Suggestion: TCL documentation (wiki style)

[Adam]

Dear all,

First of all, I would like to thank to all TCL founder, developer, admin, moderator & users. TCL is very great project. In fact, this is the main distro that I’m using in my lab now. The main reason is because of its size and extremely lightweight.

I can’t find any Linux distro that is lighter and smaller than TCL at the moment. The next lighter Linux distro is Alpine Linux and normally I’ll use Alpine if there is no extension on TCL. However, the size of Alpine is slightly bigger than TCL.

One thing that I like about Alpine Linux is the documentation. It's very good and easy to understand. e.g.
https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Tutorials_and_Howtos
https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/High_Availability_High_Performance_Web_Cache

Of course Ubuntu has better documentation, but the size is way bigger and heavier.

I was wondering if we can do the same thing (wiki style) on TCL. I know that TCL already has documentation, wiki and core book, but maybe we can do better? Probably to add more documentation (simple but easy to understand)
http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/

Another example, there is no documentation on certain extension, let say haproxy on TCL. Probably we can develop one?

Let me know if I can contribute anything on this. Thanks 

[Misalf]

Hi Adam,

Let me know if I can contribute anything on this. Thanks 

In fact you can.
Just login to the wiki with your forum credentials and edit anything you think needs improvements or add things you think are missing.

[Adam]

In fact you can.
Just login to the wiki with your forum credentials and edit anything you think needs improvements or add things you think are missing.

Ah, thanks Misalf. I didn't know we can do that