Versions of suse are coming in so fast pace that documentation writers
and translators have no chance to follow the changes, and that is for
sure systematic error that is taken over from Linux (open source)
development process.
It is obvious from amount of changes that are introduced almost daily
I believe that in order to solve documentation problem, community must help.In order for the community to help, we need tools - that is wiki (which exists on the webpage) *and* a conversion tool to convert that wiki to RPM to install offline.
There is *no* such conversion tool available, and so it
On Saturday 30 September 2006 10:53, Rajko M wrote:
> Please add your comments and ideas.
> Helping to organize documentation is just as important as to bring in
> the latest software version.
Rajko its worse than that.
SuSE documentation sources are not in a revision control repo despite the fac
On Saturday 30 September 2006 11:03, Alexey Eremenko wrote:
> I believe that in order to solve documentation problem, community must
> help.
>
> In order for the community to help, we need tools - that is wiki (which
> exists on the webpage) *and* a conversion tool to convert that wiki to RPM
> to
Alexey Eremenko a écrit :
To Novell: please allow the community to write docs, that will be
included in the distro for offline use (in RPM package, HTML format).
as a very lon time linudoc contributor, I know quite well
the problem, but have no simple solution :-(
A goos documentation have
jdd wrote:
> Alexey Eremenko a écrit :
>
>> To Novell: please allow the community to write docs, that will be
>> included in the distro for offline use (in RPM package, HTML format).
That would be one solution too. Included rpm for HowTo is probably
example of the way you would like to have wiki
Sean Wheller wrote:
> On Saturday 30 September 2006 11:03, Alexey Eremenko wrote:
>> I believe that in order to solve documentation problem, community must
>> help.
>>
>> In order for the community to help, we need tools - that is wiki (which
>> exists on the webpage) *and* a conversion tool to con
Just a short remark to this thread:
Novell has a documentation team working on our manuals, nothing has
changed here (see http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation_Team). It's
not developers writing manuals, it's dedicated editors - some of them
coming from development and others from other areas.
S
Rajko M a écrit :
- The categorization, naming structure.
I started that, jdd started that, and everything didn't moved from the
beginning. If you ask me for the links, I lost even that. It is on the
openSUSE wiki :-) (this sounds as helpful, as many help files)
the true problem is _not_ the
Hello, I am Ruediger Steffan, located in Germany, and would like to volunteer in writing and/or translating documentation.
My job is customer advisor for telecommunication and DSL. In spare time
I am distance-studying industrial engeneering and will start with
degree dissertation in spring 2007.It
Andreas Jaeger wrote:
> Just a short remark to this thread:
>
> Novell has a documentation team working on our manuals, nothing has
> changed here (see http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation_Team). It's
> not developers writing manuals, it's dedicated editors - some of them
> coming from developmen
jdd wrote:
> Rajko M a écrit :
>
>> - The categorization, naming structure.
>> I started that, jdd started that, and everything didn't moved from the
>> beginning. If you ask me for the links, I lost even that. It is on the
>> openSUSE wiki :-) (this sounds as helpful, as many help files)
>
> th
Ruediger Steffan wrote:
> Hello,
> I am Ruediger Steffan, located in Germany, and would like to volunteer
> in writing and/or translating documentation.
> My job is customer advisor for telecommunication and DSL. In spare time
> I am distance-studying industrial engeneering and will start with degr
Rajko M wrote:
> Jean (jdd) added some links to the:
> http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation#openSUSE internals Documentation
> so you can login to wiki and start writing articles.
>
Sorry for the link. It should be:
http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation#openSUSE_internals_Documentation
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