> We should use source forge's download facility. Done that. > We also need a nice, simple download page. The source forge download page > lacks sass, style, and savoir faire. Please create a stylish > download page. That would be great.
see http://freenet.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=quickstart > Speaking of preparing for the upcoming release, how exactly are we going > to do it? We need to delete unneeded files, spell check the documentation, > check to make sure all the documentation is good, current, and complete, > and then make archives for the 3 different archive formats which are > important, zip, tar.gz, and hqx. Well, at the moment there is only zip and tgz, but if someone gets me a hqx and suitable instructions to go on the quick start page, I will add it. > Then the archives needed to be uploaded to sourceforge, sourceforge has to > be informed so they can link to it, and then press releases need to be > sent to alt.freenet, freshmeat, slashdot, wired, my mother, and any other > important people that you can think of. Well, I have told FreshMeat, and SlashDot, although I am not so sure about Wired. > I'm sure Ian will write a press release. :-) He should probably put the > archives on sourceforge, too. Not nescessarily, I think Freshmeat can be our press-release (I am sick of all things press-releated! ;-). > Everyone should check the completeness of the documentation. Indeed, particularly the Quick Start and Installation pages. > Oh, and we need an alternative download site, just in case. How about > piclab, Lee? I suspect SourceForge can handle it, that is their job (er, kindof). If anyone else wants to mirror stuff, that is ok, but if SourceForge goes down, the website probably will too so there may not be much point. Ian. _______________________________________________ Freenet-dev mailing list Freenet-dev at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/freenet-dev
