JoE wrote:
Hmm . . . i'm not suggesting that we use all the same documentation.
It would be useless, for example, to have synaptic documentation on
server.
That's wasn't my idea either ;-) I just meant that the specific parts of
documentation that are relevant to the server environment.
But a good guide for installing various X environments (basic
X windows stuff, ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop, etc) should be
there. Mostly what I meant was that the changes we make to the way
documentation is used and accessed should be echoed.
Sorry, I really don't understand what you mean (the last sentence) but
would like to give some input and maybe contribute to the documentation.
Maybe you could clarify (ie. give a specific example) of server
documentation. I don't have access to an ubuntu-server now so it would
help if you could give an example of how the documentation is accessed
at this point in time, and how the documentation looks.
I assumed the documentation was taken from various sources (official
documentation, wiki, forum) and manually put together in (text-only)
html pages (or something similar) with an index. That's why I suggested
to focus on the actual documentation first before putting alot of effort
into gathering/converting it for use in a server environment without X.
Some examples would make this discussion alot easier and may encourage
people like me to start contributing documentation.
Regards,
Marcus Wagenaar
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