Hi all, My first post, sorry if I haven't lurked long enough to learn any posting protocols. If it matters, I'm an OS X user...
[quote] One of the reasons that earlier wiki's weren't a big success could be that people do not want another place to look for documentation. Therefore the best solution (in my opinion) is to replace the current docs with a wiki. I think the way the documentation is done now is a little bit oldfashioned. [/quote] What about people like me who write music on a computer that is NOT attached to the Internet? I personally like a two-pronged approach - I prefer core documentation (the "reference manual") to be in the form of a local pdf file that I can either view or print as needed. I think that core documentation should be a mirror of what is available on the web site, with each document assigned a revision number and a date, preferably matching major software revisions. The second "prong" of my approach would be to have some kind of less formal web-based information (the "user guide"?) with tips and tricks, FAQs, and/or lessons... Doug _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
