Drop start.fedoraproject.org in favour of about:home

Zoltan Hoppar hopparz at gmail.com
Fri Oct 5 16:11:38 UTC 2012


Hi,

In my opinion we should diff two situation. I think it would be nice
touch to have 2 (!) simple genshi template locally too as startup
page, that:

a, Says greetings at very first install (then it disappears on next
start), what is useful for those who are first met with the system,
and getting acquainted, provides descripiton about the system itself,
and few suggestions
b, Quick shortcuts to different resources. I mean here can be kept the
search field too, but I think we can bind active parts too, like login
to fas, and fedora people storage, wiki, and ask.fedora,
fedoracommunity international communities, and so on.

Zoltan

2012/10/5 Matthew Miller <mattdm at fedoraproject.org>:
> On Fri, Oct 05, 2012 at 04:35:28PM +0200, Kévin Raymond wrote:
>> So the real question is:
>> Do we want this page to be contributor or end user centric? As we try
>> to keep both with a simple page, it could not work easily.
>
> Making the page user-centric makes sense, but remember our target users are
> people we want to engage so they can become contributors -- even if they're
> not developers.
>
> We were talking in the Marketing meeting about updating the default
> bookmarks to point to Ask Fedora, and one excellent point is that those are
> only used for brand-new users. The start page is something we can (and
> should) refresh. It's unfortunate that it's not as pretty as
> the http://fedoraproject.org main page -- but we can fix that.
>
>
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