Thanks, David. Somebody else made that decision long ago -- I just
changed the version number. But it occurred to me, too, that it's not at
all obvious it links to new features.

It's a simple change, so I'll remove the link from that heading and add
a sentence/link to New Features.

- V

PS: Adding -translation to the cc on this thread -- didn't mean to
exclude them, and more eyes on this is good.



On 3/7/2012 2:41 AM, David Bailes wrote:
> Hi Vaughan,
> this is probably a post 2.0 comment.
> On the download page, I think it would be better for vi users if the
> audacity 2.0 heading wasn't also a link to new features. For those you
> can't see ahead, an audacity 2.0 link immediately following a download
> heading, probably indicates a link to download audacity. Maybe there
> could be a link to new features after the download links for the
> different platforms.
> 
> David.
> 
> On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 7:50 AM, Vaughan Johnson
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> First off, I've posted lots of new and updated files. Again, please
>> review them starting from http://audacity.sourceforge.net/index-v.php
>> and http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/index-v.php.
>>
>> The goal here is to just find anything in these changes that would block
>> release of 2.0. I thought these would resolve those, but I see I just
>> got two emails from Gale. One is comments I'll need to go through in
>> detail tomorrow (bedtime for me!), the other saying a delay to March 8
>> is okay. I'll assume that's okay if no objections -- we do want to get
>> the website right. I'm sure I'll be making more changes to it tomorrow
>> (PST).
>>
>> Thanks for the comments!
>>
>>
>> On 3/6/2012 4:01 PM, Martyn Shaw wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On 06/03/2012 07:01, Vaughan Johnson wrote:
>>> <snip>
>>>
>>>> Please give a look at these:
>>>>
>>>> * http://audacity.sourceforge.net/index-v.php
>>>>    The new brevity of verbiage, and reliance on links to other places
>>>> here, are intended. News item is much smaller and points elsewhere for
>>>> details. So now, all the important stuff is "above the fold" on
>>>> 1024x768. I think that's a big positive.
>>>
>>> Much neater than before!  Thanks for the work on this!
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>>>
>>> I don't think we need the words 'especially 1.2.6 and 1.3.14' in the
>>> second para.
>>
>> Noted. I've actually done mostly a *lot* of removing of unnecessary
>> duplicate version number specifics on pages. Gale lobbied several times
>> to mention the replacement of 1.2.6 there, though.
>>
>>
>> Everybody, please, at this point, I'm really not looking for detailed
>> discussions about wordings. I'm doing the task of writing these, so I
>> will make the decisions about wordings this time. I've heard your input.
>>
>>
>> Let's get this release completed. Please give further near-term comments
>> only about anything that would prevent using these pages for the 2.0
>> release, e.g., is technically or grammatically incorrect, or redundant.
>>
>> "I ain't mad atcha", just want to move forward. :-)
>>
>>>
>>> The image we have is somewhat outdated and I offer the attached to
>>> replace it - an actual image of 2.0 running with a couple of the newer
>>> features in use.
>>
>> That's fine, but is not a release blocker for these web page changes.
>> I'll review it after 2.0 is released.
>>
>> Really, we should probably review all those screenshot images and
>> generate new ones, or make a gallery of the ones in the manual and refer
>> to those.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> I'm not sure how much of the site I was supposed to be reviewing and how
>>> much has 'known problems', so sorry if I say stuff that is known.
>>>
>>> http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/features-2.0
>>> has the first bullet point repeated.
>>
>> Thanks, good catch. Fixed.
>>
>>
>>>
>>>> * http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/index-v.php
>>>>    Please look at this one primarily for layout, completeness, and
>>>> comprehensibility -- many of the links from it are not yet correct. I
>>>> need to create more files.
>>>
>>> "You can also obtain Audacity as a CD image file or purchasable CD." is
>>> going to disappoint people looking for 2.0.  Maybe delete it for now, or
>>> change the text?
>>
>> Not release blocker, will check after.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> "If you wish to compile Audacity yourself, please download the source
>>> code." the link here is wrong, or the page is wrong.
>>
>> Yeah, part of what I hadn't completed. I think it's all hooked up now,
>> with the continuing proviso that you won't see anything new on pages
>> that aren't "*-v.php".
>>
>>
>>> We really really
>>> don't want people getting the 1.2 6 source.
>>
>> Yeah, I'll buy that.
>>
>> Not release blocker, will check after. I believe with today's changes,
>> it's only on the platform-specific 1.2.6 pages.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> "Legacy Downloads" boxes are random sizes and, as somebody else said,
>>> probably shouldn't be here.
>>
>> So weird. They were well-behaved when I posted them.
>>
>> I've removed 1.3.14 from there, as 2.0 is such a complete and recent
>> replacement. And fixed I a missing </div> so I think the random size
>> issues are fixed.
>>
>>
>> More importantly, this is the "Other Downloads" page now, not something
>> that most people will see. They'll mostly (~70%, iirc) go directly to
>> the 2.0 page for their platform, based on the which_download() function
>> used on the home page.
>>
>> And btw, to James's comment that "Legacy Downloads" should not be on
>> that page -- I did not add that section, simply moved 1.2.6 and 1.3.14
>> to that existing section.
>>
>> So I think "Legacy Downloads", with 1.2.6 and 1.0.0 (for Mac) should
>> stay on that page. They're pretty much below the fold now.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows-v
>>> well the name says it doesn't it?  What this 'beta' thing? :-)
>>> Also it says 'Beta version' in the heading.  No more beta! :-)
>>>
>>> I shall stop, I'm sure you are aware of all of this.
>>
>> Yes, thanks. Was just in the process of gradually un-linking all those
>> beta pages.
>>
>> - V
>>
>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> The mockups are "*-v.php" files, and I didn't link them up from all the
>>>> ancillary links, so if you test too far into the older stuff (which can
>>>> be only one link to an older page, e.g., the "nav-bar" is not updated on
>>>> older pages), you won't link to the new "*-v.php". Please don't report
>>>> on those yet -- I know they're not ready.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> An important remaining task, for me, is to add a button to the home
>>>> page, for immediate download of the most popular platform-specific
>>>> release package, rather than link to platform-specific download page.
>>>
>>> That would be nice!
>>>
>>>> The former stuff is not set up for that
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> But I expect and hope we'll make incremental changes to the website
>>>> after releasing 2.0.
>>>>
>>>> I think none of this messes up the current website.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Regarding releasing 2.0, as we had pretty much a P1/P2 per day last
>>>> week, do we want to take another 48 hour test period? I think we've just
>>>> now passed the 48 hours since last March 3 rc.
>>>
>>> Well, the Ps have slowed to nothing, it appears, which is great! Given
>>> that we missed 29th Feb there's no particular date that stands out.  I
>>> willing to wait a few bits until the web site is 'ready' (that is, good
>>> enough, if not complete).
>>>
>>> HTH
>>> Martyn
>>>
>>>> - V
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