As I mentioned before, I am trying to establish a place where the Windows API can be discussed that is not under the control of Microsoft. While the name I have chosen is debatable, it is not beyond reason and conveys enough about its intended contents that it should not be too hard to find.
It currently consists of two major pieces:
* The Wine piece follows the distribution directory structure with pages for each directory and many of the files.
* The API piece currently consists of an index of all the APIs I found in the .spec files.
* Other projects that use the windows API can put the information specific to their project in directory trees similar to the one I have set up for Wine.
I am having a few specific problems:
* Some of the .spec files contain more information than can be displayed on a single Wiki page. This information has to be split up into a reasonable number of sub-pages and organized so the information needed can be found fairly easily. I can handle the technical aspects of setting up the pages, and have some idea of where the splits should be, but I am uncertain enough that I want advice.
* This is the first Wiki I have had administrative responsibility for and I frankly do not know what I am doing. Advice and help with the administration of the Wiki and the project would help.
* Some of the technical choices have been based on my technical limits. I am simply ignorant of possible alternatives. Again, I think advice would help.
* I know some of the sections are just plain ugly. I am mostly concerned with getting accurate and current information into the Wiki at this point, but the presentation does need improvement and again, I think some advice would be helpful.
* My dyslexia has bitten me more than once. Someone to review what I am doing might help.
- Max