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downloadable documentation for offline use

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hiro:
The good thing about tinycorelinux is that it's code is so easy to find and understand that I never have to use the wiki at all.

If what I'm trying to understand is not in the tc scripts it's probably documented in the sources of the specific application, busybox or the kernel.
The core doesn't need a lot of words

An other way of seeing things ;)

hiro:
We could include or provide an extension with the documentation found on the main web site, because I agree with the original idea of having everything in one place for offline use.

beerstein:
Hi: I tried once to download the TC wiki. But I gave up because there was too much "junk" comming down with the
pages which matters.
Is there a way to wget a clean image for offline use?

hiro:
What if you only download the pages linked from http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:start ? For this you would need set the depth to 1 IIRC.

BobBagwill:
Although there doesn't seem to a be a great groundswell of support for creating an extension based on the content of the wiki, I would still find offline documentation useful. Downloading individual pages or spidering the wiki would be less than optimal.  Some other options would be:

1) install the bookcreator plugin, which allows you to create a PDF book from the wiki.
2) allow access to the output of a backup plugin or script
3) allow rsyncd access to data/pages/

I didn't see an admin listed for the wiki (on the wiki).  Who would I ask about implementing something?  Thanks.

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