17 Sep
2020
17 Sep
'20
9:12 p.m.
On Thu, 17 Sep 2020 16:54:53 +0200
Slávek Banko via tde-users <ml-migration-agent(a)trinitydesktop.org> wrote:
Dne čt 17. září 2020 Michael via tde-users napsal(a):
It is quite clear that the Get Involved link does not belong to
Development! Get Involved should cover all topics - user and developer. It
probably belongs in the Home section. Again - thank you Michael for your
feedback.
Another possibility would be to divide the development links according
to types of potential volunteers and give them each an overview page
with resources and how-tos, for instance:
DEVELOPMENT: Coders, Packagers, Translators, Testers, [...]
Although I admit I can't recall seeing that anywhere else. That may mean
that it's a bad idea.
E. Liddell
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"Get
Trinity" has the same destination as "Releases".
"Get Trinity" is better UIX, drop "Releases" if you have too.
"Support" has the same destination as
"Contact".
You want both links and while going to the same place is fine,
"Support" really should go to a summary page that lists the email lists,
where to file code bug reports, where to submit website bug reports, ...
Other
If it’s not already there, a TLM of “How you can help” linking to a
summary page of all the ways anyone (dev or user) can help TDE is really
desirable. There (should!) be too many items under this, so do not have
any sub-menus.
Hmm, this like the "Development" link could go the a wiki page, so that
it can be maintained easier. (Plus the wiki already has link-able TOCs)