whoopn
August 14th, 2007, 10:41 PM
Hey guys (that includes the girls too) I had an idea but I wanted to bounce it off of the trusted Ubuntu community first:
I wanted to create a single location for documentation on ALL linux/open source programs through the communities joint effort. As you can probably guess (or maybe not) I was thinking of naming it "The Syntax of it all". The idea arose because I was honestly REALLY frustrated with having to go around to hundreds of different websites getting only pieces of the info I needed so if all (or a lot of) the documentation could be found in one place along with examples and fixes to common issues found by the users (and posted there by those users) then I think this could eliminate a huge amount of frustration in the community.
What do you guys think? I made a simple free wiki at (The Syntax of it All (http://thesyntaxofitall.wikispaces.com/)) if you wanted to see (its REALLY UGLY)
I wanted to create a single location for documentation on ALL linux/open source programs through the communities joint effort. As you can probably guess (or maybe not) I was thinking of naming it "The Syntax of it all". The idea arose because I was honestly REALLY frustrated with having to go around to hundreds of different websites getting only pieces of the info I needed so if all (or a lot of) the documentation could be found in one place along with examples and fixes to common issues found by the users (and posted there by those users) then I think this could eliminate a huge amount of frustration in the community.
What do you guys think? I made a simple free wiki at (The Syntax of it All (http://thesyntaxofitall.wikispaces.com/)) if you wanted to see (its REALLY UGLY)