2018-05-18 10:25 GMT+02:00 Jean-Michel Pouré <jmpo...@gmail.com>: > > First, I am looking for documentation: > http://doc.tryton.org/4.8/
Everything you need should be there. If not, it must be completed > > What is the main documentation and how to contribute to it? http://doc.tryton.org/4.8/ > > Secondly, I am quite lost how to install Tryton latest version. > > Again, there are several sources. tryton.org should be enough. > Tryton is available on Github. > It is only when visiting http://www.tryton.org/download.html that I > understand hg should be used. But downloading modules is not documented. There are several possibilities hg is the way to go to preserve history and get on-going development. Personnally, I don't like forking a work in progress server to a production server hg nested extension allows to get both server and modules. You can also use distributions on pip, which are perfectly maintained Another possibility is to download from tryton.org. Today my hosting service uses : wget -r -np -nd --no-check-certificate -Atrytond-*.tar.gz https://downloads.tryton.org/4.8/ wget -r -np -nd --no-check-certificate -Atrytond_*.tar.gz https://downloads.tryton.org/4.8/ care: trytond-* for the server trytond_* for the modules > > Lastly, when trying to use web client, I don't understand whether it is > Werkzeug or SAO and how to install it. > > My personal point of view is that a lot of energy is being lost between > several "entry points". You cannot prevent other people to replicate to mirrors because they are familiar with alternative services. > At this point of development, maybe Tryton needs a single board system and a > single repository and a single documentation system, but this is just a > beginner thought. It is tryton.org Tryton is particularly consistent, in particular comparing with other projects you know. In order to get a single doc, we have to provide it in english only, which is a problem for many. Also we tend to discourage howtos, which usually refer to a specific use, are partial and not maintained, often even not caring about common good practices. > > I am willing to write some documentation if guide me. An example > documentation I have written: > https://github.com/ffries/Debian-installer-with-serial-console > > Please tell me how to update documentation and we can use this thread to > update the installation documentation and make it more simple. It will be difficult to get it simpler, but we can make it more verbose for beginners. Nevertheless,Tryton doc should improve but stay very focussed, and we'd rather consider litterature "about Tryton", separated from official documentation, to help different audiences in different languages. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton/CAHZrxK7mdfFnQSWvmSzDSOdZbCwwOTz8pU25xRJYiVQxUDs%2BOQ%40mail.gmail.com.
