[as-devel] AfterStep User's Guide
Steven Baker (sbaker@debian.org)
Thu, 29 Jul 1999 22:06:17 -0400
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Well, I wanted to do something productive for AfterStep, and, until
I get my Xlib programming books and study some more Xlib programming
I'm kinda out of the coding loop... And since I wanted a large
project to focus some efforts developing DocBook skills, I decided to
start the AfterStep User's Guide, since we don't yet have one.
Enclosed is an outline of what will go in the User's Guide. It's
somewhat incomplete, but I'd like everyone to take a look at it and
(optionally) edit and comment on it.
Tia,
-Steven
--
When she was 3,
Her Barbies always did it on the first date.
Now she's with me,
There's never any need for them to demonstrate.
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This is the outline for the AfterStep User's Guide, it is liable to
change at any time without notice. Updates, modifications, etc are
welcome and appreciated.
Introduction
Overview Overview of what AfterStep is, and what
it does.
History The evolution of AfterStep.
Features Features available in AfterStep.
Philosophy The philosophy of AfterStep, modules,
etc.
Getting Started
Installation
Source How to compile and install AfterStep.
Binary How to download and install AfterStep.
Starting AfterStep QaD on starting AS for the first time.
Introduction to the UI Simple introduction on how to interact
with the DEFAULT look and feel.
Configuration How to configure AfterStep. This will
probably be the largest section of the
User's Guide.
Look Configuring the look of AfterStep
Feel Configuring the feel of AfterStep
Wharf } There will be a section for each
Pager } module that is included in the default
... } distribution of AfterStep.
...
There will be more, but for now, I want to get input on this.
Please edit this, and let me know what you think.
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