Open giuliazanchi opened 4 days ago
I can work on this @giuliazanchi
Thank you @CBID2 ! Feel free to ask any questions, if needed :)
P.S. Are you able to work on Discourse? If not, please let me know, and I'll add Markdown files to the Open Documentation Academy repo for you to work on.
Thank you @CBID2 ! Feel free to ask any questions, if needed :)
P.S. Are you able to work on Discourse? If not, please let me know, and I'll add Markdown files to the Open Documentation Academy repo for you to work on.
Yes I can @giuliazanchi! Can you add it to the repo too?
Context
Multipass docs are in reasonably good shape, but there are (as always) little things that could be improved to offer a better user experience.
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Task
The How to set up the driver guide includes several seemingly unrelated recipes for Linux, macOS and Windows. It would be useful to split it into smaller, more specific how-to guides.
Useful links
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