[RULE] Planning for Red Hat 8.1
Martin Stricker
shugal at gmx.de
Wed Feb 19 03:17:17 EET 2003
"M. Fioretti" wrote:
> What do you (and all other list members) consider the best way to
> produce/update/organize documentation?
Well, the *real* thing would be a CVS repository with automatic
updating... But that would require everyone to know HTML and PHP. So
maybe some kind of Wiki, but password protected. But first one mayor
disadvantage of Wikis has to be eliminated: I want spaces in page
titles! ;=D
> I'm thinking of changing the header line "Download the latest iso"
> with a line saying "Go straight to the ISO, MINICONDA installer, or
> SLINKY installer", with each upper case word being a link to the home
> page of that particular thing (which we have to update, of course)
> Each page would in turn have a link to the current version of the
> corresponding thing.What do you think?
Good idea, BUT I *really* dislike all-caps! That's extremely impolite,
like yelling. Links are generally easily to determine in browsers, no
need to shout... But then I might just be an old usenet/internet
fossil... ;=D
> (**) I have already sent off list to Michael the ASCII text version
> of all documentation pages, so he can edit them at will, send them
> back to me and have them published. Anybody else interested in such a
> review/contribution, or just to have an ASCII dump of the whole site
> for private fun, just ask me off list!
No time, sorry. :-((( At least no the next month, I'm moving again...
Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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