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Hi devs, |
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I have a few thoughts how we can handle the documentation for gentoo in |
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a way that we can use it for our |
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webpage and independently for a printable book. |
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At the moment we have two packages in app-doc |
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gentoo-web contains daniels gentoo-xsl style docs and stylesheets to |
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convert them to html |
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gentoo-doc contains docbook-sgml style docs which can be converted with |
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dsssl stylesheets |
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to html,pdf,ps,man |
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Both packages contain the daniels install docs and petes Gentoo-HOWTO. |
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Now my plan. |
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We separate the articles from the build packages. |
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This means we create gentoo-install, gentoo-portage, gentoo-ebuild, |
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gentoo-man which contain |
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either gentoo-xsl or docbook style docs and those docs only get |
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installed to /usr/share/doc/gentoo/[guide|docbook]. |
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Once daniel has finished his gentoo->html xsl stylesheet, I create a |
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gentoo->docbook xsl-sheet. |
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gentoo-web now can contain an global xml file which is generated dynamic |
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from the content of |
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/usr/share/doc/gentoo/guide. It generates the website-content from |
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this global file. |
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gentoo-doc must convert the guide-style files to docbook. After that it |
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generates a global docbook book |
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file and creates prinatble output. |
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This way we have our docs allways up to date on the web and as a book. |
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achim~ |