This is pretty much what we need (if you ask me ;). Stuff can be added as list conversations or such and then honed to a perfect idiot proof tutorial later on. All we need is a kind soul to set this up (pretty please George =). I'm slowly getting my stuff together on the GI tut, so I could just post it at it's current form to the wiki and let people mash it up (at the moment it's just a bunch of notes).
On 2/3/06, George Jenner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello folks > > Lots of complaints about documentation this week :-) > > In the last few days I've been collating my notes into a wiki I access > from Linux and Windows partitions. There is not much information in it > yet, but if you're interested you can have a look. Be warned that it is > all in one file which is nearly 200k, so you might want to wait until it > contains valuable information. > > This is not how-to documentation for beginning users, rather tips and > tricks gleaned from this list, the forum and trial and error, study, > etc. It could be one component of the Realsoft Documentation project. > Whenever I've taken the information from one of you I mark it with > initials, so if you object to seeing inadequately attributed information > on the internet I'll just keep it at home. > > The current file is > > http://users.skynet.be/gj/realsoft/wiki/index.html > > It's theoretically a wiki, meaning anyone can add to it (or vandalise > it), but at the moment you can't save any changes made on the internet. > If there is any interest I'll work out how it can be made publicly > editable. In the meantime I'll keep it at home. > > It's based on tiddlywiki.com, and if you want to try it, please do. > Just keep clicking on things until you work out how it works. > > Hooroo and adios > George >
