> Because that was what was asked of me by those who work in other
> languages :) No clue why I'm using it - I just do whatever I have to
> to make things accessible to all.
Speaking accessibility... This documentation:
http://progit.org/book/
is written with asciidoc. An html version is generated (the above link).
But a PDF version can also be created from the same source files.
The source files are managed/versioned with git, and translations are
done from the English authoritative version:
http://github.com/progit/progit
So it seems very possible to maintain a multilingual documentation with
this technique.
Now, it's only time to hope DocBook will do the job for Koha
documentation without too much overhead, even if my experience says me
the contrary.
--
Frédéric
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