To start this off, you are welcome to use all of the material on my QL documentation page if this helps.
-- Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.soft.net.uk/dj/index.html -----Original Message----- From: Dexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 07 January 2002 19:56 Subject: [ql-users] Documentation Project... > >Hi All, > >Things you can do to move to a better situation: > >1. Support your dealers - buy things from them, or they will go away >because of economic necessity. >2. Communicate and co-operate with others - share the knowledge you have >and form teams to do jobs that are larger than one person. >3. Make information widely available - document the resources you have, >and make that documentation available to others. > >In light of the above, there's a couple of practical things I can do to >help the situation. I would like to start a QDOS/SMSQ documentation >project. > >I would like to provide a site that can be used co-operatively by everyone >to find out or offer information on the QDOS (and etc) code. We could >disassemble sections of code and annotate them. We could rewrite whole >sections with the ultimate goal of having a QDOS/SMSQ-compatible operating >system that would be open source, in the full sense of the word. > >If anyone has ideas, suggestions, or warnings about the best way to go >about this, please let me know by private email. I have a web and mail >server and am happy to fully support this project, if anyone else would >like to contribute too... > >Thank you. > >Dave > > >
