On Thu, 2006-11-09 at 11:59 +0000, Joachim Noreiko wrote: > and I'm thinking 'Yikes... How are we going to do > this?' Together, with time. :) Suggestion: - In the wiki we define the name of each page to be seen in the URL and we describe broadly their content (brief paragraph, just enumeration of point, no real copy). We consider the planning finished once we reach this level of detail. This will be signed off by Dec 6th the latest. - In the meantime, as soon as we have the wgo cms running we create the pages and we start working with real content there. This will help us finding in detail what needs to be researched, what needs to be illustrated, what files we need to attach and so on. We should need to have something decently browsable with all the caveats identified by December 20th - Alpha Phase completed. From that point we will have almost two months to complete everything and produce brilliant texts and graphics: February 14th - String Freeze. Static English texts completed. During this process we will discuss all the details. We can start discussing now. > I think the biggest problem is research. > Just looking at the Get Started section, there is > heaps of stuff I don't know -- what distros do we want > to feature? What about featuring on top those distros produced by GNOME Foundation members (advisory board companies + community people producing good distros). Then we have http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/footware.shtml , that should be integrated to wgo. > What can we offer for Windows & Mac downloads? We can start digging at http://live.gnome.org/MarketingTeam/GnomeOnWindows > Where's our LiveCD? Is it up to date, and who maintains it? Now it's a good time to start discussing this. I wonder if it makes sense to produce our own LiveCD being in fact a covered Ubuntu or CoolDistroX. If someone wants to do this, great, If not we can rely on the LiveCDs that are being buildt on top pf the last GNOME release out there. > Are there any volunteers? Hopefully it will be easier to find volunteers once the rough pages are created and all the 2.18 issues are identified. Until now wgo is being quite abstract and is being tough to get volunteers. -- Quim Gil /// http://desdeamericaconamor.org
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