<gottlieb <at> nyu.edu> writes:
> I can't find this documentation now on gentoo.org. There is a big wiki > page, but that is different as are daniel's 2-volume "learning linux > lvm". Gentoo is massively reorganizing documentation. The old "system" was arcane, and a fools errand to try to use. A Few stalwarts resisted change for a long time. Gentoo-doc teams needs lots of volunteers. You most accurate resource is to communicate with the gentoo-doc team directly. At the least, old version of deprecated documents might still be around? Good-Hunting, James [email protected] On 07/24/13 16:59, Sven Vermeulen wrote: > Hi guys > > If you're following commits, you'll notice that I'm in the process of moving > documents from the www.gentoo.org/doc/en location to the Gentoo wiki. > Currently, I'm basing myself on the bugs we have open for the documents that > haven't been touched in a while, or that are for guides that aren't fully > maintained. > > Once that is done, I will move the guides that haven't been touched in a > while as well (starting last edit 2003, then 2004, etc.) and those that I am > the main author for (as I'll be doing my edits in the Gentoo wiki). > > The translation support in the Gentoo Wiki is working quite well imo > (correct me if I'm wrong) as it supports translations almost simultaneously > by multiple translators. Also, the process for editing is "now" rather than > having people become potential recruitees first. > > During the majority of documentation moves, I will probably update the main > site link from the Gentoo site (towards /doc/en/list.xml) towards a page (or > category) that presents all documents on the wiki that are marked as > translatable. Personally, I think only those documents that are well > reviewed and edited should be marked as translatable, which is why I haven't > gone through the entire wiki site marking all articles as translatable.
