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Would it make sense to switch from the wiki to something like mkdocs, mdbook or similar, where the documentation is in markdown files, presented with a better interface for the purpose and, perhaps most importantly, be easily searchable?
I think this could also present the various example configuration/themes/screenshots in a better way.
It can still be pushed to/hosted on GitHub pages if wanted.
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Hello,
Would it make sense to switch from the wiki to something like mkdocs, mdbook or similar, where the documentation is in markdown files, presented with a better interface for the purpose and, perhaps most importantly, be easily searchable?
I think this could also present the various example configuration/themes/screenshots in a better way.
It can still be pushed to/hosted on GitHub pages if wanted.
As an example
nirirecently moved from just using a github wiki to this:https://yalter.github.io/niri/
Here's the related discussion:
YaLTeR/niri#1830
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