Hi,
> We are working on a complete new fresh download web page which will
> address a broader audience.
Just want to say I did have the same problem when looking for other
images to download. The homepage is too light.
Glad to hear that a new download page is being worked on.
PS: sorry Thomas f
> On Mon, 04 Jan 2021 13:29:38 +0100, Hans said:
> Please let me explain:
> Debian is downloadable for so many different hardware, that you should
not
> just "force" people to download just a special installer version.
Hi Hans,
we know that Debian supports a long list of do
Happy new year dear debian web team!
I took a look at the new webdesign for debian.org and was very impressed of
the fresh design.
It looks great, but there is one point, I think, that IMHO should be improved.
Your big fat "Download"-Button is pointing to the netinst-iso, which clicking
on it,
I saw your post on Wordpress and I thought you might be someone who may need a
custom website built for free to further your cause. I am supervising design
students right now who are looking for a few real projects to build
in exchange for a good reference and to use the site as an example site
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
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?
Christian C. Benito
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Hello Debianers
I heard Debian needed a site facelift and I can understand why since it's had
basically the same look for the 2 years that I know of ;>
Anyway, I've thrown together a quick page just as an example to get some idea
of what you guys thi
On Fri, Nov 10, 2000 at 04:00:04AM -0500, brent verner wrote:
> | > ok, this weekend I played HTML-designer... the product of my toils
> | > can be viewed at debian.rcfile.org. you _will_ need a browser that
> | > renders HTML-4.01 strict properly (meaning Mozilla M18) right now.
> | > if the desig
brent verner:
> don't be surprised if it looks horrible.
If it looks horrible it's your fault. Opera's CSS support is one of the
best available. (Okay, I'm not only saying that because I'm an Opera
employee).
> if so, would you mind checking out debian.rcfile.org and
> screenshotting it for me?
On 10 Nov 2000 at 11:27 (+0100), peter karlsson wrote:
| brent verner:
|
| > that I can't understand - can you screenshot it? it is set to
| > min-width: 140px;
|
| I'll do that when I get home.
|
| > What browser are you viewing it with?
|
| Opera 4.
don't be surprised if it looks horrible. t
brent verner:
> that I can't understand - can you screenshot it? it is set to
> min-width: 140px;
I'll do that when I get home.
> What browser are you viewing it with?
Opera 4.
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On 06 Nov 2000 at 22:15 (+0100), peter karlsson wrote:
| Josip Rodin:
|
| > Is that fixed size? I can't parse ".9em" offhand, but I'm guessing
| > it's not variable because I remember setting up my fonts preferences
| > to use bigger font size.
|
| ".9em" means "I think the user is stupid and don
Hi,
wow... sorry for not replying sooner -- a procmail filter stuffed all
of this mail into an old 'debian' mail folder (I now have deb lists
by -devel -user)
On 06 Nov 2000 at 21:38 (+0100), Josip Rodin wrote:
| On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 11:07:48PM -0500, brent verner wrote:
| > | > > Now coming t
Darren O. Benham wrote:
> 2) violate the stricter copyright of the "Official Logo"
"This logo or a modified version may be used by anyone to refer to the
Debian project" (for the plain swirl).
At the top of the web page, where we have " Debian", they
have " API". So it is clear to me that they ar
I havn't seen it and I'm not in a position to look right now, but my first
impressing based on the topic is -- Free Software (Open Source). They're
welcome to use the parts that make sense to them as long as they don't:
1) violate the Debian(tm) trademark
2) violate the stricter copyright of the "
Hi,
(I'm not on debian-www, so please CC any replies).
I wonder if you've seen http://www.491.org/projets/api/ and what you
think about it. And apologies if you did see it already, I didn't see
this subject in the list archives.
The very good NTK http://www.ntk.net/ reported this.
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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
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.
If we decide to change the site one should announce this to the public.
So everyone interested can join debian-www to discuss the hows and to
help.
I don't know
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