Hi Dan,
For the Whitebox GAT project, I've been using html with ccs for formating and
create the help files in Komodo Edit. It's quite a simple approach but find
that I can create quite nice help entries in this way. I can embed graphics,
equations, links to other help entries, etc. Using ccs a
The guys at StackOverflow are promoting some new Q&A websites in the molds
of StackOverflow, ServerFault, etc.
http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/1425/geographic-information-systems?referrer=u45zxtCru4U%3d
There is a propose for a GIS website like it, which I created - containing
aspects o
PostGIS is docbook, a decision from Way Back.
Docbook has served us well, and in particular has provided some
unexpected benefits, in that the detailed markup have allowed
documentation-driven test frameworks to be built (we can actually
automatically test every documented function).
That said, i
On Jun 1, 2010, at 12:34 PM, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
>> On 06/01/2010 10:00 AM, Daniel Ames wrote:
>>> Do any of you have a preferred open source help authoring tool? We're
>>> looking for something to document our projects on web pages - something
>>> better than wiki - and also to download and
A little tribute to those sites and visitors that ends clicking on our
website.
here the list of top 120 referrals:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2010_Marketing#TOP_120_Referrals
thanks
lorenzo
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Hei,
I would like to know some tools too that are used by others. As OpenJUMP
is also lacking a help system (still...).
Things that heard of are:
- docbook
- elml.ch (though not thought for documentation directly but it exports
to several formats: pdf/html as it is xml based)
- the Sextante b
Hi Dan,
PAGC has its documentation written in text files with markdown markup,
which is then converted into various formats (html and PDF via LaTeX in
particular) using pandoc: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
I know gdal uses restructured text in a similar way.
Dan
On 06/01/2010 10:00 AM,
Do any of you have a preferred open source help authoring tool? We're
looking for something to document our projects on web pages - something
better than wiki - and also to download and install with software. Must be
cross platform, etc. I'd like to use whatever others are using in the OSGeo
commun
David (and Peter?),
Thanks for the pointer. I dont' know that Iagree 100% with the research
conclusions, mostly on the grounds that I think a Digital map can be made to be
as useful or more useful than a paper version. Forget about the GPS aspect for
am minute, or put it into the background.
This was an interesting resource passed around our offices I thought the
OSGEO community might appreciate.
Thanks Peter,
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Source: Peter Paul, Natural Resources Canada
A brief discussion from the CBC Radio Program 'Spark' ...
Spark 115 - May 30 & June 1, 2010
http://www.cbc.ca/spark/
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Hello,
we would like to set up a new project within the OSGeo Foundation
whose purpose would be to coordinate efforts around the packaging and
usage of GIS software on Enterprise Linux (EL), that is, Red Hat
Enterprise Linux and its community derivatives such as CentOS and
Scientific Linux.
We al
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