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Until now, the copyright years were 2023, but we have entered 2024 and
it was necessary to update them.
With this commit, the second components of the dates have been updated
to 2024.
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Until now, we didn't have a clear link to guide new visitors on how to
start using Maneage! The link to the customization checklist was
deeply burried within the text of the top page and was hard to find
for someone who wants to just get started fast.
With this commit, a "Quick start" link has been added to the top menu
of the Maneage webpage. It will directly go to the customization
checklist within 'README-hacking.md' on Gitlab (which will be up to
date; as we don't yet have a complete and independent documentation,
this is the best current reference). Later, when the documentation is
complete, this link will be changed.
This was suggested by Sepideh Eskandarlou.
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Until now the internal and visible copyright years were 2022, but we
have moved into 2023.
With this commit, the copyright years have been updated.
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Until now, the only suggested way for contact was Savannah and
directly contacting me. But we have recently added Matrix-protocol
based chatrooms, which some people may find easier to use.
With this commit, a link to the general chat room as been added in the
contacts section at the bottom part of all the pages.
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Until now, the copyright years were still for 2021!
With this commit, they have been updated to 2022.
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From today (September 15th, 2021), I am employed by CEFCA, so it was
necessary to correct the "base" institute of Maneage also. In the
process, I also noticed that we had forgot to update the copyright
year of Maneage in all the pages, so they have also been corrected.
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The top few entries in the list were different from the older ones. So
for now (since I am busy!), they have been written in a similar format
(in particular, removing the arXiv link).
I personally prefer the new method, but we also need consistency! We
can't just update the most recent entries and ignore the previous
ones: this doesn't have a good view for a random viewer.
So when we have time, we should define some good way to add those
extra links in all the papers ;-).
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Following the previous commit, I noticed that in the first line of
that page (where we ask people to cite the Maneage paper), don't
actually mention the journal or DOI. So a link with the journal name,
that links to the DOI was added.
I also noticed that the Peper & Roukema paper's new information
doesn't follow the same convention as the previous entries: instead of
the year being set as a link, the journal name was a link. So the link
is now on the year.
I also noticed that there was a typo in the link of the Maneage
paper's arXiv link that has been corrected.
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This commit updates the list of references for
Maneage publications; and modifies the comment
in about-tips.html that listed the unethical servers
without listing ethical servers. The current best
list of ethical git (and similar) code hosts seems to
be at https://developers.reverseeagle.org/replace/github .
(The equivalent for non-developers is
https://switching.software
to avoid the closed world of GAFAM/Zoom/Slack/Doodle/Twitter
and join the free world. :))
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In the initial version of the paper, we had this nice figure to show
the file structure of Maneage, so I thought its good to put it in the
page describing Maneage's file architecture.
Also, the long copyright at the end of the page was summarized into
one line and a link to the GPL has been added.
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The "About" page ('about.html') was effectively a full copy of
Maneage's 'README-hacking.md', so it was very long. To help in
readability it has now been broken down into smaller pages (one for
each section).
Also the indentation of Make recipes was corrected, both in the about
pages, and also in the tutorial.
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