User documentation, Manual pages, Developer documentation, FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
Miscellaneous:
Consists of Gwyddion User guide, available here for on-line browsing. The complete user guide can be also downloaded for off-line reading:
| English, HTML: | gwyddion-user-guide-xhtml-en-2009-11-11.tar.gz | 2009-11-11 | 4.6 MB |
| English, PDF (A4 paper): | gwyddion-user-guide-en-2009-11-11.pdf | 2009-11-11 | 4.55 MB |
| English, HTML Win32 installer: | Gwyddion-User-Guide-XHTML-English-2009-11-11.exe | ||
| DocBook XML sources: | gwyddion-user-guide-2009-11-11.tar.gz | 2009-11-11 | 4.2 MB |
You probably want the ready-to-read HTML, not the DocBook XML sources.
The guide is distributed as a plain pack of HTML files, point your Web
browser to index.html to start reading.
Known problems in the PDF version:
Gwyddion user guide can be copied, distributed and/or modified under the terms of either GNU General Public License or GNU Free Documentation License.
Nightly snapshots of the guide are also available for on-line browsing:
| English |
| French |
| Russian |
and in PDF with the usual caveats.
| English, PDF (A4 paper): | user-guide-en.pdf | 2010-03-11 | 4.55 MB |
| French, PDF (A4 paper): | user-guide-fr.pdf | 2010-03-11 | 2.01 MB |
| Russian, PDF (A4 paper): | user-guide-ru.pdf | 2010-03-11 | 4.54 MB |
Presently, only the English version is complete.
Unix manual pages of Gwyddion commands are now part of the user guide:
gwyddion(1)
gwyddion-thumbnailer(1)
Developer documentation consists of API reference of Gwyddion libraries (for core developers and module authors), and Module tutorial (for module writers) and Plug-in proxy reference (for plug-in writers) that are included in libgwymodule documentation.
Two different versions of API documentation exist: stable which describes the last stable Gwyddion version (currently 2.19); and the nightly generated one, which reflects whatever state the source tree currently is. Gwyddion version a function or other symbol was introduced in is noted in its entry, at least in the stable documentation. API documentation is also present in source tarballs and development packages.
Stable documentation index (2.19):
Subversion trunk (head) documentation index: