Coordinated list of writers/tutorials?

[Ed Verosky]

I'm interested in volunteering for the Documentation Project, however
I'm having trouble locating a list of available topics to write on.  I
would assume certain topics are already being worked on, and would like
to avoid spending time on a tutorial that someone else is just about
finished with.  Any advice?

[Paul W. Frields]

On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 12:16, Ed Verosky wrote:
> I'm interested in volunteering for the Documentation Project, however
> I'm having trouble locating a list of available topics to write on.  I
> would assume certain topics are already being worked on, and would like
> to avoid spending time on a tutorial that someone else is just about
> finished with.  Any advice?

I think for the most part the participants in the Docs Project are on
this list. Make your suggestion here and if someone's already done it,
or has a counter-suggestion, they'll feel free to jump in, I'm sure.

[Tammy Fox]

On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 12:56, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 12:16, Ed Verosky wrote:
> > I'm interested in volunteering for the Documentation Project, however
> > I'm having trouble locating a list of available topics to write on.  I
> > would assume certain topics are already being worked on, and would like
> > to avoid spending time on a tutorial that someone else is just about
> > finished with.  Any advice?
>
> I think for the most part the participants in the Docs Project are on
> this list. Make your suggestion here and if someone's already done it,
> or has a counter-suggestion, they'll feel free to jump in, I'm sure.
>
> -- 
> Paul W. Frields, RHCE

You can also check out
https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-docs-list/2004-February/msg00058.... which is the latest thread of volunteers and topics.

I have been meaning to post the list on the webpage, but the engineer in
me wants to write some special code to aid in the process instead of
just HTML. ;-) We have a 3 day weekend coming up, so I'll do my best to
get the list on the website this weekend.

Tammy

[Dave Pawson]

At 19:30 07/04/2004, Tammy Fox wrote:
> You can also check out
> https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-docs-list/2004-February/msg00058.... 
> which is the latest thread of volunteers and topics.

From which I see

Bruce Martin  - Wireless / PDA configs

I've been 'busy' playing with a new Palm Tungsten E pda
for the last week or so (fascinating!).

Two items intrigued me.
1. pda+Linux.
2. Heavy reading on the Palm.
   E.g All the ietf rfc's are available in palmreader format,
   and Norm Walsh has done a W3C -> iSilo format link,
   to get all the W3C specs he needs.

The linux pda stuff seems heavily out of date (personal view,
with a newish pda).

Is Bruce still working on that?

Does he want any assistance?

regards DaveP