> > Hi Frediano! > > Thank you for looking into it > > imho it is confusing to document spice-protocol which is defined in > spice-common in spice server git repository. > > ^ that sentence is strange > All protocol files (spice.proto and python code) are in spice-common, not in spice-protocol. I think that between spice-server, spice-common and spice-protocol spice-common is the best place... > I know the documentation files are in the spice server git repo, imo > it is wrong. > > I would put this kind of information on our website, so it is easy to > give the reference to a "rendered" document in case somebody asks on > irc or by an email. > ... but I agree this documentation could be moved to some other place. I would like however to have the history a repository (and we are using git for the website) so website is also fine. At the end is just a single file. Where's the website git repository? Where can I store the document file? I expect to use the same format (markdown). > Of course any documentation is better than no documentation. > > Pavel > Sure Frediano _______________________________________________ Spice-devel mailing list Spice-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/spice-devel