Yes, I must say that I also think it's good but difficult stuff. I'm
trying to use it for my own project, but it's not easy to manage, even
to install... It's a pity, because it rock otherwise.

2008/3/4, Dashamir Hoxha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Pierce,
>
>  The last release of docbookwiki, books-0.9.1 was made
>  almost one year ago, and as far as I know it is stable.
>  I am using it for myself to document my things, and I
>  haven't noticed anything that does not work. Of course,
>  there may be many things that can be improved or that
>  can be done better, but these do not prevent it from being
>  used. In case that there are any bugs, I am still willing
>  to try and fix them.
>
>  However, I have stopped developing DocBookWiki, in the sense
>  that I am not trying to add any new features to it. Instead,
>  I have started a new branch of it that I have called DocBookEasy.
>
>  The difference between them is how the chunks are handled.
>  In DocBookWiki I have written my own XSL stylesheets to do
>  chunk processing. In DocBookEasy I try to use customizations
>  of the standard XSL stylesheets (those that convert XML docbook
>  document into html, pdf etc.). This way I try to achieve support
>  for almost the full syntax of the DocBook, because this support
>  is already present in the XSL DocBook stylesheets.
>
>  DocBookEasy also has the benefit that it could be more easily
>  understood and customized by people, provided that they are familiar
>  with XSL DocBook stylesheets. DocBookWiki, on the other hand, is
>  like a bunch of tricks, which are somewhat difficult to understand,
>  modify and improve.
>
>  However, editing in DocBookEasy may not be as efficient as in
>  DocBookWiki. This is why I have decided to make them separate
>  branches, and not to consider DocBookEasy as an improvment of
>  DocBookWiki. There may be cases when DocBookEasy can be more
>  preferable, and other cases when DocBookWiki can be more preferable.
>
>  I am still working to prepare a first release of DocBookEasy,
>  an many things are still not clear. After I make the first release,
>  I think that things will be more clear, and I also hope that I will
>  get some help for improving it. On the contrary, I have had very
>  little help with DocBookWiki, and I think that it is because of the
>  tricky nature of it.
>
>  But I also intend to support DocBookWiki, in the sense that I will try
>  to fix any bugs that are not too difficult to be fixed. So, do give it
>  a try. Don't wait for DocBookEasy, because it may take long until it
>  becomes usable.
>
>  Regards,
>  Dashamir
>
>
>  Pierce Tyler wrote:
>  > Hi, Dashamir:
>  >
>  > We are seriously evaluating your DocBook Wiki project for our PostBooks
>  > project docs:
>  >
>  > http://sourceforge.net/projects/postbooks
>  >
>  > I just want to ask if your project is still alive and well. I know you
>  > have a SourceForge site and a small number of downloads each day. But I
>  > am curious to know if the developers are still active. Do you plan to
>  > continue supporting this project in the future? Are future versions
>  > planned? Or are you done releasing updates? (The copyright notice in
>  > your user guide says 2004-2005, so I wasn't sure.)
>  >
>  > Thanks for any information you can provide.
>  >
>  > Best wishes,
>  > Pierce
>  >
>
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