On 12/21/2010 05:50 PM, Justin Clift wrote:
On 21/12/2010, at 10:32 PM, Zdenek Styblik wrote:
> Hello Justin,
>
> could you be more specific, please? How to put it. Your e-mail is too
> ambiguous for me :)
Heh, no worries. I often talk in general terms first. :)
The email response to Anthony, sent a few minutes ago, has more detail.
I know there's a lot of demand for better documentation in libvirt, and
other Open Source projects around have gotten together teams/groups of people
who's main mission is to improving their documentation/manuals/learning
materials (and so on).
So, I reckon we see about doing the same thing for libvirt. Looks like
there are people willing to pitch in, so I guess it's now a matter of figuring out
what needs to be done, who's interested in doing what, and so on.
If we need a libvirt-docs mailing list too, that can be done without too much
effort, but not sure it's needed just yet. (open to suggestions :))
Hmmm, that email reply to Anthony should probably be copied to the wiki
and we can expand on it from there. :)
Is this the kind of detail you're after Zdenek?
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
Yes Justin, your reply to Anthony is just fine. Exactly where I wanted
to push it, although I could be less ambiguous myself :)
As for documentation in HTML. How about to write parser which would
download pages from wiki, cut eg. menu, footer => garbage off, and
replace it with whatever you want and like? I have to say I haven't seen
documentation shipped with libvirt [heh?! :) ], but since you say it's
HTML and Wiki output *is* HTML ... hm? Just an idea.
Have a nice day,
Zdenek
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