On Fri, 15 Dec 2006, Christopher D. Quenelle wrote: > I've been thinking about publishing more Sun Studio information on an > external Wiki somewhere. We emphasize Solaris, but Sun Studio also > supports Linux, so there would be some Linux-specific information > in there. Do you guys think the genunix.org Wiki would be an appropriate > place to put...
My 2 cents -- and speaking more generally: The default choice should be to put content on opensolaris.org. One reason is consistent user experience. Also, a wiki or something wiki-like (integrated collaborative editing system) is in the plans for opensolaris.org. I definitely don't think we should rule out something because it's about, not just OpenSolaris, but other UNIXes too (e.g. Linux). Reason being, I suspect the large majority of opensolaris.org membership uses, develops on, or manages more than one kind of UNIX/Linux system. Re: when should a project consider using the genunix wiki? IMO, it's a good idea if broad editing/input is a primary goal. (Wikipedia is an example of what I mean.) --Eric P.S. It's really handy that genunix chose MediaWiki because there's such a _huge_ wealth of how-tos/tools/users out there. > ... Sun Studio info? > In the long run it could potentially have dozens > of topics, so of them Linux specific. Yes? No? Maybe? Don't care? What's > genunix.org? > > --chris > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org >
