On 3/16/07, Daniel de Kok <danieldk at pobox.com> wrote: > Hi Leonardo, > > On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 08:18:56 -0300 > "Leonardo Pinheiro" <leopinheiro at gmail.com> wrote: > > I've started posting it (not finished), and there is indeed a link > > for it in the HowTos (http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos ). I hope by now > > the JavaOnCentOS may be used at least by experienced users. > > Great work! Some suggestions: Thank you very much for your time! I haven't had much free time, but today I've made some changes. > > --- > General: I think it is best and most consistent to just use root > prompts (#) or user ($) prompts, and not longer prompts > (<your_user>@host ~]). This to avoid having a different "syntax" per > page. I've made some changes on this. Seems cleaner now. > > Preface: please add a short preface telling: > > - What this page/article covers, and the method being used (building of > JPackage SRPMS, rather than any of the other possible approaches). > - What JDK versions are described. > - What the user will have after following the instructions. Changed, but might still be worked out. > > Step 1: maybe it's best to point to this page to remove redundancy: > > http://wiki.centos.org/TipsAndTricks/YumAndRPM > > It would probably best if we divide that page in sections (with > anchors) rather than bulleted points to make linking easier. How can I do that in the wiki? Anchors, etc > Step 2: add a link to the priorities and protectbase pages, > especially in CentOS 5 there may be a lot of overlap of Java-related > packages. Yes, this must be done. Now those repositories issues are gonna be called "Step 3", because it's not actually needed for rebuilding the rpms or deploying the -compat rpms. > --- > > I still have to read the rest a bit. Anyway, IMO it's a great addition > to the Wiki. > > -- Daniel I'm gonna work on this wiki whenever I have time, keep sending your suggestions, and even edited texts if you think it is faster (English is not natural to me). Thanks Leonardo