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On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 10:33 PM, AllenJB <gentoo-lists@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> Nirbheek Chauhan wrote: |
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>>> I personally would happily donate my time to working on the docs, if |
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>>> only it didn't involve a markup language nobody else uses. |
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>> You're in luck, the Beacon project has perfected it's Django branch |
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>> which is now nearly ready for deployment. I think this is a far better |
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>> option than converting all of the existing XML docs into Wiki and |
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>> alienating an entire team. |
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> What is the Beacon project? URL? A tried a quick bit of googling but |
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> came up with nothing useful. |
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Hi, |
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I have just started setting up the above mentioned project's homepage. |
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Its available at: http://beaconeditor.org/ |
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Mind you there is nothing much there, expect more in the coming week. |
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We have been hard at work to get this in shape for _quite_ sometime |
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(as many folks at Gentoo might have known). The development on this |
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project has been incremental, a few times a year. Though its picking |
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up momentum now. |
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For now you can see the Docbook Plugin (At the demo link) more or less |
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fully functional. GuideXML will be done in couple of days as well. The |
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aim to setup a project homepage is to give a much needed user feedback |
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and branded exposure to the project. There is a Trac setup there that |
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needs some sprucing up. Mailing lists inbound as well. |
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Hopefully with the rising needs of Gentoo and to make it possible to |
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stay with the existing setup (and not have to edit the XML) this |
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project can gain the traction. |
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FWIW, this project is at your disposal. |
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Kind Regards |
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Nandeep |