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munky@××××××.com wrote: |
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> For the most part it isn't that bad. I do see the problems with narration |
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> as the howto should be written in a professional matter not using "I". I |
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> also think that we are limiting the user in his/her options. We should |
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> describe the window managers and state pros and cons about them. In |
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> addition, I would like to put in additional help for other programs. I |
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> think it would be fair to include setup and configuration information for: |
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> Xine, Mplayer, K3b, xcdroast, xchat, gaim, open office,...etc. We should |
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> try to cover every category of applications used for the end-user and |
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> provide at least two choices for both. |
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I strongly agree with this. The average desktop user uses all of the |
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different types of applications listed above (not console mail readers |
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and mtas, etc.). We should explain how such applications relate to one |
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another (OpenOffice vs. KOffice, Mplayer vs. Xine, etc.) and how them |
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how to set them up using the most common and desired options. |
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