Tony Earnshaw <> wrote: > This would make any documentation a PITA. Proggies would have to be > available for multiple OSs, download sizes would swell to the > unmanageable, etc.
Programs already do exist to play video on many platforms, all you would need to do is make it available in mpeg and/or ogg vorbis and most people would be able to view it somewhere. The download size argument is moot, as most people have broadband nowadays, plus the video need not be a replacement of the documentation, but a supplement to the existing text documentation. > he says. As far as the Samba docs go, they're fine in html and pdf as > they are. Yes, they are. Samba is one of the best documented pieces of software in existence. That doesn't mean that you can't supplement it with some video for extra clarity. I know there have been many times where someone has described how to locate something in Windows, only to find that the authors description is invalid for my particular installation. (I'm not referring specifically to the Samba docs here, just GUI descriptions in general.) I'm willing to help with capturing video, as long as someone tells me what they want captured. There is a GPL'd desktop screen recorder at sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/ --J(K) -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
