That sounds good to me. The link could point to the Packages Wiki page, which contains a brief description of the purpose of that wiki. Then we can begin to add package specific information.
On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 5:43 PM, Antti Kantee <[email protected]> wrote: > On 21/01/16 22:08, Ryan Day wrote: > >> As more software is added to the rumprun-packages repository, there will >> be >> a need to document how to build applications on top of rump kernel >> packages. This may include working with web frameworks in Python, Ruby or >> PHP. Or it could include advanced configuration of particular daemons >> that >> run on top of rump kernels. >> >> The current rump kernel wikis (https://github.com/rumpkernel/wiki) are >> focused on using and building rump kernels, as well as making software run >> with rump kernels. In depth detail about specific packages doesn't fit >> very >> well in the existing structure. >> >> What does everyone think about a "Packages Wiki" to provide a single >> location for package specific tutorials without cluttering the existing >> wiki? >> > > I'd just add a "Packages" category to wiki.rumpkernel.org for > package-specific documentation. It doesn't clutter the current wiki > either, except one extra line in the navigation bar, which IMO, isn't that > big of a clutter. A new category in the wiki, IMO, has two advantages over > a separate wiki for packages > > 1) all of the documentation for repo.rumpkernel.org is reachable from the > same root > 2) switching repo.rumpkernel.org hosting where repo-specific wikis are > not naturally available is not a problem > > Maybe the category should have a subformat, e.g. "Packages: <packagename>: > more specific title", where the last bit is optional. I guess there are > plenty of examples with python, python2 vs. python3 and python packages to > see if that works or not. > >
