<snip>> > >> 1. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en- > >> US/Fedora_Draft_Documentation/0.1/html/RPM_Guide/index.html > > > > You see the work draft somewhere, it should tell you that this > isn't > > finished. > > of course, but it still contains maybe useful information (although i > wouldn't use it much)
Yea, but so will thousands of blog posts on the subject ;) > > >> 6. http://rpm5.org/docs/rpm-guide.pdf > > > > This is general rpm info - not specific to Fedora. > > of course, but still related/useful to packaging imho. (especially, > because its the most comprehensive document about rpm, i think) Honestly, one rarely needs this - in all my years as a package maintainer I may have looked at this maybe 4 times.. > > <snip> > > well ideally, we would just have a few documents with up-to-date > information, like: > > one general, up-to-date document about packaging in fedora, which > links > e.g. to http://rpm5.org/docs/rpm-guide.pdf and the language > specific > guide. Yea, but in the case of packaging, the wiki pages are up to date and pretty much official. If there's something you can't find in Category:Packaging, it's going to be an extremely rare one off and then you shoot an e-mail to the devel list. > > At least that is my opionion on "great documentation" :) Maybe (i'm > honestly not sure if i will have time for that) i can help with that > in the future. The wiki can be improved, yes - there's so much disorganised information there that it often takes a while to find things if you don't know the general region :/ Again, if you have specific ideas to improve things, I can pass them on to the right people :) -- Thanks, Regards, Ankur Sinha "FranciscoD" http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Ankursinha
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