Template:Infobox/software

Developer(s) unknown Current version unknown Operating system unknown Available in unknown Type unknown License unknown Website unknown

Template Documentation

This {{infobox}} template is used as short overview for software-related articles.

Usage

{{infobox/software
|heading=
|developer=
|version=
|os=
|lang=
|type=
|license=
|web=
}}

Each field is optional and can be left out. Left out fields default to unknown, except heading, which defaults to nothing.

heading

Intended for placing a screen-shot of the software, optionally with some sort of description.

[[Image:example-oobe.png|250px]]<br>Example out of the box after basic configuration.

developer

Developer or developing organization, as given in the software's version information. If there is no version information, attribution on the software's homepage should be used. If the developer is ambiguous or none of the above sources exists, the field should be omitted.

Examplesoft

version

Latest stable version of the software and optionally latest development version, if and only if the development is slow or no longer progresses (to avoid the article be required to be updated often). If there is no stable version, development version should be given, regardless of development speed at the cost of inaccuracy. Either version should also be given with a release date, if known.

1.2.3.4 / June 24, 2009

os

Operating system(s), on which the software is officially intended to run without the use of any emulation (WINE is considered emulation in this case).

Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, BeOS, Haiku

lang

All languages this software is available in. If the amount of supported languages exceeds four, "Multiple (amount)" should be used instead.

English, French, Japanese

type

General type of the software. The type should be kept consistent between software infoboxes of articles of the same kind. Currently used are: Patch Client and Map Editor.

Patch Client

license

The license, under which the software was released. If not known, it should be determined, if source is being distributed (open source) or not (closed source). The latter should be assumed, when there is no information at all.

GPL 2 (open source)

unknown (closed source)

web

The official homepage of the software. If the link is no longer valid, but no alternative location is known, the original link should be kept, and marked as {{dead link}}.

http://exampleweb.com/