news items and putting them into the localized web pages.
If the translation is available it will be used, otherwise
the original (English) version of the news item will be used.
FreeBSD. I can't reach the website right now, and Greg hasn't been
able to reach the guy making these statues. Last I heard no money was
ever received by the foundation from them in any case.
Discussed with: grog
believes it is in the best interest of the FreeBSD project and
community to have them listed in these places. This is tweaked
language from hrs@'s original commit, but also adds Pentium and Athlon
to the list of x86 platforms because they are the most popular.
Approved by: hrs, obrien, core
- Removing the announcement links for the 5.X and the 4.X releases.
- Point the title link for the 5.X release to the
announcement, as it is already the case for the 4.X release.
- Only show the 5 first items from the project news and the press
sections.
Reviewed by: hrs
ia64 project pages live under the ia64 subdirectory, with index.html
the main page. The link was pointing to the old page, which tells you
to update your bookmark. While here, spell IA64 as IA-64. This is
consistent with the spelling in the "What is FreeBSD?" paragraph and
also with the spelling in the project pages.
- Add several templates for index.xsl into includes.misc.xsl.
- The structure of mirrors.xml has been changed; <host> is
a container of <name> and <url> now.
- add doc.common.mk, which defines variables, targets, and
dependencies commonly used in www/ and doc/.
- move www/<lang>/includes.xsl to the language independent
directory and split into several files.
- add transtable*.xsl and transtable.xml to support localized
mirror names.
- make doc/{en_US.ISO8859-1,ja_JP.eucJP}/books/handbook/ use
mirrors.xml (mirrors and eresources).
- make www/{en,ja}/index.xsl use mirrors.xml.
For details, please see doc/share/sgml/README.mirrors for the moment.
Reviewed by: simon and Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com>
- Change the list of links to translated versions of the FreeBSD
webpages to include all lanuages and to use ISO 639-2 codes
istead of complete language names.
support.sgml:
- Remove the partial website mirror list and replace it with links to a
list of non-English resources (which was also part of the old
"mirror" list).
- Note in the text, that links to the translated webpages can be found
on the front page, to avoid duplicating the list multiple places.
Reviewed by: silence on -www (earlier version)
This is meant both as a way to get an overview of upcoming FreeBSD
related events, and as a way to structure links to pages with
information / pictures / etc. from past events.
The page automatically determines which events are upcoming and which
are past, by comparing the event dates with the current date.
Discussed on: -www
Inspired by PR: www/53674
Which was submitted by: Josef El-Rayes <j.el-rayes@daemon.li>
