Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-02 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Good comments.
As for your first question: Since we are an official LoCo team we can say
"Ubuntu is ours."
For one because Ubuntu is from the community and secondly because LoCo
teams have all rights over the Ubuntu logo, product etc. as long as they
follow the COD an branding guidelines.

Grts


Wouter

2012/7/2 Jan Bongaerts 

> A small question.
> Do we have authorisation from Canonical to 'own' Ubuntu? I see a lot of
> "ons" and "onze" in this manual. We may need to tread carefully with this.
>
> As for the tone of your mail... no, not bold, just driving the message
> home loud and clear. Maybe add a watermark to the document? I know, it's
> easy to remove, but people that quickly copy from a mate, or send it to a
> guy that asked for it, are often lazy to edit the document.
>
>
> On 1 July 2012 23:36, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:
>
>> Okay Guys
>>
>> We're getting there.. So far we've got about 63 pages and only a handful
>> of smaller chapters to write. (Only the settings chapter is going to be a
>> damn awful lot.. :O)
>> After those are written we *only* need to:
>>
>>- Add some pictures/logo's to fill up the first couple of chapters
>>(see: http://design.ubuntu.com)
>>- Check the spelling (srsly, I can't spell at all!)
>>- Give it to the people at ERGO and get our computers in return
>>- include the installation procedure
>>- Revise the whole text
>>- Publish our own manual on the website
>>- Maintain it...
>>
>> Anyone who's willing to help me with this, please feel free to commit.
>> I'd like to get the writing and those first 2 steps done by tomorrow
>> evening. (Knowing I'm starting my vacationjob tomorrow it guess it's going
>> to be a loong night..) Also if you disagree with the proposed course of
>> action, please tell me how to make it better!
>>
>> And thx Jan, really appreciate you like my effort.
>>
>> By this I'm sharing the latest version of both the PDF file and the ODT
>> file.
>> And please, by all means: DO NOT PUBLISH THESE FILES OR EVEN KEEP THEM ON
>> YOUR DRIVE LONGER THAN YOU NEED TO READ THEM!
>> Also: DON'T EVER GIVE THE ODT FILE TO PEOPLE WHO SHOULD ONLY READ IT,
>> EVER!
>>
>> I don't want to sound harsh, but having a semi-complete version floating
>> around is only going to get us in trouble and it gives the impression to
>> new people that Ubuntu-be can't manage to complete something. As for the
>> ODT file, for reading purposes nobody should ever, ever use that one! Not
>> for this manual, not for any document. This, as it will only result in the
>> all known issue of text and images jumping around like a crazy horse & it
>> being a stimulance for people to create wild-flesh-like derivatives.
>>
>> Please, don't get me wrong. When we have a file that is release ready, by
>> all means share it with everybody! Heck, even stimulate other people to
>> make their own "branch"/version of it and then merge it with our version.
>> But for now, just keep it contained..
>>
>> PDF: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.pdf
>> ODT: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.odt
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>>
>> Wouter Vandenneucker
>>
>> PS: If anybody feels I was to bold in this email, please forgive me. I
>> just don't like to find myself in the future searching for manual
>> version3.1_32A_Finish_End_17_july_Print_Beta_RC_Final2.pdf
>>
>>
>> 2012/7/1 Jan Bongaerts 
>>
>>> What a fantastic tutorial!
>>> As for my idea, well,... I haven't even installed 12.04 myself yet.
>>> (cheeks red with shame)
>>>
>>>
>>> On 1 July 2012 16:38, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:
>>>
 I'm mentioning Dropbox and will include it as well.

 As for Filezilla, is that a + for common non-tech users?
 To be honest with you, I'm a part-time webdev and even I don't use
 Filezilla anymore.. (unless when things break and no SSH is available)
 The nautilus integration for FTP is just perfect to me for other tasks..

 kind regards

 Wouter Vandenneucker

 2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 

> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>
>> Guys,
>>
>> I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on
>> Ubuntu. Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
>>
>
>
>
>  Dropbox, filezilla ...
>
>
> grtz,
> Alain
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-02 Thread Jan Bongaerts 
A small question.
Do we have authorisation from Canonical to 'own' Ubuntu? I see a lot of
"ons" and "onze" in this manual. We may need to tread carefully with this.

