On Sunday 13 May 2007 20:26:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I would if I could - I have only used LyX once in the last year or so, > which means I have no idea about what new features there might be. > > However, looking at SVN, I can for instance see that: > > * Reference.lyx - last updated a year ago... > * FAQ.lyx - last updated a year ago... > > I assumed that 'UserGuide.lyx' is still the main document for users, so I > looked at the revision log and it hasn't really been changed that much in > the last 12 months AFAICT.
Much of the material there is still valid. :-) > > Contributing to documentation is easier than code - because one can > > spend 10min now and then writing a paragraph about one little feature. > > Even that will help. :-) > > I agree. > > But how do we find a list of the features that are in the code but not in > the documentation? > > Is there a reasonably easy way to get a list of new features? The release > notes or announcements? Well don't tell anyone but I compiled those from the wiki pages. ;-) > /Christian -- José Abílio
