On Wed, 2010-08-18 at 13:44 +0200, S.Kemter wrote:
Hello,
http://karl-tux-stadt.de/ktuxs/?p=2587
I think the text information in the slideshow, and which slides we show, should be reimproved too. So I made a little brainstorm what should the slideshow contain and in which order should they showed. U can find it here: http://karl-tux-stadt.de/tmp/yast-installer2.png
1. project should be a little introducion what openSUSE is and how its created 2. one of my points was, that in the old slideshow would showed many slides with what the installed distro has, u never keep all names of the programs in ur mind during the install process, so better make a generally slide that says, u have all installed what u need and can find more. And show a way how to find the programs 3. in the old slideshow openFATE wasnt mentioned, I think thats not good because a user who work with ur ditro all day can sometimes have good ideas what we can do better. So we should give him a whole slide 4. How u can find help, should be contain some words to openSUSE wiki and forums and so on 5. How u can help, should descirbe that we are a project from contributors and that there is a way to contribute too 6-7. 2 slides with ways to contribute 8. Build ur own should be a slide about SUSE Studio 9. a slide about the OBS 10. a last slide, for short repeat and invite to be part of openSUSE
I think it would be interesting to see if we could apply a categorised approach to the slides. Supposing we split up the slides into the following categories:- 1. openSUSE as a distribution [Applications. Help & Support, New Features, Localisation, etc.] 2. openSUSE as a project [Wiki, openFATE, news.o.o, planet.opensuse.org, possibly connect.o.o, how to participate/contribute] 3. openSUSE as a developer's "launchpad" :) (build service, osc, SuSE Studio, etc.) 4. Novell and openSUSE Based on this, about 3 slides on #1, 4 slides on #2, 2-3 slides on #3 and a slide on #4 would perhaps look good. As for the write-ups, I can attempt to do some of it. Bye -- Atri -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-artwork+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-artwork+help@opensuse.org