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Apparently archlinux packaging guidelines are no longer on our wiki pages but stored in "Developer Manual" at manual.archlinux.org .
(wiki search does find them)
The layout is very different and splitting ToC between left and right side of the page makes it harder to find something specific.
There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes ?
Why was this not announced somewhere public (like the Forum & Wiki discussion board) and where is info about how to build (clean chroot building) ?
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The pages are still there:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_p … guidelines
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Develo … ean_chroot
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Looks like those are still present, but the go package guidelines are now only in the new location .
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The layout is very different and splitting ToC between left and right side of the page makes it harder to find something specific.
I personally neither mind layout nor design (actually looks a bit like the css override I'm using on the BBS
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Left is list of articles, right is sections of the current article - do you mind the column order?
Eg. prefer articles/TOC/article or TOC/article/list ?
There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes ?
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Compare the VCS package guidelines wiki-style with the VCS package guidelines manual style .
When I scroll down/up with the wiki style the toc dynamically highlights the chapter/section I'm viewing making it very easy to see what I'm looking at .
On the manual style page I have to look at the left side to see which article I'm viewing. On the right side I can see the chapter/sections that article has but there's no indication which part I'm viewing.
That makes the manual style a lot worse then the wiki style .
I'm aware of stylus and how powerful it is, but am also aware my understanding of CSS is far to low to create something for it.
There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes ?
I wasn't clear enough with that. It should have been :
There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes to the content of the articles ?
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So the gist is
wiki style the toc dynamically highlights the chapter/section
but that requires javascript (monkey-patched w/ eg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greasemonkey
The site already uses JS and is apparently build with HUGO which has this documented by every blog under the sun, eg. https://dakotaleemartinez.com/tutorials … -contents/
There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes to the content of the articles ?
Link on the lower right end of the page: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … type=heads
So apparently https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … ge_size=20 ?
This is of course the opposite of a wiki since nobody has archlinux gitlab accounts…
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Left is list of articles, right is sections of the current article - do you mind the column order?
That's a distinction without a difference when the difference between and article and section of an article is abitrary.
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There's no sign of an equivalent of talk/discussion pages, how would someone propose changes to the content of the articles ?
Link on the lower right end of the page: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … type=heads
So apparently https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/ … ge_size=20 ?This is of course the opposite of a wiki since nobody has archlinux gitlab accounts…
So the edit page link sends you to archlinux gitlab. Once logged in I seem to have edit rights.
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