Re: *friendly reminder*: package docs: PEAR manual or maintener website version ?
| From: | Klaus Guenther | Date: | Mon, 22 Aug 2005 11:00:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: *friendly reminder*: package docs: PEAR manual or maintener website version ? | ||
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On 8/20/2005 9:55 AM, Laurent Laville spake the following words:
> Laurent Laville wrote:
>
>> I've a general question about user-end documentation.
>>
>> If, as its my own case, produced a full guide on my website,
>> available to view online and download, and part of it on the PEAR manual.
>>
>> What is the best way ?
>> 1. keep the API doc on pear manual
>> 2. remove API docs on pear manual
>> 3. make a restrictive mix of both : because pear manual could not
>> accept all features included in my Guide ( i think to images /
>> screenshots )
>> 4. other ? [explains please]
>>
>>
>> Laurent
>
>
> Without no feedback, i don't think i'll continue to maintain
> my pear doc manual part, and my contribution will stop here.
>
> I think, as lot of people, that user-end docs is the poor parent of PEAR
> packages. Lot of them are missing, (does not exists), but when something
> is done, there are no feedback.
>
> The future of PEAR docs is really compromised in such conditions.
>
Why don't you set that as the package homepage? Should work :)
Klaus