Website and Documentation

[tripleo1]

• The Netlify site is a nice start

• The Github Pages site does not work properly (I will look into this later)

• There is alot of old stuff on jnode.org. I will be continuing to look into this. Please make room for it in your work.

Hi tripleo1.

The Netlify site is a nice start
The Github Pages site does not work properly (I will look into this later)

thank you for feedback.

There is alot of old stuff on jnode.org. I will be continuing to look into this. Please make room for it in your work.

Can you help me? I would like to transfer things from jnode.org into this repository. Is there any way to download all documentation in jnode.org for markdown in jnode-revisited.github.io?

Note: I sent a PR with the correction in the urls in the html file. The next PR will be just text files from the jnode.org documentation coming soon - I'd like to ask the community what they think of this new site and whether or not they are interested in deprecating the old site or keeping the newer site.

[tripleo1]

Hi @codehangen

thank you for feedback.

You're always welcome. Thank you for your effort. It's so nice to see some forward momentum on this project that I have been interested in for so long. It would be nice if, in maybe 5 years (very rosy) or 10 (who could possibly still be interested with Rust on the scene?), we had a competitor to Haiku, which is celebrating release after release. But then again Haiku (and BeOS) is amazing.

Can you help me? I would like to transfer things from jnode.org into this repository. Is there any way to download all documentation in jnode.org for markdown in jnode-revisited.github.io?

Yes. That's why I said I will work on it -- the downloading part. Therre is likely no way (and no need) to transfer the jnode.org website. Things die. I would be happy if somebody proves me wrong, but at this point, I don't care.

Note: I sent a PR with the correction

Make sure to @ me like I did in this message because sometimes it's better to have notification instead of just checking obsessively. Use your tools -- until you find better tools.

PS: The web sucks.

Hi @tripleo1, thank you for feedback.