Quoting David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Like I say I'm just toying with the idea so far. Scribus seems to be the
better option than using OOo as it is a desktop publishing piece of
software but I'm open to the idea doing both scribus and OOo format.
Have you any ideas for content. Tutorials is section is a must
interviews would be good or user experience section also what about ides
for styling and look & feel of the mag. Some feedback on these areas
would be good just to gauge what others want of such a magazine.

Interesting idea.

I guess my first question would be, what kind of release cycle are you looking at?

If you are thinking once a week, then gathering items about what has been happening in dev, and in the various projects, kind of like a "Week in Review" type thing would be good.

If you are talking about once a month, then it would probably be better to have Summaries of OOo in the news and mabye a nutshell type version of what has happened behind the scenes in the project.

Of course, no matter the release cycle, these items would still play a roll in the content.



On Thu, 2007-09-06 at 09:37 +0200, Frank Peters wrote:
David wrote:
> I'm toying with the idea of creating a magazine in scribus for
> openoffice. Similar to http://www.fullcirclemagazine.org/
> fullcircle magazine for Ubuntu.
>
> It won't be as good as the above mag as I'm only now learning scribus
> but, with time it will get better.

> Do you have any thoughts or ideas on this that might help.
>

Nice idea, David.

Why won't you use OOo for that? You could publish articles
describing your experience making the magazine.

Why not host such a format on doc.oo.o? We could
also make articles available standalone in the wiki
or on the web, for example.

Frank


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