We have none. :)
In the past I mentioned my background in technical writing and an interest in coordinating
a user's guide. No promises but I want to get something moving.
I have PDF copies of three KDE3 user guides. All are licensed to allow using the text in
other documents.
KDEUserGuideFinal.pdf: Published by the United Nations Development Programme’s
Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme (UNDP-APDIP)Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (heavily
focused on PCLinuxOS)
opensuse110_kdequick.pdf
opensuse110_kdeuser.pdf
Although I could convert those documents to text files with various conversion tools, I
would like to find the original source files. For you OpenSuse folks, you might be able to
find those two document source files.
The Kubuntu people at one time had a KDE 3 user's guide. I can find HTML remnants of
such a guide on the web.
Tim, as the one-time Kubuntu coordinator for KDE3 I'm hoping you might be able to find
sources for that document.
Long term I want to establish a process to single source the text to various mediums: a
PDF, HTML, wiki, etc. Single sourcing text files long been has the Holy Grail of technical
writing and frankly, no optimal solution yet exists despite what anybody might claim.
DocBook, DITA, XML all were supposed to provide that single source miracle but none have
fulfilled any tech writer's dream. Nonetheless, if we get our hands on the original
source files for these documents we then find a big step in the right direction toward
providing a much-needed Trinity user's guide. If not we still can convert the
information using raw conversion tools.
Thanks!
Darrell