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[Website] "Learn More" links sending non-Ubuntu users to Ask Ubuntu for snap support. #271
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teward
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Feb 2, 2017
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Related Ask Ubuntu Meta post, and my response to the inquiry on the site as a Moderator with the affirmation that this is a discussion that, at its core, is regarding "whether we support other operating systems than Ubuntu", which we don't on Ask Ubuntu. |
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teward
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Feb 3, 2017
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@caldav made a proposal on the PR that will be satisfactory and should be included. thanks! |
teward
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Feb 14, 2017
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@caldav Any progress on this? |
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Mar 24, 2017
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This is fixed now: “Learn more” links to forum.snapcraft.io, rocket.ubuntu.com, and stackoverflow.com. |
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teward commentedFeb 2, 2017
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teward
Feb 2, 2017
For the record, I am a moderator on Ask Ubuntu. Currently, the snapcraft.io website has the Ask Ubuntu website listed under the "Learn More" section like so:
Ask Ubuntu, as a policy, does not support non-Ubuntu operating systems or non-official variants (Mint, Kali, etc.). That said, due to the policy, we are pushing towards not providing support for snaps, snapd, etc. on non-Ubuntu systems on Ask Ubuntu, and only support the Ubuntu operating system here.
We would like the links updated, such that:
A comment next to the Ask Ubuntu link states "(Ubuntu systems only)".
(If Unix & Linux mods approve) Add a link below the Ask Ubuntu link to Unix and Linux with a comment next to it saying "(Non-Ubuntu systems)" or similar.
Worst case, the Ask Ubuntu link is removed completely from the "Learn More" section.
I will have to check with the Unix and Linux mods on number 2 here, but number 1 or number 3 should be acted upon faster.