Split snapshot, so we get separate html

3 files changed, 30 insertions, 30 deletions

diff --git a/build.rst b/build.rst
index 92e14e6..350967b 100644
--- a/build.rst
+++ b/build.rst
@@ -156,33 +156,3 @@ BUILD_IN_SOURCE
 
     If this is option is set (to any value) all the modules will be built
     inside the source directory, even if they support out-of-source builds.
-
-Binary snapshots
-================
-
-Building from sources takes a while and uses a lot of network bandwidth. If
-you just want to test or to develop activities, it might sometimes be more
-convenient to use a binary snapshot. We are building snapshots for each change
-in the source tree, so what you get is built from the very latest code.
-
-First of all download the latest snapshot for your distribution, it's important that you pick the right one, it won't work otherwise.
-
-* `Fedora 17 (32 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/fedora-17-32bit/latest>`_
-* `Fedora 17 (64 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/fedora-17-64bit/latest>`_
-* `Ubuntu 12.10 (32 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/ubuntu-12.10-32bit/latest>`_
-* `Ubuntu 12.10 (64 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/ubuntu-12.10-64bit/latest>`_
-
-Then unpack it where you like (adapting the tarball path to your system and
-snapshot filename)::
-
-    tar xfJ ~/Downloads/sugar-snapshot-fedora-17-32bit-1.tar.xz
-
-Enter the directory and run sugar::
-
-    cd sugar-snapshot
-    ./run-sugar.sh
-
-If you are developing activities you should make sure to run setup.py and any
-other command which requires the sugar environment inside a shell. You can run ashell inside an existing terminal with::
-
-    ./run-shell.sh
diff --git a/index.rst b/index.rst
index 5ecf46e..de01403 100644
--- a/index.rst
+++ b/index.rst
@@ -7,3 +7,4 @@ Contents:
    :maxdepth: 2
 
    build
+   snapshots
diff --git a/snapshots.rst b/snapshots.rst
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c572382
--- /dev/null
+++ b/snapshots.rst
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+Binary snapshots
+================
+
+Building from sources takes a while and uses a lot of network bandwidth. If
+you just want to test or to develop activities, it might sometimes be more
+convenient to use a binary snapshot. We are building snapshots for each change
+in the source tree, so what you get is built from the very latest code.
+
+First of all download the latest snapshot for your distribution, it's important that you pick the right one, it won't work otherwise.
+
+* `Fedora 17 (32 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/fedora-17-32bit/latest>`_
+* `Fedora 17 (64 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/fedora-17-64bit/latest>`_
+* `Ubuntu 12.10 (32 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/ubuntu-12.10-32bit/latest>`_
+* `Ubuntu 12.10 (64 bit) <http://sugarlabs.org/~dnarvaez/snapshots/ubuntu-12.10-64bit/latest>`_
+
+Then unpack it where you like (adapting the tarball path to your system and
+snapshot filename)::
+
+    tar xfJ ~/Downloads/sugar-snapshot-fedora-17-32bit-1.tar.xz
+
+Enter the directory and run sugar::
+
+    cd sugar-snapshot
+    ./run-sugar.sh
+
+If you are developing activities you should make sure to run setup.py and any
+other command which requires the sugar environment inside a shell. You can run ashell inside an existing terminal with::
+
+    ./run-shell.sh