Hi, Comments inline. > To make it easy, you can publish it as a document on Google docs. You can > give write permissions to those who wish to contribute. Google docs has > versioning support too. >
I personally don't like the idea of keeping it on google docs. > > Please note that this flyer is to be distributed to the general public > > which may or may not have any background in using computers. > Since readers can be without much background in computers, i think, we can > do away with the commands. My experience is - people are scared of typing > commands. Linux can be presented as another, if not better 'Windows'. > Anyways, most distros default to runlevel 5, and many users never get to(and > wish to) see the console. Still a few commands won't be too much of info I think. Might help especially when one asks for help on some forums, and the help given is in form of "Open Terminal", and run this command. > Maybe, we can put up(in the stall) a couple of > screenshots of the free applications mentioned in the flyer. That should > (hopefully) gather some attention. Thats not necessary. We actually have 2 computers @ the expo which are fully loaded with all the stuff required :) so we can do a real live demo, and we even ask people to use the software themselves. <snip> > Also, is it feasible to print on both sides ? We'll have twice as much > space. Just a thought... > Umm, I was thinking of printing the same thing in Marathi on the other side of the page. Comments, suggestions, contributions welcome :) -Devendra Laulkar. -- ______________________________________________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: (plug-mail@plug.org.in) List Information: http://plug.org.in/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/plug-mail Send 'help' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for mailing instructions.
