If a new user clicks on "Documentation" from the website's front page, she
will go to the Documentation landing page, and see these links:
All Manuals
Philosophy
How Trisquel is Made
Editions
Setup
Community
Language and Accessibility
Hardware
Logo
Home and office
Roadmap
Developer Meetings
Proposed policies, procedures, & solutions
Software that does not respect Free System Distribution Guidelines
Trisquel
Trisquel Community Guidelines
Complete Systems
Versions
Manuals
Packages Repository
Sandbox
Third Party Resources
Some of these are relevant to new users -- for example:
a) Language and Accessibility
b) Hardware
c) Home and Office
And some pages are less relevant to new users -- for example:
a) Developer meetings
b) Proposed policies, procedures, and solutions
c) Software that does not respect Free System Distribution Guidelines
d) Roadmap
e) Packages repository
New users may see the less relevant items as clutter. Certain less-relevant
stuff may seem complicated.
Since new users go to that page, we should maximize on the opportunity there
to deliver documentation that is useful to new users. And make a new place
for more involved users.
