"John R . Sheets" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> OVERVIEW
> For beginning users; assumes Wine is already installed. Very simple
> language; task-based.
>
> WINE INSTALLATION GUIDE
> For all users; includes FTP, CVS, Redhat, Debian, etc.
> Covers getting it on the system, but not personalizing it.
>
> WINE USER'S GUIDE
> For the day-to-day user; maintaining Wine on your system. How to
> configure the basic services, like fonts, printing, multimedia.
>
> WINE APPLICATIONS GUIDE
> For dealing with specific applications.
>
> WINE PORTING GUIDE
> For developers trying to migrate their apps to UNIX, using Wine.
>
> WINE DEVELOPER'S GUIDE
> For developers wanting to contribute to Wine. How to submit patches,
> what policies to follow, how to debug, and a nice, juicy section on
> the Wine architecture.
I think a user's guide and a developer's guide would be enough for a
start. If some sections of a document become too large they can always
be split into a separate guide, but I think it's better to keep it
simple for now, and think more about the structure when we have more
material.
--
Alexandre Julliard
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
