See for yourself, the first one seems to be covered, the second one is up to you.
> My third measure is "is the software or other important information still up to date".
It appears that yes, this is the case (since there is no software and what you consider 'important' might be a small inconsequential detail to me...).
So, can it be better? Yes, obviously, it is really fresh off the press by the looks of it.
Maybe one idea would be to put the documentation in Github as a markdown document, that way others could make pull requests if they have something useful to contribute.
> My second measure is "is the documentation good enough for getting me started without wasting a lot of money on trial and error".
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4SAAq6j3vXkUDU3OXh5cXk5OUk...
See for yourself, the first one seems to be covered, the second one is up to you.
> My third measure is "is the software or other important information still up to date".
It appears that yes, this is the case (since there is no software and what you consider 'important' might be a small inconsequential detail to me...).
So, can it be better? Yes, obviously, it is really fresh off the press by the looks of it.
Maybe one idea would be to put the documentation in Github as a markdown document, that way others could make pull requests if they have something useful to contribute.