nALFS on the ALFS home page
jwrober at linuxfromscratch.org
Sun Sep 21 19:04:43 PDT 2003
Jeroen Coumans wrote:
> Hi James Robertson. You said the following on 09/21/03 22:54:
>> On the left side bar:
>> * Pull all the implementations off the list. Replace with a "Other
>> Implementations" link that describes the other tools available and
>> includes links to home pages and such.
>> * Change the "What is..." page to discuss the general nature of the
>> ALFS project, but then go into a little more detail on nALFS's
>> implementation and why it is the "official" one the LSB and LFS
>> projects use.
> I'll have you write that :-)
No problem, I can write all the side pages.
>> * Add a roadmap link to the wiki page for it. This goes with my other
>> post about getting the wiki integrated more..
> Have a link for that already?
No, in progress.
>> We have a syntax doc that I want to get posted. I need to get that
>> setup on the server first with render scripts like what we have for
>> the two books.
> Okay seems fine to. How about this:
> * ALFS News
> * What is Automated Linux From Scratch?
> * What is LSB? (some info about LSB, relationship with LFS/ALFS,
> links to their pages etc.)
> * Roadmap
> * DTD
> * Read:
> o User guide
> o QA guide (maybe combine with userguide?)
> o LSB guide (how to build the LSB SI)
> o Other implementations (short description + link to them)
> * Download:
> o Stable (www/alfs/downloads/stable)
> o Development (CVS) (www/alfs/downloads/cvs)
> o LSB implementation (www/alfs/downloads/lsb)
> There are some unwritten docs here, which can be made as we go. I
> suggest we work out the changes needed for the menu and I'll implement
> it. The pages can be filled in over time. Good plan?
Yea, looking good. I have a close but differnet idea for the menu:
* ALFS News
* What is Automated Linux From Scratch?
* What is the LSB? (link to LSB pages?)
* nALFS Roadmap
* nALFS Users Guide (this is the syntax doc)
* nALFS Developers Guide (includes the QA Guide, CVS Access, etc. Just
like the editors guides)
* LSB Guide (would we link to LSB page here?)
* Other Implementations
* Download nALFS:
* nALFS Documentation (I don't know where, but a chunks version of the
two books most recent version)
* Older (or musuem, link the same as what we have for the books)
* Development (CVS) (a page just like what we have for the books. You
have to pull from the repository by hand if you want cvs level code.)
* LSB implementation (what is this?)
As I mentioned, I can write a lot of the stuff. That is pretty easy. I
will need help on the LSB stuff is we don't link to their pages. If we
do link to their pages use the target="_blank" deal in the html to open
a new window since it goes off site.
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