Hi Frank, > You can also apply the patch for the order change > .en.html -> .html.en. Seems indeed preferable here. Oops. Made the changes and implemented them (both trunk and sarge branch), but forgot to send a mail about it. However, I saw that this was picked up anyway :-) as there now is a page http://www.nl.debian.org/releases/testing/installmanual. Great; looks good! There seems to be one problem with content negotiation. If I click one of the CN links at the top of the page, I will get the txt version of the manual and not the html version. Reason is, of course that the txt and pdf versions are called install.<format>.<lang> and the html version is called index.html.<lang> The same does not happen for the release notes, as the release notes are in a separate subdir under the arch dir (AFAICT only the html version; correct?). Wouldn't it be better (more consistent etc.) to create a separate directory for the manual as well? Then, a link to releases/testing/arch/manual/ would return the html version. Should txt/pdf files remain in the arch dir or move as well? The other option would of course be to rename the index.html.<lang> files to install.html.<lang> (effectively same as for Woody), which I can take care of as well if you like. That would make for full CN support, but would also still mean an inconsistency between manual and release notes. Cheers, Frans
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