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With one demanding day job, three dogs, three cats, one wife, three kids and all the other kids that spawns at the house, I haven't had time to contribute to any of my favorite open source projects. I did find time to work on the initial Moin to Mediawiki conversion earlier in the week. ~ I don't know that I really changed the content of the first page, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda, but you want to review it--hint hint; nudge nudge; wink wink.
Chuckle...that Jeremy Katz is quite the artist as noted here https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Image:Anaconda.png. I used his work to make a banner icon so that the Anaconda pages can go toe to toe with the other project's pages (tongue in check and grinning). Jeremy's banner icon really adds _character_ to the site (subtle bad pun intended Hint: view the page source at http://people.redhat.com/~katzj/anaconda/). However, I was wondering how to go about getting Fedora Art to add that splashy reflection stuff to the banner logo? Perhaps they can embellish the banner logo altogether.
Besides adding {{header|anaconda}} at the top of each Anaconda page, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:Anaconda, and a few other Moin to Mediawiki conversions, the content needs to be updated. I'll perform some mindless regexing and fix the conversion niggles but I am not sure that much of the existing content reflects how Anaconda does business, currently.
Remember its just a wiki. Y'all can jump in on the action by seeding new pages, adding ideas to talk pages, adding bullet points of what needs to be covered.
As always thanks for making Fedora accessible for direct contributions!
Regards. Greg
How can one get edit access to the wiki? I tried a few months ago, but I never got my approval, and then the approval process changed...
The Wiki seems out of date, and poorly organized. I spent an agonizing week trying to use it as documentation before just giving up on it entirely, as the source code was more understandable.
Matt
On Fri, 2008-05-30 at 05:09 -0700, Greg Morgan wrote:
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With one demanding day job, three dogs, three cats, one wife, three kids and all the other kids that spawns at the house, I haven't had time to contribute to any of my favorite open source projects. I did find time to work on the initial Moin to Mediawiki conversion earlier in the week. ~ I don't know that I really changed the content of the first page, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda, but you want to review it--hint hint; nudge nudge; wink wink.
Chuckle...that Jeremy Katz is quite the artist as noted here https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Image:Anaconda.png. I used his work to make a banner icon so that the Anaconda pages can go toe to toe with the other project's pages (tongue in check and grinning). Jeremy's banner icon really adds _character_ to the site (subtle bad pun intended Hint: view the page source at http://people.redhat.com/~katzj/anaconda/). However, I was wondering how to go about getting Fedora Art to add that splashy reflection stuff to the banner logo? Perhaps they can embellish the banner logo altogether.
Besides adding {{header|anaconda}} at the top of each Anaconda page, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:Anaconda, and a few other Moin to Mediawiki conversions, the content needs to be updated. I'll perform some mindless regexing and fix the conversion niggles but I am not sure that much of the existing content reflects how Anaconda does business, currently.
Remember its just a wiki. Y'all can jump in on the action by seeding new pages, adding ideas to talk pages, adding bullet points of what needs to be covered.
As always thanks for making Fedora accessible for direct contributions!
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On Fri, 2008-05-30 at 11:43 -0400, Matt Rose wrote:
How can one get edit access to the wiki? I tried a few months ago, but I never got my approval, and then the approval process changed...
Sign up[1], then log in.
[1] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/accounts/user/new
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