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The Muse Development Wiki is an attempt to distribute as much documentation about the various projects I work on that are not typically available in other places. Essentially, these are tips and tricks that I've learned over the years.
Most of the stuff I have to share is on an internal (not public) wiki. I'll slowly move stuff out here as I have time.
Note that the wiki is not editable by anyone other than me. Public projects will be updated by me until they can be migrated to permanent, public homes. Send me updates if you feel them warranted.
This is easily done. First, find the content you want in printed format. Second, click on the "Print" link in the menu bar at the top of the page. This formats the page in your browser for printing. Then you can print the document directly to the printer, or better yet print it to a file. Most Linux systems will let you print directly to PDF. If not, you can convert the file (which may be in Postscript format) to a PDF using
ps2pdf file.ps > file.pdf
or
ps2pdf file.ps file.pdf
In some cases these commands may not work. If they don't, try this one instead
ps2pdfwr file.ps file.pdf
Note that this last command does not redirect the output. It accepts a second command line argument that specifies the name of the output file.
With any of these you'll get a paginated, page-numbered document you can print or email to anyone.
The Wiki is currently maintained by Michael J. Hammel.