Exposing the documentation (not)
Hi,
I was just looking through our web pages, and I noticed that the
different manuals are rather hard to find. On the front page, there
is a 'documentation' link, which I think is OK, but then on .../doc/,
there is a lot of text and some links in the text to the developers
manuals. And a link to the ddp page. on /dec/ddp, there is first
texts about the project etc, and then you find the list of manuals,
which links to a new page with descriptions of the manual state, bla
bla bla.
I think someone looking for docs on Debian should be rewarded for
finding the first link to .../doc/, and there find a list of published
manuals, with direct links.
<Proposed layout sketch>
...
Manuals:
...
Debian specific manuals:
The main document ...installmanual...
User's manuals
Admin's manuals
(Debian) Developer's manuals
Other manuals
The complete list ... .../doc/ddp.
...the rest...
</Proposed layout sketch>
Comments? Should I put up an example html page of this?
/Micce
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