Re: Cleaning up the products page

[Olof Kindgren <flamingolof gmail com>]

I agree
The git projects is probably the best source for all official gnome
stuff. I don't think all projects should be directly displayed
however. We should pick out the best parts, and maybe have a
development libraries section and an extras section that can point to
things we don't want up front. As this is on the main page, a
less-is-more approach would probably benefit new users.

I will try to put something in the next few days

//Olof

On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 1:29 AM, Pablo Castellano
<pablog ubuntu gmail com> wrote:
> Hello Olof,
>
> I had also noticed it and I was going to report it in bugzilla.
> In my opinion, the best would be first doing a clean up and then adding
> all the projects listed in http://git.gnome.org/cgit/. What do you think?
>
> Regards, Pablo.
>
> Olof Kindgren wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I visited http://projects.gnome.org/ for the first time yesterday and
>> found several great programs that I didn't know existed.
>> However, several projects in the list are outdated (galeon,
>> WVware...), deprecated (GB), replaced (gossip?). Other don't exist
>> (pdfmod, rygel)
>>
>> I think it is a great resource for showcasing gnome stuff that is more
>> closely coupled with gnome than gnomefiles, but the page need to be
>> updated.
>> If there is an interest, but lack of manpower I don't mind doing it,
>> as long as I can get some mentoring.
>> Is this at all the right list to ask for these kinds of
>> wishlist/question/bug/improvement things?
>>
>> //Olof
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