Description
EDIT: I was out of the loop, work is bieng discussed and done on:
Libera IRC: #tenacity
Matrix: #tenacity:libera.chat
Issues:
- Currently there is no place where someone new, wanting to contribute to the project, can get up to speed on the progress.
- There is no "quick-start guide" for someone who would just like to install Tenacity and be on their way.
Now, I know this project is still in it its very early stages, and you may think its too premature to start work on the forums and guides, but in reality, the support and streamlined installation process is just as important as the software itself.
In the end, the only audacity fork that will survive is the one that can get out of early development and onto the majority of computers, the one which can be installed by the largest amount of people. It will only be then that linux distro maintainers will consider adding Tenacity to their official repos.
My proposal:
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Separate teams and leadership for the software and infrastructure teams, the latter managing the website, hosting, IRC chat rooms and other sysadmin stuff.
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Creation of an easy to navigate website Ideal: Keepassxc
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Creation of dedicated forum or well-moderated subreddit, and IRC for general discussion and support. Ideal: KDE forum , KDE Subreddit , Arch IRC
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Simultaneous work on Tenacity and the infrastructure so that the first release can be smooth and successful.
Suggested task list:
- Creation of tenacityteam.github.io repo which will be served on tenacityaudio.org
- Creation of tenacity-branding repo where contributors can discuss logo ideas and colors.
- Appointing of infrastructure team.