Redmine

Hi Criag,

You are totally correct. Now that redmine 1.0 is pretty much handled, we are actually going to start discussing a new theme for redmine. If this is of interest, join the next UX core group meeting. http://www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/UX_Team

I followed the link you posted above but I don't really have any idea what to do with that page. It says that to contribute I must contact you or Igor but there's no email addresses, no PM system and no contact details of any kind. This has prompted me to create another feature request (#5956).

I am very interested in contributing however - I'm just not sure how to start. I have very little experience with Ruby but a great deal of experience in front-end design. If you give me an idea of how I can help out, I'm ready to get started right away.

I was actually planning to start working on a theme for my own installation anyway but I'm more than willing to share. I can also help out by reporting every instance of where I consider the navigation to be lacking or less than intuitive.

Also, are there any plans for an easy installation script to handle the installing of the correct versions of Ruby, Rails and all of the other dependencies (particularly on Linux systems)? If so, I am willing to contribute on that too and if not I am willing to make one.

I look forward to contributing and hope to hear from you soon,

Craig.

Please disregard what I posted above. I have since switched to a Drupal based Project Management System due to a worrying lack of activity here.

Craig Barnes wrote:

Also, are there any plans for an easy installation script to handle the installing of the correct versions of Ruby, Rails and all of the other dependencies (particularly on Linux systems)? If so, I am willing to contribute on that too and if not I am willing to make one.

If you were looking for reactions to things like that, you won't get any in totally unrelated tickets. Either open a new ticket or start a new thread in the forums. The short answer though is: Won't happen (or at least not soon), other people (bitnami, turnkey, …) or the distribution specific package managers (gentoo, ubutnu, debian, …) already do that job, no need to reinvent the wheel.

If you meant overall activity: this is free software contributed to in the devs' free/spare time, and while redmine might not have the same traction as other bigger projects, we are slowly getting there :-)

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