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From: Daniel Wallin (daniel_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-08-18 08:23:56
John C. Femiani wrote:
> Daniel Wallin wrote:
>> If we were to explore that path, http://sphinx.pocoo.org might be of
>> interest. It's a documentation framework built on docutils, that could
>> give us a uniform look and feel, plus cross referencing. Seems geared
>> toward Python, but I'm sure it could be extended with whatever docnodes
>> we could need.
>>
>>
> As a user, I would prefer the OP's suggestion of using the Trac wiki.
As a developer, editing documentation in a wiki is horrible. In fact,
IIRC, even the trac project itself is moving away from having the docs
in the wiki.
> Then only the server would need the LaTeX plug in configured.
That's true for whatever solution we use.
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