[Klug-general] KLUG - Karoshi Doc Project
MacGyveR
macgyver at thedumbterminal.co.uk
Tue Jul 29 20:22:49 BST 2008
On Tuesday 29 Jul 2008, Mike Evans wrote:
> > We can have a virtual meeting and do some idea storming on the best
> > ways to tackle this project. How about this Wednesday at 8pm on IRC?
> > Is that good for people?
>
> Colin suggested this Wednesday (that's tomorrow) at 8. That's a little
> sooner than I suggested in my original post, but there has been a fair
> amount of discussion on this and the dimdim thread, and I can make that
> time. Anyone can turn up and I would suggest the following agenda based
> on the items already raised:
>
> 1) What's the end result we're aiming for?
>
> So far suggested: A bunch of walk-throughs with lots of screenshots and
> maybe some screencasts. Paper documentation has had a mention. Padding
> out the existing Karoshi Wiki.
>
> 2) What's the process for getting there?
>
> 2a: The idea of using our own wiki as an intermediate step seemed to
> meet with general favour. If we go for this approach, which Wiki, who's
> going to install it?
>
> 2b: What other resources do we need? Is the demo Nathan pointed us to
> enough. Is it a good first step. Should we pursue the idea of a VM
> Karoshi network, and can we practically do that on our existing server?
> Is IRC the best discussion forum? Is it worth going through the pain of
> setting up a voice conference? (If we do it regularly then maybe we
> wouldn't have the technical hurdles every time.)
>
> 2c: What are the steps? Can someone suggest/create an outline structure
> that we can start to fill in? Then what steps of editing, cross
> referencing, tidying up etc do we need to get to the final deliverable?
>
> 3) What are the roles involved? Here's a suggestion:
> - Technicians: set up the wiki, vms etc.
> - Framework designers: give us an initial structure to work with
> - Researchers: go grab the material and put it down
> - Editors: people who can sort out our rubbish English :-)
> - Reviewers: people who can tell us if it's meaningful I guess
> - Programmers: automate conversion into other formats.
> - Managers: what do we do? Someone remind me!
>
> Feel free to add some or shout me down in the meeting. Once we have an
> idea of the process and the roles we can look at where we have the
> people to do them. From my knowledge of the group I suspect we have it
> pretty much covered because we are quite a diverse lot!
>
> For those not able to be present we can capture the log and put it up on
> our main site for others to see. I'll also attempt some sort of minutes.
>
> Let's see how far we can get on these items, get some feedback and see
> if we need to set up a further meeting to hammer out our 'initiation
> phase' Sorry, that's me coming over all project managerish again! If
> we can't get many together on IRC tomorrow then we can do it all again
> with a bit more warning.
>
> Mike
>
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maybe we should use media wiki as thats the same existing Karoshi wiki, so in
the future if we want to merge them it will be less painful.
using a wiki in the same way as they do on wiki books:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Main_Page
(also mediawiki)
or maybe just use wiki books, then anyone else can contribute too.
most wiki have export features or api available to create static html or pdf
etc..
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