Re: [Lcd4linux-devel] manpage for lcd4linux

[Jerry S. <ye...@th...>]

On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 12:53:01PM +0100, Xavier VELLO wrote:
> In fact docbook is very used for documentation, for example
>   documentation of gnome projects is done with, Linux Documentation
>  Projet too, ...
> It's one more markup language to learn, but it isn't harder than HTML
> (and vim has syntax coloring support for it)

Oh cool.  If vim has syntax coloring for it, then it must be good! :)
Seriously though, it does sound like the way to go. 

> > 1. Do we really need PHP?  PHP really becomes useful when you want to have
> > dynamic content on the web.  Unless we have plans to generate dynamic content
> > (do we?), I'd rather leave the webpage in html or something similar that
> > almost everybody can easily edit.
> In fact, PHP isn't an absolute necessity, but it can be useful for
>  news, release info, processing of Changelog, ...
> I've written a changelog/todo parser for another project which retrieves
> the changelog from CVS and parse it with bold, underline and things like
> this, very eye-candy ;)

Okay, I can see it being useful for updating the news and changelog sections.
Michael, what would you like to use?

Would we do the whole site using PHP, or just those two sections?

> PS: Jerry, always use Reply to List to reply to mails at
> lcd4linux-devel as SF doesn't support reply-to tag.

Thanks!  Before today I didn't even know such a thing existed. :)