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["Tom A." <ta8936@xxxxxxxxx>]

In my opinion it is great to have fall-back plan such as built in
documentation (which is particularly handy if you lost internet connection)
but at the moment it is too different from online version which is why I
raised this question.

Assuming there is a reasonably easy way to export online docs into
something that can be bundled together with the software I see no harm in
continuing with both methods of reaching documentation. Obviously my
personal opinion.

Where is the current online documentation stored, how to access/modify it
and how revisions are handled? Is there lifecycle process involved
(draft-under review-approved/released) or pretty much write it and ask
someone to look over it?


Regards,
Tomas


On Wed, 19 Jan 2022, 08:27 Marco Ciampa, <ciampix@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On Wed, Jan 19, 2022 at 08:02:51AM +0000, Martijn Kuipers wrote:
> > If separate, you could update it more frequently. Just take care it is
> > understandable for which lkicad version it applies.
> >
> > Local docs is where I look first.
>
> Version matching should be handled by the packaging system in use, deb /
> rpm / etc. ... btw keeping docs as a separate package is a good idea and
> I think it is already so for most of the linux distributions...
>
> --
>
> Saluton,
> Marco Ciampa
>
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