On 03/12/2011 05:44 AM, Serghei Amelian wrote: <snip> Documentation and man pages are just as important as the apps themselves. When a new user is faced with a new desktop and applications with -- no help -- the apps don't mean very much and the new user usually quits and goes back to a desktop where he can get help :) I agree that we get the apps going first, but we will need to swing back through and pick up the documentation later. Classic example: yesterday, on suse 11.4, I needed to find out how to apply Bash syntax highlighting to the Trinity PKGBUILDs for Arch I was working on. If Ilya hadn't included the kate handbook in the suse/kde3 release, I would have been hosed. But, since it was there, I was able to get the help I needed in seconds with the "KDE Help Center" rather than searching for 1/2 hour on the internet weeding though all the posts for older versions of kate or those for kde4 kate. Correct documentation makes all the difference in the world... Hopefully when we swing back through to get the documentation working, I'll be smart enough on cmake to help :) <snip> Serghei -- all of your explanation are GREAT! We want all that you can give us. The challenge and difficulty for me is filling in the gaps in understanding I have that fall in between the steps you provide. So the more you can provide, the better :) -- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.