Re: [libreoffice-website] Re: Our new website is progressing - have a look!

On 2021-09-08 20:13, Andreas Mantke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am 07.09.21 um 23:37 schrieb Brett Cornwall:
> > (...)
> >   $ sudo apt install -y hugo && hugo -F server
> sorry, but that doesn't work with the git clone of this repo. Debian 11
> currently deliver only hugo 0.80. This version is not able to build the
> static site from the source.
> > You just learned how to set up local development! And again... they
> > hooked up fancy automation such that you *don't* need to even use your
> > local environment if you're feeling saucy.
> >
> > tl;dr I agree that Git is not something for non-tech users to use, but
> > libreoffice.org is IIRC largely maintained by technical people (it's a
> > website after all, not a blog). Therefore, Hugo is a perfectly
> > acceptable solution.
> Thus in your opinion it is only usable for tech people and you are happy
> to work in your closed group.

I was hesitant to reply to this because I'm starting to think that 
you're just a troll... but I'll bite: It's not LibreOffice's problem 
that your distro packages software so old that even the brand new 
release is already out of date. That's *your* problem to deal with.

And yes, it *is* my opinion that tech-savvy people should contribute to 
the public face of LibreOffice's web presence. *Industry professional 
web developers* should be building it because that talent is what makes 
a good website.

It's asinine to believe that hosting a flimsy CMS for flinging digital 
mud is a *good* idea in webdev.

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