As for the tone of your mail... no, not bold, just driving the message home
loud and clear. Maybe add a watermark to the document? I know, it's easy to
remove, but people that quickly copy from a mate, or send it to a guy that
asked for it, are often lazy to edit the document.

On 1 July 2012 23:36, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:

> Okay Guys
>
> We're getting there.. So far we've got about 63 pages and only a handful
> of smaller chapters to write. (Only the settings chapter is going to be a
> damn awful lot.. :O)
> After those are written we *only* need to:
>
>- Add some pictures/logo's to fill up the first couple of chapters
>(see: http://design.ubuntu.com)
>- Check the spelling (srsly, I can't spell at all!)
>- Give it to the people at ERGO and get our computers in return
>- include the installation procedure
>- Revise the whole text
>- Publish our own manual on the website
>- Maintain it...
>
> Anyone who's willing to help me with this, please feel free to commit. I'd
> like to get the writing and those first 2 steps done by tomorrow evening.
> (Knowing I'm starting my vacationjob tomorrow it guess it's going to be a
> loong night..) Also if you disagree with the proposed course of action,
> please tell me how to make it better!
>
> And thx Jan, really appreciate you like my effort.
>
> By this I'm sharing the latest version of both the PDF file and the ODT
> file.
> And please, by all means: DO NOT PUBLISH THESE FILES OR EVEN KEEP THEM ON
> YOUR DRIVE LONGER THAN YOU NEED TO READ THEM!
> Also: DON'T EVER GIVE THE ODT FILE TO PEOPLE WHO SHOULD ONLY READ IT, EVER!
>
> I don't want to sound harsh, but having a semi-complete version floating
> around is only going to get us in trouble and it gives the impression to
> new people that Ubuntu-be can't manage to complete something. As for the
> ODT file, for reading purposes nobody should ever, ever use that one! Not
> for this manual, not for any document. This, as it will only result in the
> all known issue of text and images jumping around like a crazy horse & it
> being a stimulance for people to create wild-flesh-like derivatives.
>
> Please, don't get me wrong. When we have a file that is release ready, by
> all means share it with everybody! Heck, even stimulate other people to
> make their own "branch"/version of it and then merge it with our version.
> But for now, just keep it contained..
>
> PDF: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.pdf
> ODT: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.odt
>
> Kind regards
>
>
> Wouter Vandenneucker
>
> PS: If anybody feels I was to bold in this email, please forgive me. I
> just don't like to find myself in the future searching for manual
> version3.1_32A_Finish_End_17_july_Print_Beta_RC_Final2.pdf
>
>
> 2012/7/1 Jan Bongaerts 
>
>> What a fantastic tutorial!
>> As for my idea, well,... I haven't even installed 12.04 myself yet.
>> (cheeks red with shame)
>>
>>
>> On 1 July 2012 16:38, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:
>>
>>> I'm mentioning Dropbox and will include it as well.
>>>
>>> As for Filezilla, is that a + for common non-tech users?
>>> To be honest with you, I'm a part-time webdev and even I don't use
>>> Filezilla anymore.. (unless when things break and no SSH is available)
>>> The nautilus integration for FTP is just perfect to me for other tasks..
>>>
>>> kind regards
>>>
>>> Wouter Vandenneucker
>>>
>>> 2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 
>>>
 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 

> Guys,
>
> I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on
> Ubuntu. Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
>



  Dropbox, filezilla ...


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Okay Guys

We're getting there.. So far we've got about 63 pages and only a handful of
smaller chapters to write. (Only the settings chapter is going to be a damn
awful lot.. :O)
After those are written we *only* need to:

   - Add some pictures/logo's to fill up the first couple of chapters (see:
   http://design.ubuntu.com)
   - Check the spelling (srsly, I can't spell at all!)
   - Give it to the people at ERGO and get our computers in return
   - include the installation procedure
   - Revise the whole text
   - Publish our own manual on the website
   - Maintain it...

