Am 08.03.2015 um 21:53 schrieb Scott Kostyshak:
From what I understand, Peter has no interest in including the changes that Francisco made into the English version, and I also got the understanding that Peter did not think that would improve the manual anyway (Peter touched on the most important parts and did not want to cover all of the features of XY-pic.
I agree with him that LyX's manual should not act as the xy-pic manual. It should only be there to explain how xy-pic can be used with LyX. If one needs expert settings, see the xy-pic manual. We follow this idea also with the other example files (braille, pdfcomment etc.) and that is why we say these are examples and no manuals.
My proposal (unless Peter or someone else objects) is to commit Francisco's manual and just use a different name for the file (any proposals for the name?).
I strongly object to that. We have one base of information. All languages must contain the same information. It is not acceptable that users of a certain language get more information than others. If a file is not translated to a language we have the English version as the reference and as base. So either the additional things of Francisco's version are integrated to Peter's version (our base) (is Peter's decision) or Peter denies that and we ask Ignacio to translate to Spanish what we have right now.
Sorry if this sounds rude but this topic is now unresolved for months and I want to make a decision.
regards Uwe
