On Thursday 10 August 2006 23:58, Adriaan de Groot wrote: > The k-f website is in CVS (somewhere) and uses a fork of the KDE website > framework media/ . Recently, media/ has been updated considerably to > provide triple-A accessibility support, better templates and styling. Oh, > and when the KDE website changes to a newer theme media/ goes with it. All > but the far-away forks of it like ours. > > Really, this is coming. There *will* be a switchover of the look and style > of the KDE sites to something less 90s. > > I'd like to nudge things into gear with asking: why is the k-f separate > from the rest of kde-related websites anyway? Is there any interest in > merging back to "the mother ship" to get back on track? It would also open > up our website to maintainence from the KDE www team, as opposed to .. um > .. just lofi? Or whoever remembers his CVS credentials.
In order: (Why?) Because it didn't occur to us way back then to ask KDE for hosting (the servers were bursting at the seams, and we had a baby website and an offer of hosting already) (docking with the mother ship?) Personally, I think that would be ok, but in practise it would be the same people maintaining it (or not, as the case may currently be), and some of those people may not have access to KDE SVN. (who?)Originally I was the webmaster, then Dave, but pretty much everyone's had a finger in there at some point, and yes, lofi doing most of the work lately. I hope that things will change some. Cheers, -- Lauri "I lost my .sig" Watts _______________________________________________ kde-freebsd mailing list [email protected] http://kf.liquidneon.com/mailman/listinfo/kde-freebsd
