Thanks for both of the replies.  I am looking into the user manual now and plan on diving into that.  It will take me some time to make a good manual but this is where I am choosing to start my journey.  This is roughly what I am planning on doing.  I am sure it will evolve as I go.  Feedback is welcome.  I have used several CAD packages over the years so the user manual outline that I am putting into this touches on several of the key features one would like to see in a manual.  I am also getting set up so that I can code on my Linux machine.  I am well past Hello World in several languages but a master of none.  Hoping this hobby will help with that.  See below for my initial outline of what I see to do for a LibreCAD user manual.

Preface

Chapter 1 - Overview.

Chapter 2 - Interface.

Chapter 3 - Tour of Features

Chapter 4 - Basic Operations

Chapter 5 - Entering and Editing Commands

Chapter 6 - Working with Multiple Layers and Creating Blocks

Chapter 7 - Getting the Most out of Snapping

Chapter 8 - Generating Arrays

Chapter 9 - Working with Libraries

Chapter 10 - Controlling and Using Layouts

Chapter 11 - Hierarchy

Chapter 12 - Project/Drawing Planning

Appendix

Regards,
Caleb

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