Re: How to get more developers (was: Mailing List traffic and...)
> Farid Hajji wrote:
> > And yes, the docs... Although things start improving now, we still need
> > a lot more of tutorial-like materials. "Hello worlds" for misc. parts of
> > the system may be one way to introduce newbies to the internals of Mach
> > and the Hurd(-libraries). I'm thinking here especially of small dummy
> > translators, dummy filesystems and other simple user-level programs.
Tomasz Wegrzanowski wrote:
> I might write hello-worlds for cthreads.
> This is easy, little library, but there is very little documentation for it.
That would be great! If possible, I'd love to see such hello-worlds go in
a new subdirectory of the hurd/ CVS, so we can gather them in a single place.
Where should additional documentation about the Hurd go in the CVS tree?
I'm asking this because there are different areas of interest: gnumach, hurd,
mig, grub and glibc (at least). It would be helpful to setup a new CVS
project about GNU/Hurd Documentation in general, that would encompass all
these topics (suggested name: hurd-docs ?).
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