Xen Community:
Over the past few months, I have received several comments about updating the home page of the Xen.org Wiki to be more user friendly. I have completed a first pass at doing just this which is available for your review at wiki.xensource.com.
The new home page is based on a Q&A format and I have created a new home page for all the developer content, which retains its original feel. I will be updating the Developer Home Page next once I get more feedback on the new home page for the entire Wiki.
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