Hi folks, I've read with interest some of the ideas about how to restructure the HIG to be less of a book and more of a collection of pointers and topics.
I'd like to explore whether Mallard is a good fit or this. Mallard is a document format that's explicitly designed to support related collections of topics. From what I've read, this seems it would fit better with the new direction than the current DocBook setup. Read more on Mallard here: http://projectmallard.org/ Mallard is already being used by the documentation team for a lot of application help documents, but I think it can be generally useful for other types of non-linear documents. It's actually used to build the Mallard site, including the specification, for example. Is this something people would be interested in looking into? It may turn out that it's not a perfect fit after all, but I'd like to at least explore the possibility. Thanks, Shaun McCance http://syllogist.net/ _______________________________________________ Usability mailing list Usability@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
