Recent commits to tor-tb-manual.git (e13ef5f34bc189ecd2d5c96afe3267d544225cee)

Add section on downloading, and TODO file

2015-06-25T13:29:51+02:00

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Add screenshots/make changes based on feedback

2015-05-18T15:10:25+02:00

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Include updated manual text

2015-04-07T15:45:57+02:00

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Fix locale discovery in configure

2015-03-05T18:46:30+01:00

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Use the new git-tb-version script to find Tor Browser version

2015-03-05T18:26:42+01:00

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Restore compatibility with yelp-tools 3.4

2014-05-28T14:44:00+02:00

Unfortunately, this requires us to add a en-US lingua (because
we can't create a C directory without breaking out-of-tree builds).
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Import 'Tor and HTTPS' visual and add LICENSE information

2014-05-28T10:56:32+02:00

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Add missing build dependency to README

2014-05-28T10:08:07+02:00

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Enable out-of-source-tree builds

2014-05-28T09:39:36+02:00

One can now do:

    mkdir build-tree && cd build-tree
    ../user-manual/configure --with-tor-browser-bundle=../tor-browser-bundle
    make html

Easy part was sprinkling Makefile.am with appropriate $(srcdir). Symlinks
to the media needs to be done to localized version or to C version as a
fallback.

Less funny was how to deal with  for the version number.
We use the `-p` option of yelp-build to specify a search path. Works great.
But there's no such option to `itstool` and it errors out if it's unable
to find `type="text"` includes (to get include them in translation strings, I
presume). So we now include the Tor Browser version in an XML file instead.

Gotcha: yelp rules uses the presence of the C directory to detect if it's
an out-of-tree build. So we must not create a C directory when building.

Let's also re-add a missing variable substitution in configure.ac.
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whitespace

2014-05-27T22:46:11+02:00

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