On Mon, Jan 3, 2022 at 5:58 PM richardkolacz...@hotmail.com < richardkolacz...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Suggestion... > > On the first website page, have > > Download Stable build 1.2 (created yyyy-mmm-dd) > Download Development build RC5 (last updated yyyy-mmm-dd) > > buttons > > I personally use the date format yyyy-mmm-dd, for example 2022-Mar-02, to > avoid confusion with having a two-digit month value. > > To me, being new to FreeDOS website, it would greatly help me to identify > if I have the latest development build by looking at the first web page. > [..] > To make sure I understand this correctly: you'd rather have that info on the front page, instead of navigating to the "Download" page to get the FreeDOS 1.3 RC5 or FreeDOS 1.2? (Both RC5 and 1.2 are listed on the "Download" page.) I'm trying to avoid adding too many buttons. But what if the front page had (above the "Download FreeDOS" link/button) some tags or other highlighted text that said "FreeDOS 1.2" and "FreeDOS 1.3 RC5"? Would that be a useful way to communicate the versions without adding too much text? (Hopefully this is a short-lived problem. Once 1.3 "final" is out there, I'll stop advertising FreeDOS 1.2 on the website. (1.2 will still be on the Files Archive at Ibiblio, but the www website will just have download links for 1.3.) Jim
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