More sensible links for beginners installing Rocq. #37
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with the refactoring, https://rocq-prover.org/install#rocq_platform is now empty, do we pick windows as default for the Rocq Platform ? |
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No, the default is computed based on your operating system. |
Link the Getting Started button to the Getting Started section in the doc. Stop pointing beginners at the opam tutorial and use the link to the install page more often.
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Link fixed. |
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Ok, I think we can merge now |
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Link the Getting Started button to the Getting Started section in the doc. Stop pointing beginners at the opam tutorial and use the link to the install page more often.
In the future, the opam and switch tutorials should also be updated to be more alike the current https://coq.inria.fr/opam-using.html (maybe by simply reusing the content of this page instead of the current one that was adapted from the OCaml.org website).