Is there maintained version of tikz and pgf documentation? The webpage doesn't state any but this file (pdf} is very useful.
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The pgfmanual your already linked is the official PGF/TikZ manual. It should be installed together with the pgf and tikz packages. Try texdoc pgf in the command line to open it. Besides that there is http://www.texample.net/tikz/ with a lot of examples.
See also the following questions:
Online searchable manual for TikZ?
Materials for learning TikZ
Martin Scharrer
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The file I have linked to is from 2007 and the last version is from 2010. I don't mind that for now but eventually I am bound to find some crucial changes – Yotam Jun 21 '11 at 14:11
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@Yotam: The above link brings up the v2.10 manual which is from 2010/10/13. That's the official stable version. – Martin Scharrer Jun 21 '11 at 14:18
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1@Yotam is is possible that you have a version of the pgf documentation installed in your local texmf folder? This might explain why you get the 2007 manual but have the 2010 version of pgf. Or is your entire tikz version from 2007? – Alan Munn Jun 21 '11 at 14:21
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@Alan: Even the v2.10 manual says ”Copyright 2007” (but has the actual date and version displayed two pages later). Maybe this is the confusing part? – Caramdir Jun 21 '11 at 18:40
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You can find on my site a new version 05/01/2011 altermundus.com. You have the pgfmanual of the cvs version . I need to update all the files but there is a problem to compile some new parts actually !
Alain Matthes
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texdoc(at least on TeXLive.) It should match the version installed on your system. – Alan Munn Jun 21 '11 at 14:08texdocalso works with MikTeX (I currently have 2.9). It shows the latest manual you have installed on your system - if it is too old, you might have to update your packages. – Christoph Jun 21 '11 at 14:13