I don't think I've ever seen @alcinnz brag about https://adrian.geek.nz/docs.html
which is a wonderful list of "how does X piece of software work"
My only complaint is I wish there were like a BUNCH so I could "random page" it like short stories.
@emsenn Yeah, it's been a while...
I should write a few more...
@alcinnz I feel like I saw you write one just a few weeks ago?
I mean like, I want hundreds, like how there are hundreds of like, SCP entries or something.
That said I can't even be bothered ot write equivalent docs for MY software so....
@emsenn I've certainly tooted on the topic somewhat recently, but I need to figure out what was duplicates of what I already wrote...
Well, I can certainly find topics for which I don't have those questions!
@emsenn Relatedly, I do make sure that every new Odysseus feature is reflected in my userguide: https://odysseus.adrian.geek.nz/guide.html
I don't think I'm the best at writing docs, but at least I make the effort!
@alcinnz @emsenn Haskell documentation? don't be a hero. save yourself! :)
Seriously that's awesome... haskell is the only "high level" language (as we understand it today) i like (one should not need any other, from formalization to deploy)
LFS is the best way i can think of dedicating efforts (because with every theme one could guide exactly from zero dependencies installed to configuration, all from source), If you ever want a hand, just drop a line...
@gassahara @alcinnz I've never seriously looked at Haskell.
I know nothing about it.
I've been looking at using Lua.
Pitch me Haskell, if you want.
@gassahara @emsenn Thanks! I will!
Btw I'm just starting to think about using Linux From Scratch as a guide towards which other projects to document. But first I'll probably tackle Haskell libraries I'm using...