[haiku-development] Re: Fwd: [haiku-doc] Organizing translations of User Guide/Welcome Package

Humdinger <humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  > Finally, I do not want to force any workflow on you.
> As I have no experience with concurrent translations I appreciate 
> your input, considering 
> your work with KDE. My suggestions were just a (naive) shot to get 
> the ball rolling. 
> Already having a ton of documentation in XHTML doesn't help should we 
> decide to switch to 
> Docbook and waiting until the first translations roll in to add to 
> that isn't either...

I think to get the ball rolling as you say, we should start with 
something simple, and use that as long as possible. As long as we are a 
tiny community with a very low amount of end user documentation, I 
guess we can also easily live with something simple that lowers the 
barrier for everyone wanting to get started to write docs. Like a Wiki; 
I would assume there is something usable out there for us that even 
supports getting converted to Docbook.

In any case, I think that HTML is not a very practical documentation 
source code format, although CSS considerably improves upon that.

Bye,
   Axel.

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