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Posted on: 2005/11/20 19:56
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I'm suggestion this structure:
Aros User Docs Aros User Docs/Installation Aros User Docs/Workbench Aros User Docs/Shell Aros User Docs/Aros User FAQs Aros Developer Docs Aros Developer Docs/Libraries Aros Developer Docs/Libraries/Exec etc. Aros Developer Docs/The Zune Toolkit Aros Developer Docs/The Zune Toolkit/Zune for beginner Aros Developer Docs/Aros Developer BuildSystem Aros Public License => should be in wikepedia and not in wikibooks Maybe docs should be renamed in documentation to look more serious.
Posted on: 2005/11/20 21:10
Edited by Mazze on 2005/11/20 21:29:18
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Are the wikibooks accepted by the AROS core developers? It would be bad if we have competing systems.
I'm thinking about creating a table of contents, using RKRM and AOS3.9 documentation as sample.
Posted on: 2005/11/24 17:22
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