[Tuxpaint-devel] Tux Paint quickstart guide - draft
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From: Bill K. <nb...@so...> - 2022-09-13 09:48:58
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Tonight I walked myself through all of Tux Paint's main features and tried to briefly explain them in a simple text file, which I ended up saving out as Markdown. It's attached, and I'd love any feedback on it! I'm thinking I could PHP + gettext()-ify it, and place it in tuxpaint-docs, and then generate it like we generate the HTML version of the docs, to allow translation. As it's plaintext / markdown, it has no screenshots or images of any kind, but I did use some Unicode (including some newer emojis) to try and convey some of the UI (e.g., thumbs-up and -down whenever I mention the Redo & Undo buttons, respectively). When I open up this version in Okular on KDE, it looks pretty nice, and seems to come out to about 5 pages. For comparison, the English version of the README, as plain text, opened in Kate and previewed for printing, would come out to about 19 pages (~4x larger). And the English version of the README in HTML (which admittedly does include some hints to invoke pagebreaks at each section, and avoid some widows/orphans), opened in Google Chrome browser and printed, would come out to 33 page (~6-7x larger). (All of this printing talk is on a system set up for US Letter, 8.5" x 11", FWIW.) -- -bill! Sent from my computer |