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Re: Proposition for the Announce (second draft).
just typo type corrections Jean:
>developped not for profit by a small group of volunteers. Not for
should be "developed"
>-We asked ourselves how to help a Linuxc beginner and tried to solve
you have an an extra letter in "Linux"
>postcript vieweers whose output is bad enough to make it nearly
vieweers = viewers
>In our case it means the Independence user ever knows how to get out
>of trouble at boot time.
Might be better said: "...the Independence user _always_ knows how..."
>-Both KDE, fonts or font servers (we ship a True Type font server) and
>special widgets like neXtaW can be installed transparently to the
>user. Just restart X and they will be there. Uninstall them, restart
>X and they will be gone. The mechanism is clean and doesn't incur the
>dangers of automatic editing.
I don't understand the first portion of the first sentence. Do you mean:
"For both KDE and fonts or font servers..." ?
"Both font servers and widgets like neXtaW can be..." ?
"In KDE, both font servers and widgets ..." ?
>impressive for everyone. We tried to include software for artistic
>creation be it for graphics (Blender, Moonlight, POV, GIMP 1.0.2) or
>sound. Of course we added some games.
Since you listed some of the graphics apps it might be a good idea to list
some of the sound apps and games too.
>-Too many Linux users have to reboot Windows because their software
>for real life runs on the wrong operating system. Be it for using a
>WYSYWYG word processor, managing a check book or a butterfly
>collection we provided stuff for doing it under Linux, and tin order o
>still reduce the time under Windows we included Wine.
Love this paragraph, probably because it's talking about me. :)
Second last line: "... under Linux, and _in_ order _to_ still reduce..."
>-The installation is the same than the one from the base distribution.
>That means dial-up users don't get the same assistance than LAN users.
...assistance _as_ LAN users.
cheers,
-matt