Hi,
yes! Let me do it now
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 11:13 AM, Nicu Buculei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Rahul Sundaram wrote:
>
>> RazGriz wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> About F-art studio i will subscripe in this list right now but, i am not
>>> a member of the international artwork team, is there any problems
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
RazGriz wrote:
About F-art studio i will subscripe in this list right now but, i am
not a member of the international artwork team, is there any problems
with it ?
Nope. The list is open to everyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
As Rahul said, the list is op
RazGriz wrote:
Hi,
well...here in my country people know me cause i am a document writer
*(yes, i make documents about computer graphics with free software since
2005 =]), then i proposed to Erick take our work and make an little
event with this stuff, i think that it can work =].
About F-ar
Hi,
well...here in my country people know me cause i am a document writer *(yes,
i make documents about computer graphics with free software since 2005 =]),
then i proposed to Erick take our work and make an little event with this
stuff, i think that it can work =].
About F-art studio i will subsc
Sorry
The name of the event is " FedorArt".
Hugs
Erick Goes
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 9:46 AM, Erick Henrique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Máirín Duffy
>
> "I always make point you let them know the graphics were made with
> Inkscape, Gimp, and/or Scribus. "
>
> +1
>
> To say a little on that
Hi Máirín Duffy
"I always make point you let them know the graphics were made with
Inkscape, Gimp, and/or Scribus. "
+1
To say a little on that free tools had been used to develop a
promocional work, or same of spreading of Fedora Linux is really
important. Recently the Project Fedora Brazil lau
RazGriz wrote:
Hi, i agree with you, i just said their words, we don't need add this
things to the core, we need change the way that we use to deal with the
common user =], they just don't know nothing about the real freedom of
choice and most of then just don't wanna learn anything about it, b
Máirín Duffy wrote:
RazGriz wrote:
Hi, i think that the problem is not inside the product *(fedora) but
inside some minds...there are some people inside the project fedora
*(here in my country i can see it every day in some ambassadors and
other members of the project), they just say : "Fedora
Hi, i agree with you, i just said their words, we don't need add this things
to the core, we need change the way that we use to deal with the common user
=], they just don't know nothing about the real freedom of choice and most
of then just don't wanna learn anything about it, but we still can tak
hi RazGriz,
RazGriz wrote:
Hi, i think that the problem is not inside the product *(fedora) but
inside some minds...there are some people inside the project fedora
*(here in my country i can see it every day in some ambassadors and
other members of the project), they just say : "Fedora is not
Hi, i think that the problem is not inside the product *(fedora) but inside
some minds...there are some people inside the project fedora *(here in my
country i can see it every day in some ambassadors and other members of the
project), they just say : "Fedora is not for everyone cause we don't wann
Duvelle Jones wrote:
Ok, the first thing that I mention here is that fedora is a very
different kind of monster than that of Mac OS X/10.x. That said, the
fedora project doesn't need to completely go down the path that Apple
Inc. has. As you said that in the document, Ubuntu seems to content to
f
Duvelle Jones wrote:
Just that we would be up against Fedora's ever so changing perception
and at the moment, "usability and user-friendliness" seems somewhat off
that perception.
- How can you say Fedora's perception is 'ever so changing'? What is
that statement based on?
- How do you see
Just that we would be up against Fedora's ever so changing perception
and at the moment, "usability and user-friendliness" seems somewhat off
that perception.
That doesn't mean that we aren't, hell there is much in fedora that
would turn that perception on it's head. But as with Red Hat, our own
Duvelle Jones wrote:
That would be somewhat hard to do, with fedora anyway.
Why would that be difficult to do if Ubuntu was able to do it? I don't
understand.
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That would be somewhat hard to do, with fedora anyway.
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 23:20 -0400, Máirín Duffy wrote:
> It's all smoke and mirrors. I think what Markus is getting at is that we
> need to develop that perception of usability and user-friendliness in
> our marketing materials. Somehow Ubun
Duvelle Jones wrote:
I'll be honest, I am not sure... Ubuntu is known for more polish than
most distro's, so I am going mostly by what I have seen and heard.
Doesn't mean that it's true.
It's all smoke and mirrors. I think what Markus is getting at is that we
need to develop that perception of
I'll be honest, I am not sure... Ubuntu is known for more polish than
most distro's, so I am going mostly by what I have seen and heard.
Doesn't mean that it's true.
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 21:57 -0400, Máirín Duffy wrote:
> Duvelle Jones wrote:
> > Second, in an odd way of thinking This has alr
Duvelle Jones wrote:
Second, in an odd way of thinking This has already happened, sort
of. The Fedora Art Studio spin does use that is found within the
distribution to build something that you here have coined 'fedoraLife'.
Now admiringly, the tools and applications found in Art Studio are no
Ok, the first thing that I mention here is that fedora is a very
different kind of monster than that of Mac OS X/10.x. That said, the
fedora project doesn't need to completely go down the path that Apple
Inc. has. As you said that in the document, Ubuntu seems to content to
fill that hole. I think
What Apple does for its OS is what Fedora should also do. Which is a
collection of additional optional software that can do multimedia and
enhance existing technologies. The "fedoraLife" Concept is several visuals
accompanied by descriptions that will inspire many Fedora programmers to
come up wi
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