Speaker
Description
What could be more fun than talking about kernel documentation? Things we
could get into:
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The state of the RST transition, what remains to be done, whether it's
all just useless churn that makes the documentation worse, etc. -
Things we'd like to improve in the documentation toolchain.
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Overall organization of Documentation/ and moving docs when the need
arises. It seems I end up fighting about this more than just about
anything else, but I think it's important to organize our docs for the
convenience of the people using them. -
The ultimate vision for kernel docs (for now). RST conversion and
imposing some organization are important, but they will not,
themselves, give us a coherent set of documentation. What can we do to
have documentation that is useful, current, and maintainable, rather
than the dusty attic we have now?
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