Re: Luxor docs, newbie trail guide, site map, faqs, and more

Hi Fred,

> I have a few comments about Luxor at Sourceforge,
> and about the kinds 
> of questions that someone might ask when they are
> considering whether 
> to use Luxor instead of some other XUL tool.

  This are all good comments and questions. I'll try
to answer them all over the next couple of days.
Please give me some time. I also invite others to help
me out.

  I suggest that we produce some sort of FAQ in the
end so that the effort isn't wasted. How about a
newbie/getting started FAQ and an advanced FAQ?

  If you want we can also collect more questions
(slashdot style) and then produce another techno
bubble/tech interview. For the last one, see
http://luxor-xul.sourceforge.net/interview-dec-2001.html

  Also I hope you relealize that I don't scale, that
is to say there's only so much I can do in a day and
my top priority is moving the code forward (apart from
having a live). I try my best not to neglect the
documentation. I'm not a code junkie and actually
enjoy writting prosa (that is, english non-fiction).

  Anyway, I also suggest creating a newie Luxor trail
guide page so newcomers aren't overwhelmed by the
existing documentation and for advanced user I suggest
creating an all links-in-one page sitemap. Any takers?

  - Gerald


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