Hi Anne-Marie, Anne-Marie Mahfouf wrote at Sonntag, 2. Dezember 2012, 20:34:43: > - I don't see the .docbook file in your repo, only the 2 pdf. You can view it with the Webinterface there: https://sourceforge.net/p/pactivehandbook/code/ In trunk you will find the subfolders en and de. After accessing an language folder you have three folders: bin, images and xml. All files under xml which ends on *.xml are written in Docbook 4.5.
The used XSLT Stylesheets (for building the sources) are in another repository. > - how do you create the PDF from it? I'm using for building PDF, EPUB and HTML the daps suite (http://daps.sourceforge.net/). > I think it will only succeed if it is in the KDE infrastructure: it should > be in KDE git repo, in playground until it is mature enough to be moved to > some other place and then to get translated by all translation teams > (around 50 teams). For translations, KDE has a specific process to extract > strings from .docbook and put them in a po file so that translators can > translate using Lokalize and translation memory and such. > > You can leave the files in Sourceforge but I doubt many people will make the > effort to improve/correct them. Actually i had set up some nice tools in Sourceforge like Projectpage (for Mainpage and hosting HTML version of the book), ticketsystem and mailing list. Also i've written some scripts for automatically building and publishing the book. So Sourceforge is for now the best solution. Greetings Sascha -- Sincerly yours Sascha Manns Community & Support Agent / Balsam Plasma Active Developer open-slx GmbH Web (business): http://www.open-slx.com Web (private): http://saigkill.homelinux.net open-slx GmbH, GF: Dr. Ing. Stefan Werden , HR: 25786, Ust-ID: DE267619018 Einsteinring 7, 90 453 Nuremberg / Germany _______________________________________________ Active mailing list Active@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/active