Two things,
1. It is useful to know the demographics of Apache OpenOffice users. The
latest board report does not break out downloads by platforms and languages any
longer. In October 2015 this was the breakdown for AOO 4.1.1 downloads at
that point in time:
87.7% were for Windows
9.1% were for Macintosh
3.2% were for everything else, including Linux
The prevalent languages have tended to toggle between English and French.
I would be surprised to learn that this pattern has changed in any significant
way.
The Community Forums activity might also be valuable in this respect, and
easier to find.
Of course, for documentation, how different platforms are supported is up to
those willing to develop such documentation. I have no quarrel, especially for
Getting Started, with addressing whatever platforms an author wants to
specialize for to accommodate the readers.
2. I understand that the contributor of a document under CC-BY specifies how
attribution is to be made. I am not aware that there is any requirement to
specify the changes made. Normally, one simply provides the attribution and
source of the document(s) on which the derivative is based.
Marcia, can you point us to where in the CC-BY description that changes must be
identified?
- Dennis
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From: marcia wilbur <ai...@well.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2021 02:28
To: doc@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Re: Getting Started Guide (was Proposed Process for Documentation)
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One thing to mention - is the taming doc is under CC 3.0.
This requires attribution and indication changes were made with a deriv
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