GTK Book list: + To discuss & manage the work-flow of writing 'A journey through GTK+' + To help new authors & project maintainers, keep the book upto-date. Hello Hackers! >Elijah wrote: >>the text under GFDL, CreativeCommons, Opencontent etc like licenses. >Not all licenses you listed before are compatible. If you allow each >contributor to pick a license, then it may be illegal for you to put >them together into a single book. Ive just got to some idea of license issues, and currently keep the license fixed to GFDL, as I think it closely fits the model of development & distribution. Code to be licensed under public-domain style or as according to the authors wishes. If someone has enough time, and energy to lookinto the license issues, then s/he could present the right choice. But IMHO GFDL suffices. >Derwin McGeary wrote: > Is there, or should there be, a preferred coding style for the examples > in the book? Not really. Choose K&R C style or GNU C style. More importantly keep the programs ANSI C compliant. >Also, is XML or LaTeX preferred for contributions? I guess latex will be better. > I'm a native English speaker with some, but not much, experience > programming with GTK, so I'd like to help with testing and readability: > where do I fit into the workflow? You can become our editor if you wish. A native english speaker is most welcome to the party! You can start be correcting grammar/style in chapter titles, contents, and suggest a good name for the book. Something international. > This book will be really useful, I think. Lets make it happen. ;-) Im starting work on the chapter 'Making Custom Widgets', and formally locking work on this chapter. Cheers. Muthu. Lets Hack Octave-Gtk. http://octave-gtk.sourceforge.net ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP(http://www.nitt.edu)