On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 12:35:11PM -0600, Jonathan Corbet wrote:
> This caused me to wonder if we shouldn't create a new book called
> "tutorials" for this kind of stuff, with an explicit proviso that a more
> web-oriented approach is OK in that section? Tutorial documentation
> *is* quite different from reference material, but we've really made no
> effort to treat the two differently so far.
>
I think so, but I guess "web-oriented" means doing a lot of searching
the Internet to accomplish kernel-related tasks, right?
For the initial tutorial contents, I'd like to see:
* this one (for end users and tester)
* kernel building with development environment setup and
patch submission (for developers)
* kernel bisection (as in v1)
* reporting bugs (tldr: make sure to include info as detail as you can
get and Cc: related mailing lists [scripts/get_maintainer.pl
helps]).
Other tutorial-style docs across Documentation/ can be candidate of
moving to Documentation/tutorials/.
Thanks.
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