http2 now enabled on the server, so multiple http requests
are a bit more efficient for modern browsers
this will save a bit of bandwidth, at the expense of causing
additional delay on high latency connections:
someone on 500ms latency and using http1.1 basically has to
wait an extra half-second for the site to load
(however, that's only the first time, assuming their browser
caches the css file)
mistakes made during osbwww->lbmk merge have been corrected
mostly a few search/replace errors, and deleted pages that have since
been restored, or pages that were incorrectly scrubbed are now full; for
example, pages that said there are no releases yet (from osboot) have
been replaced with the version from libreboot that links to release archives,
which *do* exist in libreboot
i generally fixed all other minor issues with paragraphs that i found, where
the paragraphs made sense in osboot.org but did not so on libreboot.org
this is all of my fixes, after auditing the recent merge. no point splitting
them up. just patch it up and go!
and host it on libreboot.org/ instead of av.libreboot.org/
the PNG "light" libreboot logo is well-optimized, and still opens properly in
most browsers even if named favicon.ico. the icon is going to be loaded on
pages anyway. having a separate favicon.ico adds an extra http request, which
causes seconds of lag on some connections
so make sl.png the favicon, and use that in the img tag on pages
The CSS is light enough now that, in terms of compression, it makes more sense
to merge it in each HTML page. It's small enough to make virtually no
difference, and this cuts down on HTTP requests.
This change will save literally seconds of time, for those who are on high
latency internet services (satellite based internet services, slow tor relays,
etc).
Leah Rowe