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With the recent release of Windows Server Technical Preview 4 - I now have a huge amount of material that I need to write about. But before I get to that - there is something else I want to talk about. As well as launching a new Technical Preview - we have updated our documentation site. And the biggest change is this little button:
I have highlighted it in red - but now anyone can make edits and editions to our documentation. Even you! (Don't worry though - we are reviewing changes before taking them to make sure they are technically accurate).
If you click on this button on any page in our documentation - you will be taken to the associated page on GitHub:
Here you can add information that you think is helpful, or fix any errors that you might find. When you are done, submit a pull request and we will review it.
Also - do not feel like you are limited to tweaking our existing documentation. If there is something that you think should be documented on our official site - but is missing - go for it! You can go straight to our documentation GitHub repository and create new files to submit as proposed new pages:
If you are interested in being involved - key links to be aware of are:
Cheers,
Ben
Anonymous
December 16, 2015
Hi Ben,
Are the specifications for the Hyper-V integration services devices (storage, net, etc) available publically anywhere?
-ml
Anonymous
December 25, 2015
Hello!
Do you plan publish Hypervisor Top Level Functional Specification 5.0 for Windows Server 2016/ Windows 10?
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