Nicely done, I like the downloads page, and the "beginners" and "advanced"
seems like a good way to organize it. It encourages new users to try the
all-in-one right away, and it also explains the image/changes/sources/VM
for people who want to understand more :-)

I'd suggest a link to "Latest VMs - squeakvm.org" to go along with "Latest
VMs - Mirandabanda".

Dave

> I’ve routed the Download button on the homepage to the Downloads page.
> I’ve added content to the Downloads page. Two things may be different
> than expected. The first is that I’ve put the cogvm_2776-1_i386.deb in
> the FTP archive’s 4.5 directory so it can be downloaded from the
> Downloads page. The second thing is the version number of the Cog vms
> which is 2776.
>
> There seems to be a tacit concept of a “community approved vm”
> floating in the community. One the one hand it appears that Dr. Miranda
> feels his latest release is the CAvm. Chris Muller and Levente have other
> notions. When I offered to upgrade the vm debs in the servers several
> months ago, Chris and Levente wanted to see “tests” first. No mention
> of what might constitute these “tests” was forthcoming.
>
> I’m stepping out of this debate. I’m just telling you why the Cog vms
> in the advanced section of the Downloads page are pegged at 2776. It was
> the simplest thing to do. I already had a deb for it.
>
> Chris
>
>