2009/10/20 Nicole Engard :
> I misunderstood the difference between copyright and licensing (as in
> the GPL) and for that reason - and the fact that the 3.2 is so
> different from 3.0 - I will be re-writing the 3.2 manual from scratch
> (which will also force me to review every single section in m
I misunderstood the difference between copyright and licensing (as in
the GPL) and for that reason - and the fact that the 3.2 is so
different from 3.0 - I will be re-writing the 3.2 manual from scratch
(which will also force me to review every single section in more
detail). For right now I'm abo
> 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
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.
Nicole
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Frederic Demians wrote:
> Why are you using directly DocBook format which is a nightmare
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Nicole Engard wrote:
> I have some awesome news. As you know I'm working with both ByWater
> and BibLibre. Well thanks to BibLibre, we now have a git repo for the
> Koha 3.2 Manual:
> http://git.biblibre.com/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=kohadocs;a=summary -- and
> I'm w
Why are you using directly DocBook format which is a nightmare to deal
with, editing, transforming? when you could use as lightweight markup
language like asciidoc?
http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/
asciidoc files can be translated to HTML and DocBook (and then PDF).
asciidoc source files c
