- the alttext for images still didn't seem to appear in a google search, so added a little more actual text describing the errors encountered, with hopes that google will find this page
- updated the common problems page to have descriptive alt descriptions for the images about the windows ipv6 startup error, this should hopefully lead to more google hits when searching for the description
- common problems page:
- renamed the caveData section to be more clear
- install cave page:
- added a link to the blog posts with our awips release notes
- added a comment about uninstalling software first before redoing necessary installation steps to fix the incorrect jep install for the windows direct installation
- replaced all '> Note' notes with either '!!! note' or '!!! warning' as appropropriate, for more consitency on our website
- updated steps 4 and 5 of the download and installation instructions for the direct windows download to include the new steps to use the new build tools installer to install the proper C++ build tools packages and then run the pip installs
- added screenshots for clarity
- added a new subsection in the common problems page titled "Products Not Loading Properly in Windows" and added some description, and a screenshot of the behavior when jep isn't installed properly
- added a link back to our installation instructions telling them to redo steps 4 and 5
install-cave.md:
- add a requirement to the top of the General Requirements section stating "local machine"
- add a note after that saying ssh tunneling and x11 forwarding are not supported, with a link to our new section in the Common Problems page about remote access options
common-problems.md:
- add a new subsection called "Remotely Connecting to CAVE"
- say that x11 fowarding and ssh tunneling are not supported and we highly recommend running CAVE locally
- add some comments about nomachine and realVNC as well as ultraVNC
- add a note saying these software packages will most likely require configuration or installation on the remote machine to be done by an administrator
