feedback on Desktop Guide structure

[Brian Burger]

On 2/11/06, Karl Goetz <kamping_kaiser at internode.on.net> wrote:
> I find the structure in the Ubuntu Desktop Starter Guide a little
> annoying - clicking on common tasks give a list of categories within
> common tasks (which is fine), but there is no indication of what's
> inside those sub groups. even when you enter the sub group, you still
> have to scroll through the page to see what's there - a list at the top
> of the page, or on the 'common tasks' page would be good. This applies
> for all the menus.

Hmm... could we get the <title> (or <sectX>) tags of each section to
display on the opening page of each chapter?

So for the Getting Started Chapter, the title page of that chapter
would look something like:

GETTING STARTED

1. Introduction
  - About Ubuntu
  - What is Linux?
  - What is GNU?
  - Ubuntu CDs
2. Linux Basics
  - Terminals
  - Text Editing
  - Directories & File Systems
  - etc etc etc

Is this possible without major surgery on our existing XML?

Brian.