ciao yuval,
> I made the mistake and introduced "professional" in the original
> categories. My mistake. I'd like to take it back. I feel the
> concept of "professional" has been watered down completely in many
> areas. More appropriate IMHO is "commercial". The typical example
> is the "pro"
In a software directory there is no need to mention that "Inkscape is an Open
Source vector graphics editor". Inkscape is a vector graphics editor. Full
stop.
There is also no need to mention that Inkscape is like Illustrator. Nor the
other way around. What I meant with mentioning non-Free
ciao a.l.e
On August 29, 2010 04:42:12 pm a.l.e wrote:
> ciao yuval,
>
> > a - the general public
> > b - graphics enthusiasts and professionals
> > c - users of PG (proprietary graphics software) who do not know about
> > LG
> > d - users of LG who do not know about PG
> > e - users of LG who re
On 08/30/2010 03:22 PM, Louis Desjardins wrote:
...
The other trap we should not fall into is simplification. I think the
risk is great to mislead people or to create unrealistic expectations
in the mind of *a lot* of potential users if we go the too short way.
What we have to say is not sim
On 08/30/2010 11:14 AM, Joao S. O. Bueno wrote:
Hi --
Just a brief note to let you know I will be holding a "Libre graphics
BoF" at LinuxCon Brazil -
it takes place tomorrow in São Paulo:
http://events.linuxfoundation.org/2010/linuxcon-brazil/bueno
Great. Let us know what happens, maybe som
Hi --
Just a brief note to let you know I will be holding a "Libre graphics
BoF" at LinuxCon Brazil -
it takes place tomorrow in São Paulo:
http://events.linuxfoundation.org/2010/linuxcon-brazil/bueno
Date: 2:00pm, Tuesday, August 31st
Location: Santos
Topic: Graphics
A meeting to expose and d
2010/8/30 Camille Bissuel
> Hi all, and thanks Yuval for your thoughts.
>
> Drawing my sketches for the website, I initially targeted every category of
> public you mention (except maybe "a - the general public")...
>
I think it is important to keep an eye on the average reader. If clearly
put,
Hi all, and thanks Yuval for your thoughts.
Drawing my sketches for the website, I initially targeted every category of
public you mention (except maybe "a - the general public")...
I do agree that if the magazine is well targeted for LG users, the website
must have a larger audience.
As expressed