Anyone who's willing to help me with this, please feel free to commit. I'd
like to get the writing and those first 2 steps done by tomorrow evening.
(Knowing I'm starting my vacationjob tomorrow it guess it's going to be a
loong night..) Also if you disagree with the proposed course of action,
please tell me how to make it better!

And thx Jan, really appreciate you like my effort.

By this I'm sharing the latest version of both the PDF file and the ODT
file.
And please, by all means: DO NOT PUBLISH THESE FILES OR EVEN KEEP THEM ON
YOUR DRIVE LONGER THAN YOU NEED TO READ THEM!
Also: DON'T EVER GIVE THE ODT FILE TO PEOPLE WHO SHOULD ONLY READ IT, EVER!

I don't want to sound harsh, but having a semi-complete version floating
around is only going to get us in trouble and it gives the impression to
new people that Ubuntu-be can't manage to complete something. As for the
ODT file, for reading purposes nobody should ever, ever use that one! Not
for this manual, not for any document. This, as it will only result in the
all known issue of text and images jumping around like a crazy horse & it
being a stimulance for people to create wild-flesh-like derivatives.

Please, don't get me wrong. When we have a file that is release ready, by
all means share it with everybody! Heck, even stimulate other people to
make their own "branch"/version of it and then merge it with our version.
But for now, just keep it contained..

PDF: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.pdf
ODT: http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu_Handleiding_Draft_V0_3.odt

Kind regards


Wouter Vandenneucker

PS: If anybody feels I was to bold in this email, please forgive me. I just
don't like to find myself in the future searching for manual
version3.1_32A_Finish_End_17_july_Print_Beta_RC_Final2.pdf

2012/7/1 Jan Bongaerts 

> What a fantastic tutorial!
> As for my idea, well,... I haven't even installed 12.04 myself yet.
> (cheeks red with shame)
>
>
> On 1 July 2012 16:38, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:
>
>> I'm mentioning Dropbox and will include it as well.
>>
>> As for Filezilla, is that a + for common non-tech users?
>> To be honest with you, I'm a part-time webdev and even I don't use
>> Filezilla anymore.. (unless when things break and no SSH is available)
>> The nautilus integration for FTP is just perfect to me for other tasks..
>>
>> kind regards
>>
>> Wouter Vandenneucker
>>
>> 2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 
>>
>>> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>>>
 Guys,

 I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on
 Ubuntu. Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?

>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>  Dropbox, filezilla ...
>>>
>>>
>>> grtz,
>>> Alain
>>>
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Jan Bongaerts 
What a fantastic tutorial!
As for my idea, well,... I haven't even installed 12.04 myself yet. (cheeks
red with shame)

On 1 July 2012 16:38, Wouter Vandenneucker  wrote:

> I'm mentioning Dropbox and will include it as well.
>
> As for Filezilla, is that a + for common non-tech users?
> To be honest with you, I'm a part-time webdev and even I don't use
> Filezilla anymore.. (unless when things break and no SSH is available)
> The nautilus integration for FTP is just perfect to me for other tasks..
>
> kind regards
>
> Wouter Vandenneucker
>
> 2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 
>
>> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>>
>>> Guys,
>>>
>>> I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on
>>> Ubuntu. Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  Dropbox, filezilla ...
>>
>>
>> grtz,
>> Alain
>>
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
I'm mentioning Dropbox and will include it as well.

As for Filezilla, is that a + for common non-tech users?
To be honest with you, I'm a part-time webdev and even I don't use
Filezilla anymore.. (unless when things break and no SSH is available)
The nautilus integration for FTP is just perfect to me for other tasks..

kind regards

Wouter Vandenneucker

2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 

> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>
>> Guys,
>>
>> I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on Ubuntu.
>> Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
>>
>
>
>
> Dropbox, filezilla ...
>
>
> grtz,
> Alain
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Alain Baudrez 
2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 

> Guys,
>
> I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on Ubuntu.
> Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
>



Dropbox, filezilla ...


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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Guys,

I'm currently talking about the default installed applications on Ubuntu.
Are there any other non-standard apps I should talk about?
I was thinking of including those on the Ubuntu website since they are
popular with non linux users.. (skype, spotify, chrome, GIMP..)
But are there others you think I should include?

