:~- Manuals are really too poor.
Thx for a great sugestion.
:~- And the (french) support team has never been able to give a satisfactory
:~answer to one of my question, so that I plainly renounced asking them. I got
:~them answered by users on the mail lists. (All's well what ends well, but...)
the customers paid for it.
Though first impressions is not the best impression but it sure affects the
companies reputation. :)
regards,
edison
From: Denis HAVLIK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [newbie] DISCUSSION (Documentation 2)
Date: Sat, 27 May
I would like to be able to submit more useful remarks. There is something,
though, which Mandrake should improove: documentation and support.
- Manuals are really too poor.
- From time to time you discover that an interesting program exists in your
system, and you didn't even fancy it was
My second suggestion is still related to Documentation.
I would highly recommend that you proof-read your manuals before it goes to
print.
One example. I have the 'Install Guide' w/ Mandrake 7.0. If you guys have
time check this out.
See page 43, Section 6.4 Installation or Upgrade. It
:~My second suggestion is still related to Documentation.
:~
:~I would highly recommend that you proof-read your manuals before it goes to
:~print.
Hee. Ever tried proof-reading things? I can tell you it is a hell of a
work, and in the end you find out that something has still gone unnoticed
I have not yet installed 7.0 coz I'm still reading the stuff on
installation.
My comment is in the documentation (Installation Manual). It only explains
or presumes that the user has only one hard disk and that if the option
'Custom' or 'Expert' is installed it is again presumed that the
I have not yet installed 7.0 coz I'm still reading the stuff on
installation.
My comment is in the documentation (Installation Manual). It only explains
or presumes that the user has only one hard disk and that if the option
'Custom' or 'Expert' is installed it is again presumed that the
I fully support the recommendation submitted by Edison Gica. If the talented
people at Linux-Mandrake would put intelligible documentation on-line
regarding the installing and tailoring of each new release, at least we would
have a common point of departure in our quest for solutions.
A further
Yes, as some have already suggested, there is a great need for better
documentation as Mandrake issues new releases.
Could the very talented people working behind Linux-Mandrake create on on-line
manual regarding the installation/tailoring of their product.
Being an on-line document, it could
it.
Don J.
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From: Edison Gica [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 1:45 PM
Subject: [newbie] DISCUSSION (Documentation)
I have not yet installed 7.0 coz I'm still reading the stuff on
installation.
My comment is in the documentation
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