Re: [Corelinux-public] Doc standard

[Frank V. C. <fr...@co...>]

> Greetings to all.
>
> I have for some time been interested in working on a Linux-specific
> class library.
>
> As you're currently in the design phase, I'll probably interject
> with suggestions from the point of view of a user (of the library.)
>
> This is partly because usability is my pet favourite 'feature' but also
> because my knowledge of some concepts (such as patterns) is limited,
> due to me being mostly self-taught.

Glad to see you make it Rik. Any input is valuable.

> BTW, I can knock up servicable, if a little corporate-friendly, web
> graphics if logos etc are needed. Something to keep me occupied until
> I've read some more about OO design (last thing I read was something
> about the Booch method, that was about 4 years back.)

Unless I see otherwise I will assume you have all the "leads" to
Patterns/OOA/OOD material you need.

As far as the web graphics, a CoreLinux++ logo would be cool. And anyway you
think the pages should go, the Source Forge system supports PHP (which I
know nothing about) if that helps.

To everyone:

So far Thomas Maguire has asked to be assigned to the project in Source
Forge. I don't know if some of you are still testing the water or want
access as a project team member. Clearly there is nothing to modify yet, and
I am not overwhelmed with maintaining the changes at the speed they are
coming in at, but there will come a point in time...