Earlier, I wrote,
The first draft of "Producing LibreOffice User Guides" is now in the
English Content > Community space on the Alfresco website for
comment.
I now realise this document be better placed in the English Content >
Documentation > Resources space (where stimilar docs, and the chapter
template, are located), so I shall move it.
Jean's Producing LibreOffice User Guides is a straight-forward
bootstrapping guide and well done. It doesn't go much in depth on the
usage of Alfresco specific tools or our workflow, and I suspect that
information will be included in the second volume to which Jean alluded.
Yes, I wanted us to have the workflow, access issues, etc fixed before writing about the use of Alfresco. Also, from memory your Alfresco boot camp document would fill that need quite nicely.
To that second volume, I have re-uploaded LO_book_summary.ftl as a
report for use by documenters. With a few modifications it is now usable
again. I have also re-uploaded LO_master_summary.ftl which will require
some homogenization of our book sub-spaces as the code is not as
scalable. (LO_master_summary.ftl was the report which lent a full
project matrix-view like what we used on the wiki).
Questions: Should I homogenize our book sub-spaces? Should I set-up
our automated workflow again?
I'm not sure what you mean by "homogenize". Make the structure of the book sub-spaces the same for each book? If so, I think that would be good to do (I had not yet found the time to do it). Most of the books do not need the "for rebranding" space, of course, and I was planning to remove them when no longer needed.
I think we very much need the automated workflow, and IMO the previous one met our needs and was working well, so yes please do set it up again. And thank you!
--Jean