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| doc | update doc and scripts to use https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-doc.git | |
| qmbadmin | make the qmbadmin scripts generic | |
| qube | update doc and scripts to use https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-doc.git | |
| template | update | |
| README.md | readme: fix links | |
qubes-docium
little writeup 'bout my qubes doc editing setup.
following this instructions should leave you with a working GUI editor for the new qubes documentation (read the docs).
Would be nice to have a template (or package?) for this. Until it exists, you have to setup it by yourself.
For more notes and setup variants see qubes forum or FORUM.md at codeberg or local
A script for automated setup can be found in the qmbadmin folder.
matrix room: #qubism:c-base.org
preparation step1
clone an offical template.
this guide is build with fedora-42-xfce, minimal may require additional dependencies installed (not testet).
qvm-clone fedora-42-xfce qmb-docium-template
preparation step2
this is done in your usual work/devel/disposal qube with git installed.
clone this repository:
git clone https://codeberg.org/saces/qubes-docium
and copy the template configuration files into the new template qube.
cd qubes-docium/template
qvm-copy fedora
template configuration
now open a terminal in the new template
cd ~/QubesIncoming/<sourceqube>/fedora
./setup.sh
the script will shut down the template if done.
docium qube
create a new qube based on the new template.
give it some more storage. the default 2G might be enougth, >5G should be plenty.
create a project folder and cd into it.
clone the repository again
git clone https://codeberg.org/saces/qubes-docium
or move the qubes-docium folder from your usual work/devel qube here.
cd qubes-docium/qube
./setup-codium.sh
./setup-doc-repos.sh
./run-codium.sh
Its the first codium start, just click 'Trust the Authors', ignore anything else. Let it settle a bit, close codium.
Start it again
./run-codium.sh
Voilà, ready to edit. Open a rst file, enable the previev and wait for the rendered doc to appear...