on CD
>
> Take a look at it:
> http://www.koeln.netsurf.de/~thomas.apel/debian/index.html
>
> C
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Thomas Apel wrote:
> BTW are there any figures available how often the site is visited with
> which browser?
http://www.debian.org/~jgg/debian.org.stats.html
I also have berlin.org and opersource.org
Jason
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James A.Treacy wrote:
>
> If you feel you have good ideas, please convert a few more pages
> to what you'd like to see and get back to us. People like what you
> have done so far so keep going. If we like that too, I'd love it if
> you became a developer so I could give you access to the web pages
> After there seem to be quite a lot of people who think the web site
> could need a change I think we should now decide if we do it or not.
>
It has been my intention to change the site - at least the main page.
> If we decide to change the site one should announce this to the public.
> So every
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