Chapter 13, "Commands on the ThinLinc server" is hard to maintain. Each time we add a command, a section needs to be written. Keeping it up to date is also hard. Another problematic section is 6.8, "Client configuration storage", which lists "all" configuration parameters in the client configuration file/registry. The same maintenance problems occur here as in the list of commands. Having a list of commands with usage in the UG is probably a good idea. I personally sometimes prefer to be able to read about the commands in a document, rather than having to run ./command --help. Especially since we don't have any manual pages. The list of client configuration parameters is perhaps less useful, and can probably be moved to our internal documentation. With our new-found knowledge of epydoc, it may be possible to create a system that extracts documentation from the binaries, collecting them into a commands.xml. We should probably also write a command that looks through the generated rpms to see which binaries are actually shipped, to make sure we don't miss anything. See also the (short) discussion in komintern begins with article 217147.
We don't consider this to be an issue anymore.