> > * add daily cvs archive to the "Files" section. This also helps people > > without cvs installed (i.e. simple Windows installations) > > Is there an automatic way to do that?
I have no idea about sourceforge. It should be trivial if you can run cron processes on some Unix webserver: each night get the current source with cvs, package it into a .tar.gz archive and publish on the webserver. Put an URL that links to this archive on the home page or somewhere. A simple shellscript and a bit of testing for permissions etc. > How can you edit that page? Dunno. You are the sourceforge project maintainer. Sorry. > The "Browse CVS Repository" link seems to > give the answer, but that requires some knowledge about CVS. Which was what threw me, of course. Users never, ever, read manuals or spend more than a few seconds figuring something out. If the visible area of a webpage (no scroll!) does not have the information they look for, its already over. > > * simplify & structure the homepage, make the sourceforge link and the > > mailing list link prominent > > Sounds like an effort. Not if you know a bit of HTML and don't do a total redesign, just update. I can send you an updated version of http://www.linpro.no/lwp/ this weekend, if you want. But I don't have time to maintain that. -- Hans Ecke hans<at>ecke.ws / hans<at>acoustics.mines.edu Department of Geophysics http://hans.ecke.ws Colorado School of Mines Tel: (USA) 303-273-3733 Golden, Colorado Fax: (USA) 303-273-3478 Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn. -- John Muir
