Re: Website needs to be updated

["Steven Brown" <steven w j brown gmail com>]

I had started to work on the static page a while back, but stopped
because people started talking about the Plone integration, so it
seemed kind of pointless until that was up and running, and then we
would have a better tool to develop the website with.  (I started
writing _javascript_ to *guess* the current release, based on the date,
so as we didn't have to update it! hah)

What would be good,  however, would be to discuss what should be on the Nautilus webpage that isn't.

For example, I was thinking of extending the Scripts section to include
Actions and Extensions.  These are not nearly as discoverable as they should be and
they are very useful.

But I'm not a Nautilus dev.  Maybe people on this list have some suggestions for improvements on the webpage?

http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus/WebPage

-Steve

On Jan 1, 2008 6:31 AM, Christian Kirbach <christian kirbach googlemail com> wrote:

On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 20:09:13 +0100, Daniel Fore <daniel p fore gmail com>
wrote:

> I've noticed the Nautilus website has not been updated since the 2.12
> release. However, I'm currently running 2.20 right now on my desktop. Is
> there another page that is perhaps more maintained than the one on
> gnome.org ? And if not, Is it possible that someone can update the page?

Unfortunately, as you can see, nautilus lacks man power. To my knowledge
there is no up-to-date web site.

> I would like to see whats new in Nautilus and what direction it's
> heading in. KDE4 seems to be really generating a lot of buzz, and a lot
> of users don't really know where GNOME is going for Topaz.

For future nautilus (and Gnome) development, please see the Roadmap at
http://live.gnome.org/RoadMap

Regards


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