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8 years ago 2 Considered |
updated links (target has changed yesterday :-{ ) :
Mint17.o:
Cinnamon-Benutzerhandbuch:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/linuxmintdeutsch/Handbuch_DE_LM_17_Cinnamon.pdf
KDE-Benutzerhandbuch:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/linuxmintdeutsch/Handbuch_DE_LM_17_KDE.pdf
MATE-Benutzerhandbuch:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/linuxmintdeutsch/Handbuch_DE_LM_17_MATE.pdf
Mate 15 Benutzerhandbuch:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/linuxmintdeutsch/deutsch_15.pdf
In case of further broken links,
I have just downloaded them all - will forward by request (via eMail?)
Kdrgds
@ xenopeek:
Highly appreciated.
Just by the way:
The users "welcome screen" (after login on Mint17 Cinnamon)
does include the link to
http://www.linuxmint.com/documentation.php
(and so; there a solution is needed...)
Kdrgds
The normal process is for author(s) to email a download link for a new translation of the Linux Mint User Guide (in both .pdf and .odf format) to the Linux Mint development team with request to upload it to the main server. As referred to in the translations forum. Nobody has seen fit to do that yet I take it.
However much you may expect this, the development team doesn't browse the Internet all day to find if somebody somewhere made a new translation available. They have a few other tasks taking their time ;-)
In any case, Mint 17.1's User Guide is in a new format (Publican) and the idea is for future translations to be using that as well.
https://github.com/linuxmint/mintdoc
It would be good if they created German documentation including the user guide, so I can get behind this.
That may depend on the fact that all the other documentation is official hosted by Mint and yours is unofficial and hosted by other site.
I am not valuing the quality, just noting that fact