On Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Michelle Olson wrote:

> Hi Frank,
>
> Had time to look at your blogs today and the content is really cool. It 
> sounds like a great gap to fill WRT how things can be done and would be 
> useful as a learning series. But, something we should also send around 
> for discussion.
>
> I really like the small set of articles so far and I'm happy to post 
> them on the Doc Reviews page with the same caveats and disclaimers you 
> have identified. Then, I think we could get the right aliases reviewing 
> the content with a few posts to related lists.  For format, you could 
> just put all the HTML into one file, I think, since they are so short.
>
> I like a series of blogs because it gives a sense of time and order, but 
> if you use headings to indicate that order in one file, you preserve the 
> flow for the reader. Let us know what you want to do, send along the 
> files for posting, etc. , and we can get started with reviews.
>
> Regards,
> Michelle

Hi Michelle, hi all,

thanks for the feedback - sorry for my late response ...

To address some of the points (picking Michelle's mail for a reply quote, 
but also talking about what Eric said):

Using docbook/SGML for this and turning it into book-style; assuming I'd 
go for this, is it possible to embed hyperlinks, both to other sections of 
the article series and to actual sourcecode on cvs.opensolaris.org ?

On reviewing, cut&pasting it all from the blog entries into a single file 
makes it very hard to maintain for me (and doubly hard to split up again 
afterwards). My UNIX-utils-for-textprocessing knowledge is a bit stale - 
does anyone know a simple preprocessor that substitutes nothing but 
'#include "...."' so that I can create the "all in one" file/TOC simply by 
concatenating the sections ? What would I use ? Maybe I should just 
shellscript that ...

Another option might be to (ab-)use the genunix.org OpenSolaris Wiki and 
put the articles there. What do you folks think about that idea ? Wiki 
would be a simple way for change tracking and article review ...

Thanks to everyone who's responded so far !
FrankH.


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