Re: [cookbook] Where are the chefs?

["Diego Escalante Urrelo" <diegoe gnome org>]

Hey Joseph

On 11/5/07, Joseph Hall <joseph thatworks com> wrote:
> I was hoping I wasn't too late, but judging by this message it looks
> like not much has happened with the cookbook lately anyway.
>
> I baked some cheesecakes a few months ago, using the Gnome logo with
> the permission of Mairin Duffy:
>
> http://blog.josephhall.com/2007/03/mini-gnome-cheesecakes.html

That's awesome!! :). Good work with that branding!.

>
> She emailed me a while back and suggested that I submit my recipe to
> the Gnome cookbook. I planned to, but it's been a busy few months. Can
> I still submit the recipe?
>

Of course, there are no dates or roadmap as you might have noticed :).
Tell Máirín to join us too if she likes to.

Just drop your link to the receipt on the wiki:
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeCookbook


Greetings!


>
> On 11/3/07, Diego Escalante Urrelo <diegoe gnome org> wrote:
> > Hello hello fellow hippies,
> >
> > is it my spam filter or this list is in zombie state?
> >
> > Remember the wiki:
> > http://live.gnome.org/GnomeCookbook
> > (IRC: #gnome-cookbook)
> >
> > Well besides ping-ing, I wanted to propose that we set in stone
> > whatever we are gonna do, I fear that we are gonna publish the first
> > edition of the book in GNOME's 20th anniversary otherwise :).
> > Let me propose the following tasks or points:
> >
> > - Discuss and propose the "content layout" of the book
> >   Which are the sections? shall we include X or Y thing? how are usual cook
> >   books organized? shall we use gnomey names on the sections?)
> >
> > - Find and set the way we are gonna put all the content together,
> >   I'm a total ignorant of collaborative editing so my only guess is that using
> >   GNOME's svn and some format like the one used for documentation or that
> >   would do it, we would only need to use our template over it and it would be
> >   ready.
> >
> > - Start putting the content together
> >   This is obvious, I would like to see some way to get feedback from people
> >   without them needing to checkout the latest book source or something like that
> >   Ideas welcome, but it would be cool to have feedback over the receipts of a
> >   major audience than us, the footware chefs.
> >
> > - Translate, beautify and publish it!
> >
> > I'm all for taking a standard "content layout" and start tweaking it
> > over the road, so the first big step would be just knowing how to fill
> > the content and start filling it. I don't know documentation process
> > so I call for the help of others in the list to sugggest a solution.
> >
> > So I would ask you all for your feedback on this points, if you agree
> > I would ask for feedback on the first one so we get the ball rolling
> > (or whatever the expression is, I don't recall :P).
> >
> > This is a cool project, I'm sure you didn't subscribe to this list
> > just for the sake of getting more spam, so let's not let it go
> > vaporware zombie mode!.
> >
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Diego
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> Joseph
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