Plans for Feisty + 1
Will Simpson
linux.photo.geek at gmail.com
Fri Mar 23 18:22:25 UTC 2007
On 3/23/07, Dean Sas <dean at deansas.org> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Will,
> Will Simpson wrote:
> > On Wed, 2007-03-21 at 08:24 +0000, Phil Bull wrote:
> > 3. A list of sections needing work or adoption. I know the wiki has this
> > but what about the distributed help? This could be posted weekly to the
> > forum or included in the svn or posted somewhere on the wiki. I know
> > that this is a moving target but for noobs like me it gives us something
> > to focus on.
>
> The status columns at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Projects
> used to go into more detail like that. Sections marked as "help" inside
> the distributed help are the ones you are looking for, assuming those
> tags are kept up to date you can run "grep -r status=\"help\" *" from
> within your svn checkout to get a list of sections requiring work.
Thanks Dean for taking the time to respond. This "grep -r status=\"help\" *"
works great. Once we start work on Feisty+1, I hope I remember this!!
> 7. A clear way that distinguishes for the user, "ubuntu" documentation
> > from "upstream" documentation.
>
> I don't understand the rationale for this, why is this a good thing?
> Shouldn't it be all seamless for the user?
>
> Dean
I understand what you mean by seamless but what I'm suggesting is may
something subtle like a small watermark in the upper righthand corner
(brought to you by the great folks at Ubuntu) or a slight change in the
background color to maybe #FFF1D1 instead of #FFFFFF. This would provide a
small level of branding and help define responsibility. As in all the users
shouting, "Who's responsible for cool documentation! Oh, look it must be the
great ubuntu-doc team." We don't necessarily want to be taking credit for
all of gnome's documentation.
I'm happy and see the distributed help only getting better.
Will
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