I understand where you are coming from but have both on one wiki is not my issue.
My issue is that if you go to the main screen for the Zenpacks, you are presented with text that shows:
Community ZenPacks
These are Open Source ZenPacks that have been developed by our user community, and can be downloaded and installed for free. These ZenPacks are built using an auto-build system which makes .egg files available to you for download. Unless otherwise noted, a ZenPack in this catalog is a community ZenPack.- Core ZenPacks
- These are ZenPacks developed by Zenoss, Inc. which are distributed with Zenoss Core in the "Zenoss Core ZenPacks" RPM. Typically, these are all installed when Zenoss is set up. Our auto-deploy script installs these for you automatically. A Core ZenPack will have a special note on its page to let you know that it is a core ZenPack.
- Commercial ZenPacks
- These are ZenPacks developed by Zenoss, Inc. which are available in our commercial products. They typically include advanced functionality or specialized device support required by enterprise users. A Commercial ZenPack will have a special note on its page to let you know that it is a commercial ZenPack.
If you notice, the Community ZenPacks text is not a hyperlink which would lead one to believe that the listed ZenPacks are community based and to see the Core and Commercial ZenPacks, you would click on the appropriate hyperlink. In fact, if I recall correctly, you do actually see only the Core ZenPAcks when clicking that link.
For example, if you look at the list when supposedly at the Community list, you will find ZenPack: Cisco Devices. When clicking through to that link, you discover that it is commercial based only. However, if you click the Commercial ZenPacks link, the Cisco ZenPack is not listed. It is almost like the maintainers of the wiki are not linking the packages to the correct groups.
That is what is confusing and annoying. Espicially when I am a new user and think all the ZenPacks supposedly listed as community are not and I do not find that out until I have taken the time to completely build a system to test those.
