Re: About the howto I've written

["Thomas Ward" <slingshooter valkyrie net>]

Hi, Nath. I think that is a vary good idea, but the howtos do need to be
more detailed than they currently are.
Some examples in your howto you mention read this page or this document, and
then move onto the next topic.
That is vary dificult if one is following along with the howto doing a build
step by step with your document in vt, and the document open in another vt.
That means the person has to have perhaps more than one document open at
once trying to do what is a vary complex build for a newbie.
I would certainly lend my services to such a project once I get my Linux
system reinstalled. I am in the process of upgrading from RH 7.2 to 8.0, and
once done I can work more with Gnome 2, and gnopernicus.

----- Original Message -----
From: Nath <nath31 ifrance com>
To: <gnome-accessibility-list gnome org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 2:50 AM
Subject: About the howto I've written


Hello all,

Yesterday I finished to write the mini-howto explaining how to build and
install Gnome 2 and Gnopernicus. You can browse this text by visiting
the following url :
http://tux31.homelinux.net/linux/inst_gnome2_accessibility.htm
This url point to my own machine at home then if sometimes my ISP has
problems it can be unreachable for a few hours.
Yesterday I saw that Ralf has also written mini howtos then I think we
should group all these docs together so that people can find this docs
more easily. What do you think about this idea ? And have you an idea of
where to put that ? We should make a little webpage. I can try to make
it if you agree.
What do you think ?


--
Nath

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