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Alexander Berntsen <bernalex@g.o> wrote: |
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> What I'd like to see for the handbook is basically it being turned |
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> into a choose-your-own-adventure book, with an index and a "view all |
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> options"-type of presentation. |
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This has two major obstacles: |
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1. Users should be able to get a complete copy (also a printed copy) |
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with *full* installation instructions for some setup. |
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In fact, users might not have (easy) access to the internet before |
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the installation process is completed. |
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2. If you have many alternatives, all of these alternatives |
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must be maintained very regularly. Currently, the handbook |
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has already troubles in keeping up-to-date with *one* option. |
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While for 1, one might perhaps develop a technical solution, |
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I consider 2 is an obstacle which cannot be overcome. |
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It is probably much better, to keep it as it is: |
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One simple case described and regularly updated, |
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and refer to alternatives and very special situations |
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to the Wiki or other appropriate documentation. |
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