Grts


Wouter

2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 

> Hi Alain
>
> The installation process should indeed be covered. But I'll explain the
> deal we have with ERGO to tell you why I don't include it in this version.
>
> ERGO (the company where my dad works) is changing to a clean desk policy
> and everybody gets a laptop.
> All desktops become obsolete by this. Every company employee can ask to
> keep his or her computer and can even ask for multiple computers.
> (That is because most people don't ask to keep their computer so those who
> want can even get more than one)
>
> This came to my ears and since we really need some new hardware for
> Ubuntu-be I sent them a mail asking for about 20 computers.
> The deal that came from this is following:
>
> As it is for a "good cause" and we were the first to ask, we can get some
> computers (probably 20, but not sure about the exact amount). Even more:
> all obsolete desktops get Ubuntu installed on them (since they have to
> swipe the drive anyway). So the computers we get from ERGO will have Ubuntu
> on it, and all other computers from ERGO that are taken by other employees
> will have Ubuntu on it. In return we provide them with a decent Dutch
> beginners manual.
>
> This deal was made in March I believe, and there are several computers
> waiting to come home with my dad already. That's why I want to go fast on
> this tutorial (ideally it should be ready by the end of tomorrow). Since
> the computers come with Ubuntu already installed it isn't necessary for the
> employees to install Ubuntu on them. To save time I decided to include the
> chapter about installing later for the general version of the manual but
> not for this ERGO version of it.
>
> I hope this answers your question. I will try to do the installing part as
> soon as possible. However, if you want, feel free to do that yourself!
> If someone makes the installing part today or tomorrow, I will include it
> in the manual as well..
>
> Kind regards
>
>
> Wouter Vandenneucker
>
>
>
> 2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 
>
>>
>> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>>
>>> Hey guys, here is the second version of the file:
>>> http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%20Handleiding%20draftV0_2.pdf
>>>
>>> I think I've gone over the entire interface, if you see something I
>>> forgot, please say so.
>>> If you see spelling errors, please notify me..
>>>
>>>
>> Hoi,
>>
>> is there a reason why the installation of Ubuntu is not yet implemented
>> in the tutorial?
>>
>> Alain
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Hi Alain

The installation process should indeed be covered. But I'll explain the
deal we have with ERGO to tell you why I don't include it in this version.

ERGO (the company where my dad works) is changing to a clean desk policy
and everybody gets a laptop.
All desktops become obsolete by this. Every company employee can ask to
keep his or her computer and can even ask for multiple computers.
(That is because most people don't ask to keep their computer so those who
want can even get more than one)

This came to my ears and since we really need some new hardware for
Ubuntu-be I sent them a mail asking for about 20 computers.
The deal that came from this is following:

As it is for a "good cause" and we were the first to ask, we can get some
computers (probably 20, but not sure about the exact amount). Even more:
all obsolete desktops get Ubuntu installed on them (since they have to
swipe the drive anyway). So the computers we get from ERGO will have Ubuntu
on it, and all other computers from ERGO that are taken by other employees
will have Ubuntu on it. In return we provide them with a decent Dutch
beginners manual.

This deal was made in March I believe, and there are several computers
waiting to come home with my dad already. That's why I want to go fast on
this tutorial (ideally it should be ready by the end of tomorrow). Since
the computers come with Ubuntu already installed it isn't necessary for the
employees to install Ubuntu on them. To save time I decided to include the
chapter about installing later for the general version of the manual but
not for this ERGO version of it.

I hope this answers your question. I will try to do the installing part as
soon as possible. However, if you want, feel free to do that yourself!
If someone makes the installing part today or tomorrow, I will include it
in the manual as well..

Kind regards


Wouter Vandenneucker



2012/7/1 Alain Baudrez 

>
> 2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 
>
>> Hey guys, here is the second version of the file:
>> http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%20Handleiding%20draftV0_2.pdf
>>
>> I think I've gone over the entire interface, if you see something I
>> forgot, please say so.
>> If you see spelling errors, please notify me..
>>
>>
> Hoi,
>
> is there a reason why the installation of Ubuntu is not yet implemented in
> the tutorial?
>
> Alain
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Alain Baudrez 
2012/7/1 Wouter Vandenneucker 

> Hey guys, here is the second version of the file:
> http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%20Handleiding%20draftV0_2.pdf
>
> I think I've gone over the entire interface, if you see something I
> forgot, please say so.
> If you see spelling errors, please notify me..
>
>
Hoi,

is there a reason why the installation of Ubuntu is not yet implemented in
the tutorial?

