[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBTIS-1004) Integration Stack Installation Guide peer review

Integration Stack Installation Guide peer review ------------------------------------------------ Key: JBTIS-1004 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBTIS-1004 Project: JBoss Tools Integration Stack Issue Type: Bug Components: distribution, testing Reporter: Gemma Sheldon Assignee: Paul Leacu Priority: Minor Fix For: 10.0.0.GA General peer review stuff from the JBDIS Installation Guide. *Chapter 2:* - Oxford comma after "architecture" in the first para. *Chapter 4:* - "At the Select Additional Features to Install screen, select the required components: " This could be "Select the required components from the Select Additional Features to Install screen"? - "When done, JBoss Developer Studio Integration Stack and the integration stack components are ready to use. " When complete? Once installed? - In Warning "The IDE changes do not take effect until the IDE is restarted and the IDE may be unstable until it is restarted. " Kind of awkward as IDE is repeated x3 and restarted is there twice. Maybe: The IDE changes are not applied until it is restarted. The IDE may be unstable until it is restarted and the changes take effect. *Chapter 6* - The sub-steps here could use a full stop based on the IBM style guide pp84-85. - Same Warning as in previous chapter *Chapter 7* - Same point about the sub-steps and full stops. Some have them here, some don't. - Before the last Important is missing a full stop. "For plug-in specific configuration information, see the appropriate Red Hat JBoss product documentation available from the Red Hat Customer Portal" *Chapter 8* - Several steps throughout the procedure are missing full stops at the end. - Step 2 "optional" should probably be capitalized. I'm not 100% sure of this, but it seems awkward being lower case at the beginning of a step. - Same as above with Step 6, which is also missing the opening bracket. - Same Warning as in Chapters 5 and 6. - "Click Yes to restart immediately and No if you need to save any unsaved changes to open projects. " I think using saved and unsaved together here is awkward. I would just say "If you need to save any changes to open projects." This statement also appears in Chapter 6. *Chapter 9* - "Removing one or more plug-ins that are no longer required provides continued stability and ensures continued optimal performance due to a smaller memory footprint." 2x continued here. Could be "... provides continued stability and ensures optimal performance..." - " in an efficient manner" --> efficiently. - full stops at the end of the bullet points. - substeps of step 4 are missing full stops.