Help page design, and the future of the Ubuntu Desktop Guide
Andreas Lloyd
lloydinho at gmail.com
Wed Jul 26 15:51:55 UTC 2006
Matthew East wrote:
> As long as you write it as a docbook article it will be fine to work
> with Kubuntu. Thanks for agreeing to work on this!
>
Jordan and I will have to confer some more on this, but I'm sure we'll
get a draft done soon.
> * Jonathan Jesse:
> >> I can sure help make the Contribute article work w/ Kubuntu as
> well. In fact
> >> I want to make sure we continue to make sure to include kubuntu
> docs as well
> >> in the discussion of things.
Great! It would be really nice if we can have one single doc to refer
people to, regardless of what derivative they might be using.
> There is nothing wrong with having separate discussions about what to do
> with Ubuntu and Kubuntu - they are different help systems, so discussion
> about how to present the start page of the help system will often be
> separate, because it involves different technical considerations.
Because of this, I have now reorganized the
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Projects. The projects are now
sorted into 4 categories:
- Ubuntu Specific Docs
- Kubuntu Specific Docs
- Non-Desktop-Specific Docs
- Docs for the Documentation Team
The projects are left unaltered, though I have added the Switching From
Windows guide and the new Contribute to Ubuntu article as projects. It
would be great if all the doc maintainers could update the status of
their docs and alter them so as to fit with a new structure for the Docs
as discussed by Matthews East and Thomas in this thread.
Please add to this and discuss it. My initial reorganization is by no
means set in stone. But I would like the Projects page to clearly
reflect the Docs in the Ubuntu Help as we envision them in Edgy.
- Andreas
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