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What we will do with the wiki? #259

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alexandre-mbm opened this issue Dec 31, 2015 · 7 comments
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What we will do with the wiki? #259

alexandre-mbm opened this issue Dec 31, 2015 · 7 comments

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@alexandre-mbm
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To convert to GitHub's wiki?
I want reactivate the project and finally use it on Arch Linux.
Or would you prefer the wiki as a Jekyll site in a gh-pages branch?
I need to understand the full documentation.

@alexandre-mbm
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See the wikiconvert.py from here.

@JoseExposito
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@alexandre-mbm
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It would be better it be a Gitbook multi-language. We already have in spanish (es). If you create the book and integrate it to GitHub (another repository), I will make pull requests with english (en) and brazilian portuguese (pt-br). I can create all and transfer to you at Gitbook and GitHub. Do you would want it?

@JoseExposito
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My experience with multi language wikis/documentation is that they are difficult to maintain and finally the changes only go to the main language (English).

I prefer to maintain a small wiki -you'd probably noticed that I removed outdated pages- in English. Language that most of the people understand or at least can translate with Google Translator.

@alexandre-mbm
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Okay, all well. I was only thinking in enjoy what did done already (es). Gitbooks are elegant. But my notes in portuguese really can be managed in other sites or in private.

@JoseExposito
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Sorry for the delay, your wiki changes are merged now.
Thank you very much for your help!!

@alexandre-mbm
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You did not a merge and so my commits were not imported. The correct would be something like:

git checkout yourbranch
git merge mybranch
git push yourbranch:master

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