Greetings Docs team. The Software Management Guide is now available to receive translations [1], but it seems to be a little outdated. Some of its contents are relevant and have been incorporated into the User Guide, and some of them are no longer useful (like instructions on how to use programs like Pirut and Pup, which no longer exists). So, my question is: Do we need this guide? Maybe so: It's a nice, short, simple book, perfect for new Fedora users who want to start messing around with the command line. Perhaps I'm wrong, but this is the only guide where we explain what a repo is, and how to set them up. Maybe we can add some content here, like how to deal with the conflicts between active repositories, or explain which the yum options are, what they do exactly, and some sort of tips like that. I don't mind grabbing the torch to start updating this guide, if you all think that its a good idea of course. But I will need guidance. I mean, I'm not quite familiar with Publican and DocBook, but I'm more than willing to learn. Looking forward to your comments, see you around, Daniel Cabrera (es) [1] http://translate.fedoraproject.org/projects/p/docs-software-management-guide/c/f13/
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