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Help document user-guide/user-guide.xml not found.

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Whenever I try to access Help from Celena I get this message. [Subject line].

It was a complete installation from a downloaded iso file - is the Help file still being written? Is is available from a separate download?
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I'm not 100% sure on this but it might be the package gnome2-user-guide missing in the default selection. The problem with it is that it's quite a big package and it would make the ISO bigger than 700MB... we'll need to address this somehow in the future.

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Thanks Clem:

Not in Wiki Mint - any chance of a download supplementary to the installation?
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sudo apt-get install gnome2-user-guide

or use synaptic to find and install the package.

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Help document user-guide/user-guide.xml not found.

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Thanks yet again Clem & Boo - it's happening as I send this!
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clem wrote:I'm not 100% sure on this but it might be the package gnome2-user-guide missing in the default selection. The problem with it is that it's quite a big package and it would make the ISO bigger than 700MB... we'll need to address this somehow in the future.

Clem
Put it in the software portal with a brief note on the install.
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