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In Fedora 11, fedora-release-notes.rpm contains 5 documents, the same as Fedora 10. However, unlike Fedora 10, the release notes proper are built with Publican. The other five documents are built with fedora-doc-utils, the same as Fedora 10.
Each of the five "old" documents are handled the same way. The documents are:
- about-fedora
- homepage
- README
- README-BURNING-ISOS
- readme-live-image
For each of these five documents, first, the document must be cloned from git, and the copyright and version numbers changed. The document is then built using f-d-u. In the case of about-fedora, it is also necessary to build the omf
files, also using f-d-u.
Now the products of the build need to be moved into a directory named <document>-<version> in a precise arrangement. As an example, for Fedora 11 preview, the arrangements looked like:
about-fedora-10.93.0 | omf files | --- about-fedora | --- bn_IN | | | about-fedora.xml | --- C | | | about-fedora.xml | --- ca | (etc)
This directory structure is then stored in a tarfile named about-fedora-10.93.0.tar.gz