[Hamlib-developer] Documentation plan

[Nate B. <n0...@ne...>]

Okay, I've been going over things the past day or so and would like to
get started by creating an introductory homepage for hamlib.  Some
things I'd like to include are an overview of the library's purpose and
its implementation.  After that is in place I'd like to expand that by
documenting the version 1.1.0 API.  As this becomes complete it should
probably be included in the next stable release.  Far into the future
come things like HOWTO guides and radio command indexes and such.

Is there a preferred style for the web pages?  I don't plan on using
frames or a lot of fancy gizmos.

Finally, I installed the ssh (OpenSSH) 1.2.3-9.1 debian package
yesterday, but cannot log into hamlib.sourceforge.net as the Sourceforge
documentation indicates.  Is this reserved for the project owner, or is
there some other reason (Frank?).  Or will I need to contact Sourceforge
to get this resolved?

73, de Nate >>

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