Re: wgo/get_started/on_ms_windows

["Diego Escalante" <dieguito gmail com>]

Hei,

On 2/27/07, Quim Gil <qgil gnome org> wrote:
> Hum, not sure.
>
> A pure list of applications would belong more to GNOME Products. Here
> I would explain that thanks to http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/
> GNOME applications can be ported and run in Windows, that this is a
> good way for the majority of winbdows users to have a first taste of
> free software and gnome and etc. Without getting into much details.
Maybe this page could have a list and explanation of current state of
windows ports of gnome applications, and a link to "other free
software applications on win32" pointing to one of those charts that
hang around internet.
As you say, maybe a list would be more a gnome-products thing, but I
think that if we are just making a mention to this products it
wouldn't be "bad".

> Remember that we want wgo pages to be as much static as possible, and
> then point to i.e. that wiki page (or GNOME Products, or perhaps wven
> gnomefiles.org) to get more details.
>
> Also, we had previously discussed that it might be a bit controversial
> to tag as GNOME apps Firefox, Thunderbird, OpenOffice... specially in
> their versions for Windows.
I agree with this, it looks like we are taking the credit.

> On 2/27/07, Paul Cutler <silwenae gmail com> wrote:
> > I saw the On MS Windows page still needed a writer, so I've volunteered and
> > written a first draft at:
> > https://edit.gnome.jardigrec.eu/en/get-started/ms-windows-compatible
> >
> > The page was built using the content from LGO at
> > http://live.gnome.org/GnomeMarketing/GnomeOnWindows
> >
> > I categorized the software in Development, Graphics, Internet and Office,
> > and alphabetized the software in those categories.
> >
> > Please email me any feedback or edits for the page.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Paul
> >
>
>
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