This article has been contributed by Carla Schroder, Technical Writer at the SUSE Documentation Team. It is the first in a planned series of articles focusing on SUSE Documentation and the great minds that create the manuals, guides, quick starts, and many more helpful documents. I Should Have Been Raised by Wolves: […]
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July 10, 2018 4:52 pm
498 viewsThe Brains Behind the Books – Part I: Carla Schroder
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October 25, 2017 10:12 am
300 viewsAn Alien Looking From the Outside In – Main Take-Aways After a Year in Documentation
Not too long ago, mid of September, I was attending this great Documentation Conference, Write the Docs, which – like many other conferences this year – took place in beautiful Prague. The WTD org team somehow decided that my session proposal “An Alien Looking From the Outside In – Main Take-Aways After a Year in […]
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June 29, 2017 10:04 am
1,939 viewsDocBook, AsciiDoc or Sphinx – Choices, Choices…! A Comparison of Document Formats
The following article has been contributed by Janina Setz, Trainee at SUSE. The original article has been published in German at DataCenter Insider. A big “Thank You” to chief editor Ulrike Ostler for the permission to publish the article in English at the SUSE blog. Anyone who has ever used an instruction manual knows how important it is […]
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