I can add links to it, although we also have http://apps.fedoraproject.org/ for an overview of all web services.

The urls are already in the json file, so it would only require a modification to the template.

Thanks.

BTW,will it possible make footer in one line?

Silk Icons byfamfamfam
Open Source

I think this is great:

Silk Icons byfamfamfam Open Source

@cicku: Would linking to the apps page @puiterwijk linked to solve the issue? I'm hesitant to have yet another page that we have to maintain/update the links if they ever change, etc.

I don't feel strongly either way on making the footer one line. I'd accept a patch for it, if you wanted to fix it. (I wrote the original template).

Replying to [comment:3 codeblock]:

@cicku: Would linking to the apps page @puiterwijk linked to solve the issue? I'm hesitant to have yet another page that we have to maintain/update the links if they ever change, etc.

I don't feel strongly either way on making the footer one line. I'd accept a patch for it, if you wanted to fix it. (I wrote the original template).

ok, I'm interested in that template, can you point out which one?

Thanks.

Currently, the url for an app is already part of the services json file.
You can use it in template.html in the "{% for service in statuses %}" loop as "{{ statuses[services].url }}".

The footer line is in global.html.

I'd be fine with adding a link to apps... but I don't think we want to add another place with all the links to maintain. :)

Replying to [comment:6 kevin]:

I'd be fine with adding a link to apps... but I don't think we want to add another place with all the links to maintain. :)

What about "http://app.fp.o#appname"?

I'm not sure if apps can be made to handle that, but if it can, that would be good for me. ;)

ie, get http://github.com/ralphbean/apps.fp.o able to address apps with #appname and change status to use those pointers. (Of course if apps is down then you couldn't see them, but then if the app is down now you already couldn't go to it).

This is possible (and a good idea). I filed an easyfix ticket for it -> https://github.com/fedora-infra/apps.fp.o/issues/12

I wrote a patch after tesing on Firebug.

But who can tell me how to use git@fedorahosted...I don't have access rights.....

That is correct. Could you attach the patch to the ticket, so that I can review and merge it?

http://fpaste.org/iEbh/

I am not sure if I like this better, as it seems to imply that it's a link to the open source version of the famfamfam icons.

@codeblock: what do you think of it?

Okay, so Ricky agreed with me that this would imply that the icons are Open Source.

I will no close this bug as wontfix, but if you want us to revisit, feel free to reopen.