On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 4:38 AM, Luigi Toscano <luigi.toscano at tiscali.it> wrote: > I'm not sure if it enough: what if fundamentals is not installed? kde-runtime > as we knows is going away. Maybe we should rethink how it works.
Well then we probably should figure out a way to make sure it's always installed. :-) We're already linking to it heavily from other docbooks and the approach really makes a lot of things easier for the documentation team. We can't just ship it with Plasma, since fundamentals is deliberately designed to be useful/relevant to people using KDE applications in other environments too. (e.g. people using Kate on GNOME probably still want to edit their keybindings, and kate just links to the excellent shortcut configuration documentation in fundamentals). Also, kio help:/ requires the "documentationnotfound" docbook to display as sort of a 404 error, so that needs to be universally available too. We could ship them with khelpcenter, but there's no guarantee that that will always be the primary frontend to the help:/ kioslave, so it seems like it would be nicer to find a more general home that ensures it works no matter what you're using to browse help:/ URLs. So, perhaps we need a kde-core-docs.git or something like that to house them in? And advise distros to make sure and add runtime Requires on it from kdoctools or whereever the help: kioslave is shipped? (Alternatively we could just include them in kdoctools.git, but there might be a bit of a chicken and egg problem keeping docbooks there?) fundamentals, documentationnotfound, and maybe onlinehelp would fit quite nicely in such a repo, and there's probably more stuff we'd want to add later on. -T.C.