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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-07-01 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Hey guys, here is the second version of the file:
http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%20Handleiding%20draftV0_2.pdf

I think I've gone over the entire interface, if you see something I forgot,
please say so.
If you see spelling errors, please notify me..

I'm going to email the whole .odt thing to jurgen now, but please, just
change the text and keep it black.
I'm sure I made a ton of spelling errors (I'm not that good in spelling),
but it would take just extra time to go over the entire page and get the
red text out..

If others want the file, I'll send it after I've got jurgens version back.
That way I can just Copy/Paste the whole thing.. :)

In the future we have to find a better way to do this, but at the moment,
it just needs to go fast!

Kind Regards


Wouter Vandenneucker

2012/7/1 Ward De Ridder 

> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> An SVN setup is just 2 clicks, I can always make a repository if needed.
>
> Keep in mind that SVN is for text files, it doesn't work well with
> *office files.
> Maybe you can make it in LaTeX and put it in an SVN :D
>
> Ward
>
> Op 01-07-12 00:26, Wouter Vandenneucker schreef:
> > Hey jurgen,
> >
> > I'm working on the rest. I'll include a shortcut chapter and a
> > settings chapter. I'll also put in a chapter to learn people how to
> > work with the default programs..
> >
> > I'd like to have the first complete version ready by tomorrow. By
> > any means, if you spot typo's please do change them!
> >
> > I'll send you the file tomorrow morning (I'm exhausted right now
> > and it's on the other computer)
> >
> > Wouldn't a github be more interesting than an etherpad? Also, cant
> > we collaborate over internet in LibreOffice like you can with
> > Office365?
> >
> > Kind Regards
> >
> >
> > Wouter Vandenneucker
> >
> > 2012/6/30 Jurgen Gaeremyn  > >
> >
> > Super initiative!
> >
> > If you send me the ODT-file, I'll fix some language errors and
> > typos.
> >
> > I would also recommend adding  the keyboard shortcuts, and how you
> > don't need to memorize them (just keep the launch button pressed
> > for a second).
> >
> > Great start anyway!
> >
> > LibreOffice can export to wiki... maybe we can collaborate on the
> > text and/or structure this way (or using an ubuntu etherpad - just
> > keep in mind to download regularly  :p )
> >
> > Grtz, Jurgen.
> >
> >
> >
> > On 06/30/12 02:54, Wouter Vandenneucker wrote:
> >
> > Hey guys,
> >
> > I started working on that manual. I figured it would be more easy
> > just to start making it from scratch. The file is in dutch and far
> > from complete. But please tell me what you think of it and what I
> > should improve.
> >
> > The pdf can be downloaden from:
> > http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%__20Handleiding%20draft%20V0_1.__pdf
> >  People
> > who want the .odt file can just email me. I'm not putting it
> > online at the moment to safe some space on my hosting service.
> >
> > Would it be an idea to start a github or launchpad for this
> > project?
> >
> > Kind regards
> >
> >
> > Wouter Vandenneucker
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-06-30 Thread Ward De Ridder 
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An SVN setup is just 2 clicks, I can always make a repository if needed.

Keep in mind that SVN is for text files, it doesn't work well with
*office files.
Maybe you can make it in LaTeX and put it in an SVN :D

