Some questions on devel-docs

["michael shang" <satisfy123 gmail com>]

Hi Shaun and all,
I saw your proposing mail, I am concerned about new features of gnome.
Could you please help me with several questions on gnome-devel-docs?

1. All the things listed at http://live.gnome.org/DeveloperGuides will be
in gnome-devel-docs, even more, right? is there a road map for it, about
when what will come out?
2. I have downloaded the tarball and installed it, how can I view the docs
or get the a doc list now, is there a GUI application or cmdline to use.

Thanks a lot.
Michael

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I'd like to propose the inclusion of gnome-devel-docs
in the developer tools suite for 2.20.  I started this
module in June 2006 with my Platform Overview, and have
since moved the GDP Style Guide and GDP Handbook into
it.  I'm currently waiting on the SVN admins to move
Federico's Integration Guide and the HIG into it.

The idea is that gnome-devel-docs will contain all of
our high-level, platform-wide developer documentation
(i.e. not API references or anything that distinctly
belong to one module).  Everything in gnome-devel-docs
will be maintained and released regularly.

The documentation in gnome-devel-docs is written and
released in DocBook XML, and they use gnome-doc-utils
to install and register with ScrollKeeper.  The only
build- and install-time dependency is gnome-doc-utils,
although Yelp or a compatible DocBook viewer is needed
for the documents to be really useful.

I've made one release of gnome-devel-docs, although
the documents inside have existed for some time now.
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/sources/gnome-devel-docs/2.19/

I'm waiting for a bugzilla product to be added:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=420198

--
Shaun