# v7.0-old This is a respository with the docs für linuxmuster.net version v7.0 (deprecated)
The full documentation of linuxmuster.net.
Clone the repository "main" using git
~$ git clone https://github.com/linuxmuster-docs/main.git # if you have no ssh-key within github
~$ git clone [email protected]:linuxmuster-docs/main.git # if you have a ssh-key within github
Install sphinx, e.g. under Ubuntu 20.04, do
~$ sudo apt install git python3-sphinx texlive texlive-latex-extra texlive-lang-german
Make a local copy of your documentation using
~$ cd main
~/main$ make clean
~/main$ make html
Later, if you work again on the repository, update it with
~/main$ git pull
Fork the repository "main" within the github-webinterface
Clone your fork
~$ git clone https://github.com/mein-github-konto/main.git docs ~$ cd docs ~/docs$ make html
Make changes in your fork
Commit your changes to your fork
~/docs$ git commit -a -m"bugfix for bug in ticket #314 ..."
Push your changes to your fork on github
~/docs$ git push
Create a new pull-request on github
If you are done and the pull-request was merged, you can delete your fork and create a new one.
Instead of deleting and creating a new fork you can bring your own fork up-to-date the following way:
Any changes you made you have to stash away for a while:
~/docs$ git stash
Add a remote tracking branch once:
~/docs$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/linuxmuster-docs/main.git
Fetch and merge the remote master
~/docs$ git fetch upstream ~/docs$ git merge upstream/master
(If the merge does not end in an fast-forward result, you better delete and refork.) Push your changes into your fork.
~/docs$ git push
Now you can get your stashed away changes:
~/docs$ git stash pop
The structure guide and style guide provide information on the design of our documentation. See our Guidelines https://docs.linuxmuster.net/de/latest/appendix/contribute/docs/guidelines.html
We use Transifex to translate the documentation. Get started there!
First you have to install sphinx-intl
and the transifex-client
.
$ pip install sphinx-intl
$ pip install transifex-client
Make sure that sphinx-intl
and transifex-client
are in your PATH!
Then run to following commands (inside the document root):
$ make gettext
$ tx init
$ sphinx-intl update -p build/locale -l en
$ sphinx-intl update-txconfig-resources --pot-dir build/locale --transifex-project-name official-documentation
$ tx pull -l en
$ make -e SPHINXOPTS="-D language='en'" html
Read the Internationalization chapter in the offical sphinx documentation for a more detailed description.
See the documentation on linuxmuster.net.