Rafael Villar Burke wrote:
Peter Morgan wrote:
This site http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/ is both very slow, times
out etc very often.
Is it possible to make the "source files" of this site available as am
considering converting this "invaluable" resource to docbook? have the
time at the moment (till end of month anyway)
AFAIK, the FAQ started to live in that server as it made edition
possible and was easier to get it working there than in gnome's server.
Probably it makes sense moving it to gnome live (gnome's wiki) and,
also, having a version suitable to get bundled with the other pygtk docs
(written using docbook). kiko, jdahlin, what do you think about this?
Having all that information integrated in the tutorial.would be nice
too, either as a separate chapter or intermixed in the relevant
chapters. Maybe the first option is a good way to start with it.
Peter, if you and some other people volunteer to get a CHM version of
the docs from the docbook sources it would rock, as it could be added to
the new all-in-one installer (python, gtk+, pygtk, developer tools) arc
is polishing.
Am working on the CHM version.
The reason I'm keen to get the sources is to experiment with a script to
convert them to docbook. From there they can be converted to any format
(almost).
Pete
Take care,
Rafael Villar Burke aka 'pachi'
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