* The "Supported Applications" idea is a good one, and I've been
advocating it for a few days now. This should be a hand-maintained
list of apps what we have 'officially' tested, and know for a fact
that work decently in Wine. See the current efforts to come up with
the Gold list of apps supported under Wine.
I actually think that we could have exactly one entry - and
that it be called 'Supported Applications'. That's the link
people will click on; it addresses their immediate question.
Trying to be more semantically precise with the main menu
link is a mistake, imo.
* Minor nit, but I still don't like CVS under Downloads. First off,
nobody thinks about using CVS as a Download option. There is a big
semantical impedance mismatch here. CVS is viewed as a development
tool. Also people using CVS don't go to Download, and viceversa.
I think it's a mistake to group items based on their form/syntax,
rather than meaning/semantics. In this case, the grouping is based
on the fact that there are bits going across the wire, and I don't
feel it's a meaningful distinction for anyone.
I disagree here. I don't think we should expound on CVS here, I'm
just thinking a link to the detailed instructions under Development.
What's the first thing a newbie gets told after reporting
a problem: "Have you tried it against the CVS tip?"
I suggest we work off of your latest proposal, and suggest 'patches'
to it, if anyone feels there should be changes. But this does seem
to bring us closer to a universally accepted solution. Yay!
I'm good with that. Double yay!
