Edubuntu directory in trunk

[Will van der Leij]

Hi Rich,
Thanks for this.

> Just to let you know, the only thing that is in /trunk/Edubuntu/ that we work 
> on or maintain is the Handbook at this time. The about-edubuntu and what not 
> is currently created and stored elsewhere.
This would be the about page and the release notes? Where are they
stored and maintained?

> Now, if you are interested in helping out with the Edubuntu Handbook, we would 
> be more than happy to use your help. There is a lot of content that still 
> needs to be created. We would like to have this complete for the Feisty 
> release w/o a doubt. One thing we need to do is ensure that any work we 
> perform on the handbook validates as there are a couple of people who work 
> from the repo but do not have access to commit, or they may not understand 
> everything, but know that the Makefile will build it for them.
I'm busy putting some planning structure to the handbook on the doc team
wiki page like the other docs. This should help to open the
collaboration in the various sections. I understand Scott Balneaves is
writing the LTSP sections for Edubuntu. Presumably this would go
straight into the handbook.

Of course the question of duplication comes up again. In order to make
Feisty release it would make sense to focus handbook efforts on areas
that distinguish edubuntu from ubuntu (LTSP, SCP etc.) without
duplicating too much of the ubuntu documentation but referencing it.

The Topic Based approach therefore greatly interests me in the context
of the handbook. How do you think we should proceed with this? Are there
any specific pitfalls or areas we should be watchful for?

Many Thanks and Best Regards,
Will van der Leij