Just went to the website, and I must say, very nice. I like the new look, very professional.

Hello Jesse,

> Just went to the website, and I must say, very nice. I like the new
> look, very professional.
> 


It's a start. :)  

A big thanks to larsivi for his tips and the inspiration from the Tango site. Hopefully we can get a theme created and working for the wiki as well.

-JJR

John Reimer schrieb:
> It's a start. :) A big thanks to larsivi for his tips and the inspiration from the Tango site. Hopefully we can get a theme created and working for the wiki as well.
> 
> -JJR
> 
> 

Yes, and also a big thanks to you John for pushing this forward. It is worth a lot to have a nice project representation.
Frank

Looks good John

Better put in a link http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwt/wiki

Now to go play and delve deeper, couple of bits I havn't seen before

Jesse Phillips wrote:
> Just went to the website, and I must say, very nice. I like the new look, very professional.

Very nice and a good initiative. But I have to say I don't like to logo that much. Shouldn't we mention on the front page a little more specific on which platforms dwt are available. I thinking mostly x86 and gtk for linux.

Hello Jacob,

> Jesse Phillips wrote:
> 
>> Just went to the website, and I must say, very nice. I like the new
>> look, very professional.
>> 
> Very nice and a good initiative. But I have to say I don't like to
> logo that much. Shouldn't we mention on the front page a little more
> specific on which platforms dwt are available. I thinking mostly x86
> and gtk for linux.
> 


I agree.  The logo still needs some work. :)

Good point about noting the specific platforms. Currently everything is indeed x86.  I'll add that to my todo list.

Thanks for the suggestions.

-JJR

Hello Jacob,

> Jesse Phillips wrote:
> 
>> Just went to the website, and I must say, very nice. I like the new
>> look, very professional.
>> 
> Very nice and a good initiative. But I have to say I don't like to
> logo that much. Shouldn't we mention on the front page a little more
> specific on which platforms dwt are available. I thinking mostly x86
> and gtk for linux.
> 


Fixed x86/gtk details.  Also noted that once gdc is proven to work with dwt, it should be possible to build dwt-linux on non-x86 Linux platforms.

Improved logo still on the agenda.  Suggestions and mockups welcome. :)

-JJR