jdd wrote:
Lyle Greg Lisle wrote:
A site map would be real nice, but unless it could be generated automagically, it would take way too much time to keep up with changes.
My guess is we need to work with the category structure. In particular, we need to make it hierarchical. Keep the number of top categories below 20. That would make finding things a lot easier. In addition, it would be nice if descriptions could be placed on the 'special' pages, including 'categories'.
true. categories are very powerfull thing, must be better documented (on our wiki, for our users).
I made this:
http://fr.opensuse.org/Liste_des_catégories
to display categories with they page content, but it needs to be done by hand.
learning the category/sub category is good, browsing the pages to make then into categories also.
I noticed on wikipedia that I couldn't create a new page without it being open to add category nearly on the fly (as fast as I even lost some edit text :-)
of course this mean special categorizer are working :-)
really I think that when the french wiki will be up to date enough I will spend most of my time on this, but for now there are more urgent works :-)
jdd
Looking at your list, and a list I have been messing with, I propose the following top Categories with some subs. One of the beautiful characteristics of hypertext is that we don't have to decide which category a page goes into. Applications What's available (equivalents) Web apps Office apps Games Graphics GUIs Community OpenSUSE Teams Users Meetings News Promotion Development Algorithms Protocols Drivers Usability Projects Virtualization Documentation Documentation Standards Wiki Graphics for Docs Hardware Compatibility Howtos Release Information (Implementations?) Support Data Base Wishlists and maybe Translations --- L Greg Lisle