On 27-02-2012 14:38, Carlos R. Mafra wrote: > On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 at 23:09:40 +0000, Nuno Donato wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> More than 8 years later, I got tired of the big desktop environments and >> found my way back to good old WMaker :) Happy to see that development is >> still going on! >> I subscribed to this list as I'm interested in contributing to the project, >> but there isn't much documentation/howtos for welcoming new contributors. > You've just found a way to contribute. You can contribute by making > the available documentation better! Or even creating new ones which > you would like to have read when you made the comment above :-) > > See for example if the information on http://windowmaker.org/guide_toc.php > is up-to-date (there are some parts which aren't) and modify it > accordingly. > > Or you can help by converting the "outside" Guided Tour into the webpage > format so that we can host that valuable information on windowmaker.org > - right now that website seems to be down. > > You can also do that for the great WINGs tutorial, which now is also > not hosted on windowmaker.org. The author of that tutorial released it > under a free license, so we can do that. Hi Carlos, Thanks for the reply and sorry for my delay (in the meantime, I switched my subscription in this list to a different email account).
Sorry, but my interest at the moment is not into writing guided tours :) I'm really keen in developing (I also want to practice my rusty C skills), so the documentation I was looking for was not from a user perspective, but a guide for new developers. Starting from scratch and looking a dozens of undocumented .c and .h files can be a bit overwhelming. In that sense, it would be great if anyone could give me any pointers on how to start understanding the way wmaker is coded. Any advice is welcome :) Cheers, Nuno -- Nuno Donato <[email protected]> -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
