Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Arch usage case studies

[O. Moskalenko]

James,

Would you be so kind to turn on WikiName clobbering by "!"? It would
really help with things like ChangeLog not having a question mark
because MoinMoin thinks they are a WikiName.

Thanks,

Alex.

* James Blackwell <address@hidden> [2004-01-21 15:21:17 -0500]:

> Erik wrote:
> > However, learning Arch is still a very painful experience. I think what 
> > would help is for relative newcomers like me to put together a usage
> > case study, which would show the steps we used to put a project under
> > Arch.
> >
> > I'm willing to put one together from my experiences and I could put it
> > up on my own web ages but I think it would be better if it could go
> > on one of the Arch pages. Would that be possible?
> 
> 1. Go to wiki.sourcecontrol.net
> 2. create an account
> 3. log in
> 4. go back to the  main page
> 5. Edit the main page
> 6. In the second bulleted list, add the following:
>       ["Case Studies"] (Detailed examples on how to use arch)
> 7. Save
> 8. Go back to the main page
> 9. scroll down to the line you typed. A red question mark next to what
>    you typed should now be apparent.
> 10. Click on the question mark
> 11. Click on the "create now" link
> 12. Add the following text: 
> 
>     = Case Studies Exemplifying Arch=
> 
>     Here, write a paragraph about what case studies are and what purpose
>     they serve for arch nebies.
> 
>     == ( The title of your case study. Should be generalized ) ==
> 
>     Paste in your long case study here.
> 
> 
> 
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