[calcifer]

> is it too much to ask that the first thing we see on the home page is a brief description of what the project is, and some of the benefits so a curious chap can decide if it's of interest?

It's not too much to ask, especially if you actually look at the home page and not the release notes that's clearly linked here.

[Double_a_92]

The home page itself also doesn't really explain what it is... unless you already know.

All I got is that it's some remote desktop client that runs in the browser. Then I had to assume that the server probably needs to be in the same network as your target computer... And theres some extra login to the client itself?

And then I noticed that that image is actually a video. ._.

[laumars]

What browser are you using?

The video has a standard play button on desktop Firefox. In fact it is very clearly an embedded Vimeo video (branded and all).

Also your server assumption is very clearly stated right next to the video:

> Thanks to HTML5, once Guacamole is installed on a server, all you need to access your desktops is a web browser.

This is all in the top half of the landing page and even highlighted in green to stand out from the rest of the page.

I agree many FOSS projects have lousy landing pages but I've always though this one to be one of the better ones. In fact it is better than many commercial landing pages I've had the misfortune to, ahem, land on.