changed documentation

url points to the new staging server rconsortium.netlify.app
there are several notable findings for the old workflow with the netlify app.  As we are not using the netlify app, suggest we delete those sections

README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 This is a new Quarto-based website which updates and supersedes the original website [here:](https://www.r-consortium.org/)
 
-R Consortium Blog - [How to upload your blog post to a quarto-based website](https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/blog/how_to_post.html)
+R Consortium Blog - [How to upload your blog post to a quarto-based website](https://rconsortium.netlify.app/blog/how_to_post.html)
 
 ## Contributing to this website
 
@@ -28,21 +28,21 @@ Do a pull request from your local copy to make sure branch is in sync with the w
 
 ## What is the R Consortium?
 
-The R Consortium, Inc. is a group organized under an open source governance and foundation model to support the worldwide community of users, maintainers and developers of R software. Its [members](https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/members) include leading institutions and companies dedicated to the use, development and growth of R.
+The R Consortium, Inc. is a group organized under an open source governance and foundation model to support the worldwide community of users, maintainers and developers of R software. Its [members](https://rconsortium.netlify.app/members) include leading institutions and companies dedicated to the use, development and growth of R.
 
 The R language is an open source environment for statistical computing and graphics. The R community has enjoyed significant growth, with more than 2 million users worldwide. A broad range of organizations have adopted the R language as a data science platform, including biotech, finance, research and high technology industries. The R language is often integrated into third-party analysis, visualization and reporting applications, and runs on a wide variety of computing platforms.
 
 The R Consortium’s mission is to promote the R language and to develop the technical and social infrastructure required to support the R ecosystem and the R Community. Its activities and programs include:
 
 Promoting the growth and development of R as a leading platform for data science and statistical computing.  
-[Members of the R Consortium](https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/members) are recognized as supporters of the R Project and the R community, and the R Consortium represents its members to the R community and to the media.  
+[Members of the R Consortium](https://rconsortium.netlify.app/members) are recognized as supporters of the R Project and the R community, and the R Consortium represents its members to the R community and to the media.  
 Supporting and collaborating with the [R Foundation](https://www.r-project.org/foundation/), the governing body of the R Project.
 
 The R Foundation maintains a permanent seat on the board of the R Consortium, as an open communication channel for R Consortium members.
 
 Funding projects to enhance R and support its users.
 
-Projects are proposed by the R community at large, and selected for funding by the Infrastructure Steering Committee. R Consortium members nominate the selection committee and provide funds for project grants with their membership dues. (Here is a list of [projects funded by the R Consortium](https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/all-projects/funded-projects) to date.)
+Projects are proposed by the R community at large, and selected for funding by the Infrastructure Steering Committee. R Consortium members nominate the selection committee and provide funds for project grants with their membership dues. (Here is a list of [projects funded by the R Consortium](https://rconsortium.netlify.app/all-projects/funded-projects) to date.)
 
 Fostering the continued growth of R community and the data science ecosystem.
 
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Mastodon: [https://fosstodon.org/@RConsortium](https://fosstodon.org/@RConsortiu
 
 ## Quarto Project hosted with Netlify
 
-## Live site here: [https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/](https://oppkeyquarto.netlify.app/)
+## Live site here: <https://rconsortium.netlify.app/>
 
 ## Running locally
 
@@ -94,20 +94,23 @@ dygraphs installation : install.packages("dygraphs")
 
 ## Project Setup
 
-The .gitignore of this project is setup to ignore `_site/` and `.quarto/`
+The .gitignore of this project is setup to ignore `_site/`, `.quarto/` and `docs`
 
 ![gitignore](image.png)
 
 - `_site/` is also known as `docs/` in other quarto projects
 
 - `_site` was specified as netlify publish directory on the website 
 
+- `docs/` 
+
 ## Quarto Workflow Notes
 
 ### R Studio Workflow
+
 Make sure you have R Studio installed
 
-Clone down this [Github repo](https://github.com/Oppkey/quarto-blog-dev/) (public repo). Make sure to pull down the new changes on main. 
+Clone down this [Github repo](https://github.com/Oppkey/quarto-blog-dev/) (public repo). Make sure to pull down the new changes on main.
 
 Open the quarto-blog-dev project in R Studio (File → Open Project). Ensure that you’ve switched to a new branch. `git checkout -b name_branch`
 
@@ -117,14 +120,13 @@ Run `renv::restore()` in console
 
 Open a file for testing. Make edits to the file and run `render`in R studio to view the updates.
 
-
 See **Final Steps**.
 
 ### VSCode Workflow
 
-If you’re using VS Code, start R. 
+If you’re using VS Code, start R.
 
-Install R `languageserver` when prompted 
+Install R `languageserver` when prompted
 
 Install packages for R extension on Visual Studio Code
 
@@ -140,15 +142,17 @@ Once finished with editing, run git add, git commit, and git push to the branch.
 
 Make a pull request and assign a reviewer. The reviewer should test the request locally by switching to the test branch. Run`quarto render` and `quarto preview` to view the site locally.
 
-Once the pull request is accepted, view the workflow status run in GitHub actions. 
+Once the pull request is accepted, view the workflow status run in GitHub actions.
 
 Once the workflow status is completed, view the updated changes to the site on [Live Site](https://rconsortium.netlify.app)
 
-
 ## Notable findings
 
 - Only the freeze directory is needed when hosting on netlify using the [plugin](https://github.com/quarto-dev/netlify-plugin-quarto)
 
+_NOTE: August 28, 2024.  I believe we are not using the freeze directory in
+this repo and we're not using the netlify plugin.  Delete this?_
+
 - Can use the "local only" ignoring files strategy. Each person adds `_freeze/` to the exclude file and only have one person who is reponsible for rendering and uploading to netlify
 
 ![exclude](image-1.png)
@@ -159,6 +163,9 @@ Once the workflow status is completed, view the updated changes to the site on [
 
 - Second time after initial setup these are the files that need to be added, my observation from this is that it's possible that only during initial setup  merge conflicts are a problem due to `site_libs/` directory. I think `site_libs/` is modified only when someone sets up quarto. I can try git_ignoring that directory and see if it causes a build failure or not on netlify. Maybe when someone is setting up R and the libraries on their computer it downloads and modifies this directory.
 
+_NOTE: August 28, 2024.  Should we delete the section above?  The `site_libs` directory
+should not be in GitHub._
+
 ![sitelibs](image-3.png)
 
 ![sitelib2](image-4.png)

readme_assets/linux_setup/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+# Install Site Dependencies on Arch Linux
+
+## R Studio
+
+<https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rstudio-desktop>
+
+Information on Arch Linux AUR is here:
+
+<https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_User_Repository>
+
+```text
+cd src/
+git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/rstudio-desktop.git
+Cloning into 'rstudio-desktop'...
+cd rstudio-desktop/
+makepkg -s
+Total Download Size:   181.01 MiB
+Total Installed Size:  783.31 MiB
+
+:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] 
+```
+
+NOTE: The above `-s` flag will install dependencies.
+
+It also seems to be installing Java, which may cause conflicts
+with Android development (or React Native, Flutter).
+
+```text
+Packages (12) java-environment-common-3-5  java-runtime-common-3-5
+              jre8-openjdk-8.422.u05-1  jre8-openjdk-headless-8.422.u05-1
+              libngtcp2-1.7.0-1  nodejs-22.7.0-1  ant-1.10.14-2
+              boost-1.83.0-9  jdk8-openjdk-8.422.u05-1  patchelf-0.18.0-3
+              wget-1.24.5-3  yarn-1.22.22-2
+```