Le 2010-11-14 16:51, Alan C. Baird a écrit :
Are you the organizer in charge of LO Marketing? I'd like to have a private
discussion with whoever is running the show, someone with a LO or DF email
address. My email address is at the top of this page:
http://scr.9TimeZones.com
My thought is that creators should create, and organizers should organize, and
that we should talk to each other directly. Former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz
told me a while back that he was interested in Screenwright(R), but then he
became distracted. I think that was when Ellison started breathing down his
neck. ;-)
Right now we are being directed from the Steering Committee
(http://www.documentfoundation.org/foundation/) and Italo is our
marketing guru. You may want to speak to him. -- Marc
13 Nov 2010 20:46:05 Andy Brown wrote:
I personally do not feel that adding another extension to the, already bloated
download, is going to help anyone.
Bloated? Heh. Someone should have thought of that, about 70 Megs ago. ;-) If a
user has low bandwidth, and is spending seven or eight hours downloading a
137Meg program, an extra 30 seconds or so to download another 17K is not going
to make any difference at all. I used to have dialup, and developed some simple
download instructions based on that lengthy process. In fact, those
instructions:
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/scr2#n
are still more user-friendly than OOo's (mine tell where/how to use the MD5
checksum). I'll donate them to LibreOffice, too.
And thanks for your kind comments!
As you can very well tell from the responses to your kind offer, we are
taking a closer look at the size of LibreOffice and I believe that this
will probably become more of an official issue as we go along. We are
still very much in the planning stages and getting ready for the first
release, so there is a lot to take into consideration at this point.
Download instructions for dial-ups are always helpful. We could maybe
post them to a FAQ for dial-up users. Thanks again for the offer.
Marc
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