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Hi all, |
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With Gentoo crowding events around the globe, some developers are asking for |
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pre-made presentations or presentation templates. Layouting presentations |
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isn't that difficult (graphical wizz's can make a very decent graphical |
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layout in a few hours given all the necessary artwork) but structuring is. |
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One most-important template would be (imho) the presentation of a Gentoo |
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Project (sub)project. For instance, the Gentoo Installer Project would most |
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likely want to present the development efforts on the Gentoo Installer. |
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The Gentoo Documentation Project might want to cover the translation |
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efforts. The Gentoo Infrastructure Project might want to cover the website |
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redesign. |
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To start off with a possible structure for this kind of presentation, I was |
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thinking on something along the following: |
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1. Front |
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2. Overview |
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3. Introduction |
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4. Goals & Objectives |
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5. Development Process |
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6. Used Technologies |
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7. Current Status |
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8. Future Development |
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9. Q&A |
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I've made an example with this structure and put it online at |
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http://dev.gentoo.org/~swift/project-show.pdf |
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This presentation covers the GDP Documentation Development. Brief and |
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without real further thinking (no real presentation that I've given) but |
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shows the idea. |
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Do we want to persue this (template content) or should we focus on the |
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layout instead (i.e. trust developers that they have sufficient knowledge on |
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building presentations)? |
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Same goes for handouts though. |
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Documentation & PR project leader |
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The Gentoo Project <<< http://www.gentoo.org >>> |