Eclispe website/documentation proposal.

[Erik Enge]

Iban <hatchond at yahoo.fr> writes:

> Sounds good to me too. 

And the layout and everything looks ok?

> Maybe we could consider to put it at the same place the cvs repository
> is ? 

Sure, I have no problem with that.

> If I remember correctly it should be a place on the machine for this
> purpose (like my personal account on it or something like this). We
> could ask james to create us an eclipse acount for web pages on the
> machine, and host the web pages there ? (who wants to take care of
> them will be wellcommed)

I've created a script to do the nightly tarballs and I've created
Makefiles to publish the documentation whenever it is updated (this also
takes care of converting the LaTeX files into Postscript, PDF and HTML).
The only thing that would be required, I guess, would be to update the
news section every now and then and perhaps a new screenshot every so
often.

>> Once you have something to show, you should add a record at Cliki so
>> other may find it.
> Good point. Whatever the solution we choose.

Once I've got the rudimentary Manuals done I'll go ahead and update the
Cliki.

>> I would personally consider TexInfo. It is very nice for writing
>> documentation and I find info pages easier to use. However, if you
>> like LaTeX better or does not know TexInfo, you should keep going
>> with LaTeX.
> I agree.

Ok.  Well, I'm not well versed in either LaTeX or TexInfo (not at all in
TexInfo, actually), but I have written pieces of the Manuals in LaTeX
already so I'll continue with that for now.

Erik.