Hi Denis, Thanks for reading through it.
On 5 Nov, Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli wrote: > On Wed, 30 Oct 2024 12:03:26 +0000 > Steve George <st...@futurile.net> wrote: > Here's some feedback on the proposal below. > > > # Audience > > The audience for this survey are all Guix users and contributors > > [^1]. This means: > > > > - Guix user: anyone who uses all or part of Guix, whether as their > > operating system or hosted on another GNU/Linux distro. > > - Guix contributor: anyone who sends changes (patches) to the > > project. This includes code changes, but also other improvements > > including documentation, design and translation. This is an extensive > > group beyond those with commit rights. > > - Guix community: the totality of both groups. > Most Guix contributors are also users, so this may need to be reflected > in some ways. (...) This is a difficult to do in a nice way without a wall of text. It's a key question so I've added help text: For this question choose **User** if you use Guix: this includes community members who promote the project and take part in the support channels. Choose **Contributor** if you also sent patches of any form: whether those are code, documentation, translations or anything else. Choose **Committer** if you have access to the Guix Git repository. (...) > > **Q1. How knowledgeable a Linux user are you?** > GNU/Linux would probably be better given the audience here. > > > - an official GNU FSF (Free Software Foundation) project > The distribution is certified by the FSF but it's a GNU package. The > FSF doesn't maintain the Guix package though. > > So maybe this could be better: > > **Q5. Why were you initially interested in Guix?** > [...] > > An FSF certified 100% free software distribution. > I think these are equivalent to be honest, but happy to change it. > I'm also unsure if it should be added to the list or not but being able > to install software on top of another distribution is a common use case > so that might be a reason to use it. And this can be done for a wide > variety of reasons (ship software to users, use it in some QA process, > etc). > > I'm also aware that this option is also included in a question on how > we use Guix. (...) Added it, since that's certainly the reason I started using Guix. This question is trying explore the "initial interest" so it's reasonable to have a variety of things. Steve / Futurile