Ward

Op 01-07-12 00:26, Wouter Vandenneucker schreef:
> Hey jurgen,
> 
> I'm working on the rest. I'll include a shortcut chapter and a
> settings chapter. I'll also put in a chapter to learn people how to
> work with the default programs..
> 
> I'd like to have the first complete version ready by tomorrow. By
> any means, if you spot typo's please do change them!
> 
> I'll send you the file tomorrow morning (I'm exhausted right now
> and it's on the other computer)
> 
> Wouldn't a github be more interesting than an etherpad? Also, cant
> we collaborate over internet in LibreOffice like you can with
> Office365?
> 
> Kind Regards
> 
> 
> Wouter Vandenneucker
> 
> 2012/6/30 Jurgen Gaeremyn  >
> 
> Super initiative!
> 
> If you send me the ODT-file, I'll fix some language errors and
> typos.
> 
> I would also recommend adding  the keyboard shortcuts, and how you 
> don't need to memorize them (just keep the launch button pressed
> for a second).
> 
> Great start anyway!
> 
> LibreOffice can export to wiki... maybe we can collaborate on the 
> text and/or structure this way (or using an ubuntu etherpad - just 
> keep in mind to download regularly  :p )
> 
> Grtz, Jurgen.
> 
> 
> 
> On 06/30/12 02:54, Wouter Vandenneucker wrote:
> 
> Hey guys,
> 
> I started working on that manual. I figured it would be more easy
> just to start making it from scratch. The file is in dutch and far
> from complete. But please tell me what you think of it and what I
> should improve.
> 
> The pdf can be downloaden from: 
> http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%__20Handleiding%20draft%20V0_1.__pdf 
>  People
> who want the .odt file can just email me. I'm not putting it
> online at the moment to safe some space on my hosting service.
> 
> Would it be an idea to start a github or launchpad for this
> project?
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> 
> Wouter Vandenneucker
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-06-30 Thread Wouter Vandenneucker 
Hey jurgen,

I'm working on the rest. I'll include a shortcut chapter and a settings
chapter.
I'll also put in a chapter to learn people how to work with the default
programs..

I'd like to have the first complete version ready by tomorrow.
By any means, if you spot typo's please do change them!

I'll send you the file tomorrow morning (I'm exhausted right now and it's
on the other computer)

Wouldn't a github be more interesting than an etherpad? Also, cant we
collaborate over internet in LibreOffice like you can with Office365?

Kind Regards


Wouter Vandenneucker

2012/6/30 Jurgen Gaeremyn 

> Super initiative!
>
> If you send me the ODT-file, I'll fix some language errors and typos.
>
> I would also recommend adding  the keyboard shortcuts, and how you don't
> need to memorize them (just keep the launch button pressed for a second).
>
> Great start anyway!
>
> LibreOffice can export to wiki... maybe we can collaborate on the text
> and/or structure this way (or using an ubuntu etherpad - just keep in mind
> to download regularly  :p )
>
> Grtz,
> Jurgen.
>
>
>
> On 06/30/12 02:54, Wouter Vandenneucker wrote:
>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>> I started working on that manual. I figured it would be more easy just to
>> start making it from scratch.
>> The file is in dutch and far from complete. But please tell me what you
>> think of it and what I should improve.
>>
>> The pdf can be downloaden from:
>> http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%**20Handleiding%20draft%20V0_1.**pdf
>> People who want the .odt file can just email me. I'm not putting it online
>> at the moment to safe some space on my hosting service.
>>
>> Would it be an idea to start a github or launchpad for this project?
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>>
>> Wouter Vandenneucker
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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Re: [Ubuntu-be] Dutch Ubuntu 12.04 Manual V0.1 Draft

2012-06-30 Thread Jurgen Gaeremyn 

Super initiative!

If you send me the ODT-file, I'll fix some language errors and typos.

I would also recommend adding  the keyboard shortcuts, and how you don't 
need to memorize them (just keep the launch button pressed for a second).


Great start anyway!

LibreOffice can export to wiki... maybe we can collaborate on the text 
and/or structure this way (or using an ubuntu etherpad - just keep in 
mind to download regularly  :p )


Grtz,
Jurgen.


On 06/30/12 02:54, Wouter Vandenneucker wrote:

Hey guys,

I started working on that manual. I figured it would be more easy just to
start making it from scratch.
The file is in dutch and far from complete. But please tell me what you
think of it and what I should improve.

The pdf can be downloaden from:
http://vdnkr.be/Ubuntu%20Handleiding%20draft%20V0_1.pdf
People who want the .odt file can just email me. I'm not putting it online
at the moment to safe some space on my hosting service.

Would it be an idea to start a github or launchpad for this project?

Kind regards


Wouter Vandenneucker







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