[haiku] Re: BePDF documentation
- From: Humdinger <humdingerb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2008 09:54:35 +0100
Thanks for everyone's opinion!
To put this thread back on track: My original question was only how to deal with existing
documentation that's not in a readily editable format. Like BePDF, which uses a PDF
generated from (abandoned) Gobe.
I didn't want to open the my-favorite-docu-system can of worms. :)
OpenOffice was only brought up as a widely available alternative of a page-oriented editor
for generating a PDF. In case we do want to keep a docu as PDF...
IMO, since our (end user) documentation is in XHTML, we should convert existing
docs to it.
There's one more thing concerning BePDF I'm not sure about:
Since BePDF is an "external" package, can we just take its docu and rework it into our
user guide? With the Haiku logo and CSS theme and everything?
Or should I make a "neutral" XHTML, submit it to BePDFs CVS and only put a link to it in
our user guide?
BTW, who's generating the optional packages? We'll need a new version once the XHTML docs
are in the CVS.
Regards,
Humdinger
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