Ok...got a informative reply from Didier last night. He was very detailed
in his explanation and very empathetic at the frustration this last minute
change had caused the documentation community.
The external search results will be OPT-OUT, meaning search results will be
ON by default. The reason
Hey, Jim.
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 9:09 AM, Jim Connett wrote:
> That said, there has to be some credible/substantive information available
> somewhere telling us what user options will be available to control the
> Dash's scope (including screenshots?). Maybe someone has a source for this
> inform
I wouldn't suggest delaying a deadline for this information. My original
request for a day-or-two was given under the assumption we had scheduled a
bit of time between the release of 12.10 and the release of our manual.
I'm very much in favor of our manual's release coinciding with the release
of 1
I think we can modify the release date for this purpose.
We can follow the schedule as it is now (Kevin posted before), and make an
exception only for Jim's section (extend the editing phase till is needed)
that unfortunately is still affected from changes made from Ubuntu dev team.
What do you t
Ok...thanks for this feedback (and the schedule). I was unaware that we
were targeting the release of this manual to coincide with the release of
the software...a good thing for sure.
I just finished editing the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, and in reviewing some
of the summaries and article links, th
Hello, Jim.
Unfortunately, I don't have any answers for you on the state of the
Dash search results. Hopefully we'll here something solid soon.
As to the schedule for the manual, this is what I had outlined at the
beginning of the cycle:
Authoring phase (now – 17 Sep):
* Changes to the second ed
Well, I was hoping that the discussions this weekend would lead me to be
able to land on a definitive statement in Chapter 2 regarding the
"querying" of Dash search data in both local (computer) as well as remote (
amazon.com) sources. Unless I've really missed the conversation, it seems
to still b
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