Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/09/21/22:52:49
On Sat, Sep 22, 2001 at 02:20:09PM +1200, Edmund Horner wrote:
>I am looking for a way to make a positive contribution (as opposed to
>asking stupid questions of the list, of which I have been occassionally
>guilty...). Part of my work responsibility is technical documentation,
>so I have some idea of the kind of technical research that's necessary
>to update these sorts of documents.
>
>Unfortunately I don't know much about either CVS or SGML, though of
>course I could learn.
>
>If the major requirement is simply someone who can write and has the
>time to do so, then I think I can help. If you think this is a
>possibility, I will re-familiarise myself with the docs and think
>further on it.
I really need someone who can own this. If you can master CVS and sgml,
it's yours.
CVS, at least is no big deal. Many people on this list can help you with
this. There is also some information at the cygwin web page.
Documents on SGML should be available on the web somewhere, I would think.
This is the usual sticking point, however. People often step forward to
volunteer but are immediately daunted by the technical details.
I'd rather not have to provide active guidance about CVS usage and I can't
provide any guidance at all about sgml. Having looked at Cygwin's use
of sgml, I can say that it seems pretty intuitive, though.
Maybe I'm in beggars-can't-be-choosers mode but I would really rather
that the documentation efforts not have to involve me overly much.
cgf
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