This patch essentially adds a mini version of the old dockapps.windowmaker.org
to the main webpage for the dockapps which are in the git repository.
Instead of hosting the tarballs, links to git snapshots on repo.or.cz are given.
The images and descriptions came mostly from archive.org's copy of
dockapps.windowmaker.org. They are stored in a text-based database
(dockapps.db), which is generated locally by a perl script that pulls the
version information from git.
The links and images used in the dock.php header.php include files use relative
paths. This poses a problem if someone were to include them from a file in a
subdirectory. In particular, the links and images used by the include files
would be assumed to be in the same subdirectory.
This patch fixes this issue by using absolute paths instead.
The onmouseout and onmouseover attributes to the <a> tags in dock.php called
javascript functions MM_swapImage() and MM_swapImgRestore(), which appear
nowhere else on the website. Therefore, they have been removed.
Links to the recently added themes documentation have been included, as well
as links to a number of third-party websites providing themes
for download.
There were some broken links in the FAQ to documentation on creating
theme packs, originally hosted on largo.windowmaker.org.
These pages were located on archive.org and reformatted to fit the
website's current style.
Anh K. Huynh brought to the attention of the wmaker-dev mailing list that the links in the FAQ on the Window Maker website were broken.
An archived version of the Window Maker website with a complete FAQ was found on archive.org, and the missing questions and answers were copied and pasted into the current FAQ file. Some minor formatting occurred to bring the FAQ in line with the website's current style.
I know this is not really the place to have such an answer, but
this question (and its assumed negative answer by many new users)
is so frequently associated with users switching back to KDE or whatever
that I felt like giving some visibility to the correct answer would
do some good.
