General main site discussion

[Christopher Armstrong]

Okay, considering the discussion about the GNUstep web page, and a consensus 
for a need for constructive discussion concerning www.gnustep.org, I thought 
I'd post a few thoughts/ideas about the main site that may make life a little 
easier for users. I hope I don't step on too many toes with this one.

* http://www.gnustep.org/developers/suite.html This page has some nice 
descriptions of the tools. Would it possible to link to the download page for 
the "Core" libraries", and possibly a new page (or existing one if one suits 
the purpose) for how to obtain/use gcc/gdb, with instructions for setting these 
up under Linux/Solaris/Unix/MacOSX/Windows(Mingw/Cygwin)/whatever? I think a 
page exists for the latter.

* http://www.gnustep.org/experience/apps.html 
 - CodeEditor.app link seems to be broken (check, I might be wrong).
 - Add links for Gorm and ProjectCenter (I don't think we can be without enough 
links for these applications :-) )

* http://www.gnustep.org/developers/
 - Add a direct link to the wiki, either straight to the developers section: 
(http://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Main_Page#Developers) or just the main 
page.

* Maybe a "Documentation" link on the side for those looking for a quick way to 
get to references or manuals. (then just link in to the other relevant 
sections, perhaps "User" and "Developer").

I hope this isn't too much. I guess these ideas can now be discussed on their 
merit.

Cheers

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Christopher Armstrong
Christopher dOT K dOt Armstrong AT__ student doT uts DoT edu doT au


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