Hi Marcus, On Sat, Nov 07, 1998 at 10:15:59PM +0100, Marcus Brinkmann wrote: > I am interested in this, as I think this is important for us (like SuSEs > data base got important for SuSE). However, my problem is that my net access > is expensive. I am interested, too. But I have never seen the faq-o-matic. Probably I have to look deeper. I would be interested to find a way to have a support database which does not require the user to be online and can be requested by mail. I would like to type "howto install nis" and get a list of descriptions how somebody has done it. Problem is: Who will do the work to send in descriptions? I would like to have a second command (both in one package) called ididit, so after getting something to work I can type ididit (list-of-interesting-packages) I installed KDE, but it did not work right - there was garbage instead of icons... I discovered the icons to be in kdesupportg0-dev ... I am not sure if it really was kdesupport, but I guess, the idea is clear. It would be great to get this working by either an ip-up-script (sending ididit-Descriptions and getting howtos submitted by others), or by mail. I guess this way we would have the biggest support database in time - at least if the installation points to this... > Igor, is there the possibility to work with the FAQ-O-Matic without being > online, and "submit" the changes on dial up? If this is possible, I'll take > over the FOM. Does this sound like a possible solution to you? cu Torsten
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