On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Eric Lowe wrote: > Hi Frank, > [ ... docbook ... ] Thanks for the docbook info. I'll go that way for a "final", looks promising. Syntax isn't that scary, \TeX (not \LaTeX) can be far more 'interesting' :)
> >> 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 ... > > The Wiki seems like a fine tool for working on a draft version. :) Via this ? http://www.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/How_To_Publish_Articles I'm not getting this. The normal way to create a new wiki article is just to edit a page and put some initially-dead [[link]] somewhere and then fill it. How do I do that for docs drafts/articles ? When I edit the articles/drafts pages, I don't see the itemized list of articles, so I can't add a new one there ? The wiki it'll be then, for the draft version. Once I figure out how to create the top-level link, I'll put everything there that I have so far. Layout will be a bit odd as wiki syntax doesn't do the same as full HTML, but that's a problem which needs solving for a docbook xml anyway. Again, thx for the help 1 FrankH. ============================================================================ No good can come from selling your freedom, not for all gold of the world, for the value of this heavenly gift exceeds that of any fortune on earth. ============================================================================
