pages could really use some work as they don't do justice to the ports
collection, but I've been convinced this link is better than none.
Requested by: dozens
It looks like anchor references are case-sensitive (pretty obvious with
hindsight), so match the case here and in where.sgml.
Pointed out by: Pawel Worach on www@
New test "releases" should have their version numbers bumped in
share/sgml/includes.release.*, and the whole thing is easily
turn-off-and-on-able via knobs in the same files.
Discussed with: re (scottl)
don't first have to click through the 'Documentation' second level
page.
Make room for it by removing the link to the platforms page, which is
already linked to from another part of the front page.
Requested by: several on -www
can be found, i.e., http://www.FreeBSD.org/cgi at the moment.
This allows for easier pre-commit testing of CGI scripts, and avoids
SNAFUs with an incorrect URL being committed, as has happened a couple
of times recently.
en/ should be fully converted with this commit; other languages need to
be updated, but are in mid merge molasses at present so I have not
touched them.
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.
