MTres19 {l Wrote}:Looks great! I haven't had a chance to see the desktop site yet, but no doubt it's great too.
By the way, I could very tentatively offer to help with the new track making tutorial. I'm currently working on my own track, (and I ported Subterranean Cave, a.k.a. Lost Chasm) so I'm not completely clueless.
XGhost {l Wrote}:The new website looks nice and well done.
What happens now to the sourceforge website? Maybe just forwarding to supertuxkart.net?
FaTony {l Wrote}:It strangely lags a lot in Firefox ESR in Debian Testing.
QwertyChouskie {l Wrote}:FaTony {l Wrote}:It strangely lags a lot in Firefox ESR in Debian Testing.
Is it just me, or does that seem like an oxymoron?
sst {l Wrote}:Did i can made the French version, of the new WebSite.
i help on the old website, to made some pages in French.
Auria {l Wrote}:At the moment the new website is not an "open wiki" like the old one use it. Maybe we will create a new "community wiki" for user contributions, stay tuned for that, but we don't have this atm sorry
Arthur {l Wrote}:Why use GitHub for the wiki? MediaWiki has history revisions as well, and adding GitHub into the mix would complicate things, in my mind unnecessarily.
In any case, I think the main idea is that the community-maintained wiki should be somewhat separate from the main, official, website. In the past they kind of got conflated and in the end the official website was a bit of a mess. So no matter which engine we use, I'd like a clear separation between official content and community-maintained pages
In any case, I think the main idea is that the community-maintained wiki should be somewhat separate from the main, official, website. In the past they kind of got conflated and in the end the official website was a bit of a mess. So no matter which engine we use, I'd like a clear separation between official content and community-maintained pages
Did i can made the French version, of the new WebSite.
i help on the old website, to made some pages in French
I'm working with samuncle on some updates to the tutorials here, and he said he liked the idea of using GitHub. Perhaps something could be set up so that the pages could be managed on GitHub and automatically be pushed to the wiki. We were actually discussing it in issue #5 and I came across this, which sounded interesting.
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