| godbyk | Hello, tisqueldotim. Right now the Ubuntu Manual project has been focusing on the regular Ubuntu distribution. We haven't worked on manuals for Lubuntu, Kubuntu, etc. | 06:39 |
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| godbyk | tisqueldotim: Having said that, it's something we're interested in exploring. If you think enough people would be interested in such a manual (and would be willing to help create it), I'm happy to help you with our tools and we could even distribute the manual on our website. | 06:40 |
| tisqueldotim | godbyk, Well that's interesting .. I have to say that I'm looking at both the Ubuntu manual and the eian administrators handbook , and I'd like to be able to use the 'comments' tool to leave such text as post-it's in the manual for my friends and colleagues to click on and assess as the manual evolves (as it is copy-left) Do you know of such a program ( At moment I use nitro-PDF ) and can you give me the name ?? | 10:51 |
| tisqueldotim | **debian admin ... | 10:51 |
| tisqueldotim | godbyk, What were those tools again ?? | 20:27 |
| godbyk | Hellp, tisqueldotim. | 21:10 |
| godbyk | tisqueldotim: You might have a look at crocodoc.com. We used that a bit for editing last time. | 21:10 |
| godbyk | You can upload the PDF and annotate it. I think you can download the annotated PDF, too, but I'm not sure. | 21:10 |
| godbyk | The tools I was talking about are the tools that we use to generate the manual: LaTeX, our document template, website, etc. | 21:11 |
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