Thanks for the heads-up on this, Nelson. This sounds like quite a problem and even though you've made it work for you, not the ease-of-use experience we want for users and as you say, could generate some negative reviews. I'll make some edits. I was trying to come up with a general non-technical introduction based on research of the wikis and various blogs - learning as I go! - and the next step is to ask some users about their experiences. My knowledge level basically enables me to write for a non-technical desktop user like myself, 'linux newbie' or Windows user interested in coming over to the Dark Side, and to tidy up the English grammar expression of more technical writers. There are very distinct audiences here. I notice at the 2009 conference there was a Free Software Day open day for newbies - anything like that happening at 2010? Also, I couldn't find any mention of social events. cheers Helen On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 6:57 AM, Nelson Marques <nmo.marques@gmail.com> wrote:
helen,
I'm actually using OSC on Fedora 13 and not on openSUSE, I know it works wonderfully, but there's is a big issue with it: ...... <snip>
I am not aware on how it works on other distros. I would probably approach the topic on a more cautious way, like 'we are working to integrate OSC with other platforms'. Something that would generate interest, but that wouldn't take users to believe that it's just adding a repository and install it. At least with Fedora 13 it doesnt go that way.
That's just a personal experience I find you should be aware of.
Nelson.
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