From 3e6bac2857d75eeb8218297348f560cba368800c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Devin Reade
+If you wish to report a defect or suggest an enhancement, please
+use the
+GNO Bugzilla.
+
+Before you file a bug report, please ensure that it is actually
+a defect in GNO. The bug tracker is NOT a general support
+mechanism, such as if you're having problems trying to figure out
+how to do a particular task.
+
+Second, having concluded that what you have is actually a bug (or
+enhancement request), please
+search bugzilla
+to ensure that it has not already been reported (or suggested).
+Note that there is more than one product supported by
+bugzilla.gno.org. Ensure that you are filing
+bugs under GNO itself and not one of the other products hosted
+by the GNO Consortium.
+
+Be aware that the GNO Bugzilla uses self signed certificates.
+If you're getting warnings from your browser about the certificates,
+help is available
+(just note that the site name is for https://bugzilla.gno.org
+as opposed to https://lists.gno.org).
+
+For an excellent article on submitting bug or defect reports in
+general (that is, for any software product), please see Simon
+Tatham's
+
+How to Report Bugs Effectively.
+
+For GNO in particular, please ensure that for bug reports you're
+reporting at least the following information:
+GNO Bug Reports
+
+Writing an Effective Bug Report
+
+
+
+
+
+
+GNO is available at + +ftp://ftp.gno.org/pub/apple2/gs.specific/gno/base/ +
+ ++The current release of GNO/ME is version 2.0.6. +It does not include networking support. +Installation instructions for these images is available in the +Overview and Installation manual. +
+ ++GNO source is now available on +GitHub under the + +GNO Consortium +organization. The currently available repositories related +to GNO/ME proper (as opposed to other projects) are: +
+ This is the repository from which GNO/ME itself is built on an + Apple IIgs. You only need this if you're planning on building + GNO from source, not merely using it. +
++ The build requirements are somewhat complex (including + a related support infrastructure). You will also need licensed + versions of both Byteworks' ORCA/C and ORCA/M, available from + Syndicomm. +
++ Detailed build instructions are in the process of being written, + as of 03 Sep 2012. +
++ This repository contains GNO-related documentation such as references + manuals, the FAQ, etc. +
++ The source in this repository does not build + on the IIgs; it is intended to build on a UNIX or UNIX-like environment + as described in the + README.build + file. +
++If you would like to receive email whenever commits occur for +GNO/ME-related sources, you can subscribe to +gno-commits. +(That site uses self-signed certificates. If you don't know how to deal +with your browser warnings from self-signed certificates, +help is available). +
+ + + diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index be60fc2..161421a 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -5,11 +5,44 @@-GNO is a UNIX-like software package for the Apple IIgs, which +GNO is a UNIX-like environment for the Apple IIgs, which runs on top of the native operating system, GS/OS.
++GNO is available as a set of installation files or as source +as described on the +download page. +If you are new to GNO, it is strongly recommended that you +install from the images. +
+ ++The GNO documentation is available on this site as +Reference Manuals, +Manual Pages, +and the +FAQ. +
+ ++The +gno-devel +mailing list is available for discussions around developing software +to run under GNO and development of GNO itself. +
+ ++There is also a list of +related web pages +(off-site). +
++ +The following links have a less direct relevance to GNO, but may still +be useful: +