update Apps page for 9.0

admin_manual/installation/apps_management_installation.rst

@@ -18,27 +18,11 @@ During the ownCloud installation, some apps are enabled by default. To see which
 apps are enabled go to your Apps page.
 
 .. figure:: ../images/oc_admin_app_page.png
-   :scale: 50%
-   
-   *Click to enlarge*
+   :alt: Apps page for enabling and disabling apps.
 
 You will see which apps are enabled, not enabled, and recommended. You'll also 
-see additional filters, such as Multimedia and Productivity for finding 
-apps quickly. The ``More apps`` link takes you to the ownCloud Apps Store, and 
-the ``Add your app`` link takes you to the ownCloud Developer Manual.
-
-Re-enabling Contacts and Calendar Apps
---------------------------------------
-
-The Contacts and Calendar apps are unsupported community apps, and by 
-default are not enabled or installed in ownCloud 8+. You may easily install and 
-enable them by clicking on the Productivity filter, and then clicking the **Enable** 
-buttons for both apps. This will download and enable them.
-
-If you were using Contacts and Calendar in previous versions of ownCloud, and 
-you upgraded to ownCloud 8, your Contacts and Calendar data are still in your 
-ownCloud database. Installing and enabling them in ownCloud 8 will 
-automatically restore your data.
+see additional filters, such as Multimedia, Productivity, and Tool for finding 
+more mpps quickly.
 
 Managing Apps
 -------------
@@ -51,37 +35,31 @@ your ownCloud Admin page, Personal page, or in ``config.php``.
 Adding Third Party Apps
 -----------------------
 
-Some apps are developed and supported by ownCloud directly, while other apps are 
-created by third parties and available for your ownCloud server installation.  
-Apps developed by the ownCloud community show a *recommended* designation. Any 
-apps that are not developed by ownCloud but have been reviewed by the ownCloud 
-security team show a *3rd party* designation. Install unsupported apps at your 
-own risk.
+Some apps are developed and supported by ownCloud directly. These have an 
+**Official** tag. Apps with the **Approved** tag are community-developed and 
+supported; they are maintained by trusted developers, and are under active 
+development. Only **Official** and **Approved** apps are linked on the Apps 
+page.
 
 To understand what an application does, you can click the app name to view a 
 description of the app and any of the app settings in the Application View 
-field.  Clicking the *Enable* button will enable the app.  If the app is not 
+field.  Clicking the **Enable** button will enable the app.  If the app is not 
 part of the ownCloud installation, it will be downloaded from the app store, 
 installed and enabled. 
 
-You can view new, unreviewed or unstable applications in the 
-`ownCloud Apps Store <https://apps.owncloud.com/>`_.
+You can view new, unreviewed or unstable applications in the `ownCloud Apps 
+Store <https://apps.owncloud.com/>`_. Install unsupported apps at your own risk.
 
 To view or install apps from the ownCloud Apps Store:
 
-1. Scroll to the bottom of the Apps Information Field.
+1. Read about any of the apps in the ownCloud Apps Store and download any that 
+   you like.
 
-2. Click *More apps*.
-
-   The ownCloud Apps Store launches.
-
-3. Read about any of the apps in the ownCloud Apps Store and download any that you like.
-
-4. Extract a downloaded compressed file and place the contents (which should 
+2. Extract a downloaded compressed file and place the contents (which should 
    themselves be contained in a folder with the app name) in the apps folder in 
    your ownCloud installation, typically ``owncloud/apps``.
 
-5. Ensure the permissions and ownership are similar to the other ownCloud apps. 
+3. Ensure the permissions and ownership are similar to the other ownCloud apps. 
    Typically, access rights are **rwxr-x---**, or **0750** in octal notation, 
    and the owner and group are your HTTP user. On CentOS this is ``apache``, 
    Debian/Ubuntu is ``www-data``, and on openSUSE is it ``wwwrun:www``.
@@ -91,16 +69,14 @@ Sometimes the installation of a third-party app fails silently, possibly because
 enabled it checks if third-party apps are using the private API, rather than the public 
 API. If they are then they will not be installed.
 
-.. note:: If you would like to create or add your own ownCloud app, please use the 
-    *Add your App...* button on the same page. This button redirects you to the 
-    `App Development documentation 
-    <https://doc.owncloud.org/server/9.0/developer_manual/app/index.html>`_,
-    where you can find information about creating and adding your own apps.
+.. note:: If you would like to create or add your own ownCloud app, please 
+   refer to the `developer manual
+   <https://doc.owncloud.org/server/9.0/developer_manual/app/index.html>`_.
 
 Using Custom App Directories
 ----------------------------
 
-Use the **apps_paths** array in `config.php` to set any custom apps directory 
+Use the **apps_paths** array in ``config.php`` to set any custom apps directory 
 locations. The key **path** defines the absolute file system path to the app 
 folder. The key **url** defines the HTTP web path to that folder, starting at 
 the ownCloud web root. The key **writable** indicates if a user can install apps 

admin_manual/whats_new_admin.rst

@@ -25,4 +25,7 @@ ownCloud has many improvements. Some of our new features are:
 * Command-line options added to the Updater app. (:doc:`maintenance/update`)
 * Many new ``occ`` commands. (:doc:`configuration_server/occ_command`)
 * Admin option to enable and disable sharing on external storage mountpoints. (:ref:`external_storage_mount_options_label`)
+* New ``occ`` commands for migrating contacts and calendars from 8.2, 
+  if auto-migration during upgrade fails, and new commands for creating 
+  addressbooks and calendars (:ref:`dav_label`)