Fedora Documentation Steering Committee (FDSCo)
31-MAY-2005 #fedora-docs on irc.freenode.net
Attendees:
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Karsten Wade (Chair)
Tammy Fox
Gavin Henry
Paul Frields
Stuart Ellis
Agenda:
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* FC4 Release notes status
* FC4 Installation Guide status
* Documentation Guide thoughts (time coming soon)
* Tools status
New Actions:
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FDP: Separate release notes by arch to be tackled for FC5test1, will
discuss viability first, tabled for a few weeks
Karsten: Karsten to post final FC4 relnotes to wiki.
FDP: List needs to consider packaging documentation for FC5. RPMs for
documents:
* Separate RPMs per manual?
* One or separate SRPMs?
* htmlview useful, not a dependency?
* yelp connection?
FDP: Post your ideas for the Documentation Guide to Wiki:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/DocsProject/DocumentationGuide
* Work on this guide to continue within a few weeks
* Paul will call for a DOCG focused meeting for the FDSCo, probably
28 June
FDP: Documentation Project focus is on making the toolchain work on
current base release plus released updates.
* DocBook wiki might help resolve disparate systems problems
FDP: Writer's different environments causing small problems already.
* Can we post process somewhere in the CVS commits chain?
cf. indent for C
* How can we use xmldiff
Karsten: Discuss xmldiff and post-processing of XML with Elliott
Paul: Documentation Guide example tutorial shall illustrate almost
everything in the Documentation Guide itself.
Updates/Status:
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* Release notes
* New process went well
* Beats all worked out, XML infrastructure in place, making next
time easier
* Installation Guide
* Never complete, but shippable
* Can the IG appear next to README for FC4? (follow up: no)
* XSL patched to support no chunks
* Thanks to James Laska
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Karsten Wade, RHCE * Sr. Tech Writer * http://people.redhat.com/kwade/
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