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Website Updates
From: |
Bill Denney |
Subject: |
Website Updates |
Date: |
Thu, 9 Feb 2006 12:44:36 -0500 (EST) |
So, I've been thinking of several things that need updating on the
website-- some of which I can do, some of which I don't know the info to
put in.
First, I'd like to have a page for the related projects. There are
several GUI and plotting projects currently in the works, and I'd like to
have them mentioned on the website so that these projects can be easily
known and/or found. So, for maintainers of related projects, can you
please send the following information (if you think that there is more
relevant information then let me know):
What kind of project is yours (gui, plotting, etc)?
What is the website or how can someone get the code?
What is the version of your code?
Please also include a paragraph describing your project.
Second, I'd like to update the projects page
(http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/projects.html). This was
autogenerated from projects.texi apparently, so the place to start with
this would be finding then cleaning up projects.texi. If it does not
exist (I couldn't find it by searching the CVS of the website or the
source), then I'd like to start to clean up what's there and update it.
Third, I'd like to have improved instructions for installation on Mac and
Windows on the website (this may be a better choice for the wiki, but I'd
like an official version somewhere). I recall seeing a couple of links
recently for instructions that covered Mac and Windows independently.
Would the people who put those up be willing to let me use them (with
minor modifications, primarily formatting).
Also, if anyone would like to help with maintaining the web pages, please
let John and me know. I'm working to bring the pages up to date, but it
would be nice in the future to have maintenance handled by several people
so that there is not just one person who is the webmaster but a team.
Bill
--
"To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is
research."
-- Steven Wright
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