Here a To-Do list & suggestions for the h-node project development and alike:

• RSS feeds of the modifications (done!)

Almost finished

• mobile version of the website

Only for some pages, for example the home page, the hardware pages, the search page. This should be done by adding a parameter in the URL (perhaps at the end) and decide the CSS file that should be loaded (if no parameter is present than the website will be optimized for monitors)

• continue internationalization

There are a lot of areas still in English

• build a form to help the user to choose a device

Something better than the current cataloguing, perhaps inside the home page. The form should also consider those devices that can be easily mixed up, for example the ones ith the same model name but different chipset, and alerting the user or not suggesting that hardware at all (for each device it should be possible to add such an alert by the users or by the administrators)

• add the possibility to download a pdf file

Built on the fly for example with fpdf) of each device page and in case of the whole database (Luis Alberto is working on this :)

• add new categories of hardware

What should be the next category?

• Add the toc option to the wiki
The table of contents ( TOC) is a great option to preview the documentation structure and keep organized the documentation structure. Like the one on mediaiki :)

• allow anonymous submission from the client (done!)

Already implemented for the server

• add the possibility to export the hardware configuration

Hardware working or not working to an xml file

• add the possibility to load the hardware configuration from an xml file
• add the possibility to submit a whole xml file created by the client
• add a preview hardware tab/window on the client

Right now when the client is launched it gets you to the main page where it modifies the devices by just typing on the fields. Not pretty sure it's the best way of opening the client, since a bad move on the keyboard could imply unwanted changes to the database.

The lspci -vmmnn search first sends a page where you can see if the hardware is already on the database and also tells you if it works or doesn't. If not present it will show an invitation to insert it.

So maybe the first tab?/window? at the client should show a "preview" of the hardware status, then invite to add/update the hardware found.

• client l10n

Starting the localization of the client to the current supported by the project.

• English
• Español
• Italiano
• Français
• Deutsch

• write an application for the Replicant operating system

It would be nice to have the h-node application or something similar

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