Review request: a website for Tracker

Tracker hasn’t had its own website since about 2011, when whoever was paying for https://tracker-project.org/ stopped doing so. Since then it’s been using wiki.gnome.org to host documentation.

At the weekend I made a simple website with mkdocs and GitLab pages, and I’m looking for some comments on whether it serves its purpose! The website is here: https://gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/tracker/ and the corresponding MR is here: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/tracker/merge_requests/156

The purposes of the site include…

  • provide an overview of what Tracker is
  • provide an FAQ for users who are seeing tracker processes in top and wondering why
  • link users who are searching for things like “how do I configure Tracker” to the relevant GNOME documentation (which would be https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/unstable/files-search.html.en in this case)
  • host documentation that’s currently kept on the wiki, such as the supported SPARQL syntax, so that we maintain it in Git
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This is great.

Hopefully we’ll get train going on converting other static websites to markdown.

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