Documentation

The roadmap can also be linked to the Redmine's CD roadmap:

http://team.doudoulinux.org/projects/doudoulinux-cd/roadmap

We can also link to the fully detailed roadmaps, for example:

http://team.doudoulinux.org/projects/doudoulinux-cd/versions/1

Concerning brackets, you should use URL encoding. Brackets codes are %5B and %5D. You can find an online URL encoder at http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm. It gives the following encoding:

http://team.doudoulinux.org/projects/doudoulinux-cd/issues/new?issue%5Btracker_id%5D=2

for the following original link:

http://team.doudoulinux.org/projects/doudoulinux-cd/issues/new?issue[tracker_id]=2

I quickly checked that Spip perfectly understands URL encoded links.

Please note that our source code is still on Gna. It's “only” project management and requests that moved to Redmine. I reverted changes to “The translation job” and “Translator's FAQ”.

Here is the list of pages still having a link to gna.org, automatically extracted from the web server. Please note that not all of these links need to be replaced with Redmine. It depends on the target.

• about/article/contact-us
• about/more-about/article/where-goes-doudoulinux
• contribute/developers/article/developers-faq
• contribute/developers/article/how-to-generate-a-cd-usb-image
• contribute/developers/article/the-doudoulinux-source-code
• contribute/translate-doudoulinux/article/the-translation-job
• contribute/translate-doudoulinux/article/translator-s-faq
• contribute/translate-doudoulinux/translation-status/article/status-of-application-icons
• documentation-7/advanced-tools/article/creating-a-doudoulinux-usb-key
• documentation-7/article/get-doudoulinux
• documentation-7/questions-and-issues/article/release-notes
• documentation-7/questions-and-issues/article/reporting-a-hardware-issue

Some of these articles have already been corrected :).