I noted the following
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/19/html/Installation_Guide/s1-pkgselection-x86.html
Note
Only one desktop environment can be selected at install time. To
install additional environments once Fedora is installed, use the Software tool or the
yum groupinstall command.
I do not recall a previous mention of yum in this guide. We who are familiar with Fedora know yum as the command line system software tool that accompanies Fedora. Perhaps we need to elaborate with a footnote, about yum and where to fetch the yum documentation.
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Subject: Re: Self Introduction
On 08/23/2013 03:20 PM, Samuel W. Flint wrote:
> I'd be interested in proofing and contributing to the Amateur Radio Guide.
>
> Sam
> On Fri, August 23, 2013 2:40 pm, Jérôme Fenal wrote:
>> 2013/8/23 Samuel W. Flint <swflint@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>>> Well, I can't say I've done much writing in the past, or worked on any
>>> big
>>> name free-software projects, but I do have a bit of code up on the
>>> EmacsWiki.
>>> I have fairly advanced computer skills, no degree, but otherwise I do
>>> have
>>> programming and administrative skills.
>>> I have moderate people skills, and can speak well, having a firm grasp
>>> of
>>> the English language.
>>> I feel I am an excellent match for this project because I have an
>>> understanding of the English language and of the technical concepts
>>> required for it.
>>>
>>>
>> âHi Sam, and welcome!
>>
>> On which documentation project woud you like to contribute, and in which
>> area?
>>
>> You may want to review the docs table at
>> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Docs_Project_guides_tableâ, and tell us
>> where you'd like to start, either by proofreading (and getting a grasp on
>> Docbook and the publican tool chain), or by contributing content on the
>> guides needing love.
>>
>> Surely people here will guide you.
>>
>> Welcome again,
>>
>> J.
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Hi Sam, welcome to the team.
I've sponsored your membership in the 'docs' FAS group. Now you can
participate in elections, go vote for a release name!
The table Jérôme linked to has a column that will lead you to the git
repo for the Guides. I think you'll get the hang of docbook pretty
quickly, but the hardest part IMO is writing the content and I suggest
you dive into that first. We can help you with the markup as needed; I'm
happy to help where I can, and that's true of many people.
Many of us hang out in #fedora-docs and more watch the mailing list.
I'm looking forward to working with you here and there.
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