there is just now a discussion on a tldp list
http://lists.tldp.org/index.cgi?1:mss:10345:200704:lceadkhkfeahggjijpgo
I had also this (I think private) answer:
I suggest you http://conglomerate.org/
This XML editor can edit and import plain text files to XML. You just
have to select the text file and this edotor convert it to XML format
automatically. I hope this help you.
I use combination of OpenOffice and Conglomerate to all my documents.
OpenOffice can handle almos every file format and Conglomerate can
edit it and can produce perfectly clean XML DocBook code.
(and this product is GPL)
jdd
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I've been poking around in the info on the LfL (FOSDEM presentation,
mailing list archives etc), and have a question... or two...
>From what I've gathered, doc input is all done in DocBook XML (or flat
text that is converted to DocBook XML). Output formats for LfL are
PDF, HTML and Wiki.
Is there any thought or (future) plan to use MediaWiki as an input source?
Has anyone successfully managed to go from MediaWiki source to XML and
then on (via Apache FO) to PDF? (the XML to PDF is relatively easy...
it's the Wiki to XML that's looking ugly to me).
C.
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We need to unify terminology for all the various types of sources from which
packages are installed (CDs, DVDs, network sources, etc.). So before I start
saying what I think and why, I'd like to know what the community thinks.
Please give me your reasoning for your preferred terminology.
I'd appreciate feedback by the end of the week so we can get the discussion
going and hopefully reach a decision soon.
Thanks!
Rebecca
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Now that the opensuse.org svn is set up (for zypp etc, and possibly
the artwork going over as well), are there any plans to move documents
(like LFL) over to there as well?
Kind thoughts,
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Hello,
I'm just reading the Virtualbox article in LfL (online version on
forgeftp.novell.com/lfl/.html, Revision 244 from 2007-04-16) and have
some minor fixes for it:
- section "Basic Installation Procedere":
4th step:
The reboot isn't necessary. Just logout and log in again.
- section "Intermediate Topic: Networking via Host Bridging":
... VirtualBox has option to use Host netwroking, ...
Typo, should be "networking" instead of "netwroking" ;-)
... 1. As we said earlier, tunctl not included ...
should be "tunctl _is_ not included"
... to manage TAP interface priviledges.
should be "privileges" (without d)
... 2. Create TAP interface. Set priviledges to user tux.
"privileges" without d again. Maybe search&replace is a good idea ;-)
- section "Advanced Topic: Seamless Mode Virtualization"
... followed by the Open-Source responce ...
"response" (with s, not c)
... Anyways, it doesn't works properly, ...
"Anyway" and "work" (both without s)
- section "Advanced Topic: How-To USB + openSUSE 10.2"
Just FYI: the next kernel update should have the required usbfs
enabled again.
Oh, and the link to bugzilla is plain text instead of a link.
That said, I just added VirtualBox to my to-be-tested-if-time-permits
list ;-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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> Irgendwie müssen die geschlafen haben ;-)
Oder wir haben es nur noch nicht gefunden ;-)
[>>Thomas Hertweck, >Christian Boltz u. Sören Wengerowsky in suse-linux]
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hi all !
How to make color background in LfL Docbook XML ?
This would be great for this:
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes
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To Novell:
Please provide LfL in HTML format, online browseble.
There is a link on the page below to HTML version, but it doesn't works. :(
http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Lessons_for_Lizards
There are some people interested in reading it. Particularly, the
VirtualBox part of it :)
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Hello,
I'm wondering what is the status of SPC. Which is the latest revision?
On the page [*] I have 2 links on pdf version (rev 1.0) and html version (rev
1.1), the last contains only Part 1, that seems odd to me.
[*] http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/SUSE_Package_Conventions
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Hi,
Some time ago at opensuse-packaging-list
(http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-packaging/2007-01/msg00002.html) I was
asking for some feedback about a cross-distribution project of mine called
Pakanto but probably got lost in between other messages. Pakanto
(http://pakanto.org) is a (currently) small project dedicated to
improve/write distribution agnostic package descriptions ready for reusage
for all Linux distros.
I already have a few (hopefully) useful package descriptions there (not only
in English!). However writing new ones from scratch instead of improving on
top of existing ones is a quite time consuming job.
As it is way better to improve upon a good basis such as your package
descriptions (my current aim is to provide decent package descriptions for
all "official" KDE packages in English and German until the first beta
Release of KDE 4) I ask you if I can import all your KDE package descriptions
(descriptions of software located at KDE Subversion repository) into Pakanto
under its license conditions:
http://pakanto.org/wiki/Pakanto:Licensing_requirements
The Pakanto license conditions aren't much different from yours (I suppose
your package descriptions do have the same license as the package, so they'd
be mostly LGPL/GPL in case of KDE) they just add some extra caution in order
to guarantee as less as possible troubles on reusing and maintaining these
texts under the copyleft principle.
I'd be really happy to provide you with improved and multilingual package
description texts based on yours. Are you interested?
Cheers,
Daniel Arnold / Arnomane
hi all !
I have decided that it is round for another article: "KDE
customization" this time saw light, with step-by-step explanations and
lot of graphics.
I have written and submitted this to the LfL.
Welcome to read and comment this !
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