Joining to Documantation and l10n Team

Philip Rodrigues philip.rodrigues at chch.ox.ac.uk
Tue Feb 21 18:15:45 CET 2006


> In our wiki there is a draft of the Akregator handbook at
>
> http://akregator.pwsp.net/wiki/Handbook

Ah, I knew we had discussed this at sometime in the past :-).

<snip>
> So my suggestion what the next steps should be:
>
> - Review existing stuff, overall structure and "Getting Started" in
> particular
>
> - Create screenies for "Getting Started" (Liviu is doing it right now)
>
> - Write "Using Akregator" and "Introduction" (I volunteer for the latter)

Sounds good.

> - convert all to docbook. For the start, we can work in the wiki, when a
> chapter is in a usable state, it could get converted to docbook. Then we
> can do smaller changes to docbook, but don't have to do complete rewrites
> in there. Here we could need of the docbook team, especially in the initial
> conversion of the handbook.

That'll work fine - just send a plain text version of the content to 
kde-doc-english at kde.org when it's ready to be converted.

Regards,
Philip
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