30 Nov
2014
30 Nov
'14
11:55 a.m.
On 2014/11/30 06:16 PM, Timothy Pearson wrote:
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Ok, I will probably start tomorrow (Dec 1) and progress as the week goes
along.
Cheers
Michele
On 2014/11/30 09:35 AM, Timothy Pearson wrote:
I don't know enough about MediaWiki to say whether we can have a private
page; in any case it might be a good idea to start building the press
release on the Wiki so that we can drop in images, etc. as needed.
Feel free to create a page for this. I will likely be releasing RC2 on
Dec. 1 (or Dec. 2 at the latest) so that we can stay on track for a
mid-December final release.
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Hi Tim,
I will try to help during the week as well. I think the best way would
be to have a page on the TDE site or wiki (maybe not public for the time
being) where users can see and edit contents.
What do you think?
Cheers
Michele
> All,
>
> With TDE R14.0.0 RC2 just around the corner I need some assistance
> with
> the press release: http://trinity.etherpad.trinitydesktop.org/37
>
> Making sure the list of news outlets is up to date (and providing
> Email
> addresses) would also be helpful. I am not one who typically consumes
> open source news so I'm not sure what the best outlets to submit this
> to
> would be. I would recommend staying away from Phoronix though as they
> have a strong pro- Wayland/tablet/phone and anti- traditional desktop
> computing viewpoint.
>
> Historically I seem to end up tied up with release-related tasks and
> have
> not been able to get a proper news release out on time (or even at
> all),
> so any help with this is much appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tim
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Hi,
Please note that the following is only my opinion, and view as an user
and
not a dev:
What this document is doing is more like a chip datasheet than
something
to attract new users.
By seeing it with the viewpoint of the user, you should:
1. Very very important: Include screenshots: You would never sell a car
with a picture of it...
2. Quite important: What do day-to-day users should expect to be new
from
3.5.13.2, or for new users who didn't know about TDE, what is to expect
from it in relation to KDE 3.5.10? Do their day-to-day software got
improved, bugs are fixed and better running?
3. Datasheet-like info as it is now.
Thank you! What do you think!
-Alexandre
I pretty much agree. I did not write the original on that site. What I
have written in the past are pages like this (screenshots included):
https://www.trinitydesktop.org/newsentry.php?entry=2014.11.19
https://www.trinitydesktop.org/newsentry.php?entry=2011.11.01
I am asking for assistance writing a replacement as it needs to be done
but I simply don't have the time (or apparently the perspective) to do
it
properly. :-)
Thanks!
Tim