Currently I have been consistently using a 'figures' directory within each manual directory to house any PNG files used in a given manual. However, the Yocto-docs repository has a 'diagrams' folder at the same level as 'documentation'. I think we should continue to keep figures with their respective books and not in some higher-level folder at the same level of documentation.
This brings up some questions. Let's say you have a figure that is somewhat universal and is used often by the community, such as this 'oearch.png' figure. But, the figure is also part of a manual. Do we keep the figure in the manual's 'figures' folder exclusively? Or, duplicate the figure and keep it in the higher-level 'diagrams' folder as well? It goes against good practice to duplicate things so I would lean toward keeping the figures with the documents. And, if we have figures that are not used in any documentation we could keep them in the higher-level 'diagrams' folder. Thoughts? Scott Rifenbark Intel Corporation Yocto Project Documentation 503.712.2702 503.341.0418 (cell)
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