2011/5/15 Jim Campbell
> To anyone interested in the Ubuntu Tour project, or in creating a program
that launches on startup to give you some kind of a tour, though, please
join the Ubuntu docs team instead. We are moving in a good direction.
Thanks for the great info on the planned features by t
On Fri, 13 May 2011 16:18:07 +0100 Alan Pope wrote:
> http://ubuntutour.org/
If you go here:
http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-tour-admins/stable/ubuntu/dists/
or
http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-tour-admins/stable/ubuntu/dists/
you find out they don't have a repository for natty yet.
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On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 6:35 AM, Niklas Rosenqvist <
niklas.s.rosenqv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The thing with the help application is that it isn't very good looking.
> Ubuntu's new direction with Unity is to bring good design and good code.
> Instead of looking like a web page I want an application
The thing with the help application is that it isn't very good looking.
Ubuntu's new direction with Unity is to bring good design and good code.
Instead of looking like a web page I want an application that looks more
native. The help application is really good at providing help when you need
it bu
Hi All,
On Sat, May 14, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> On 14 May 2011 15:27, Niklas Rosenqvist
> wrote:
> > The two problems I'm trying to solve is that new users don't know what to
> do
> > next after a fresh install and the second one is the possibility to
> further
> > extend the Ubu
On 14 May 2011 15:27, Niklas Rosenqvist wrote:
> The two problems I'm trying to solve is that new users don't know what to do
> next after a fresh install and the second one is the possibility to further
> extend the Ubuntu desktop environment (maybe with Unity 2D). Now when a user
> who just migr
"I highly encourage the Ubuntu Tour proponents to look at the Help
already shipped in Ubuntu 11.04 (which unfortunately is a bit hidden
in the Dash but that should be better in 11.10). A decent amount of
what is wanted may already be possible with that framework. Please
talk to the Ubuntu Document
>>> 2011/5/14 Niklas Rosenqvist
I haven't heard about the Ubuntu Tour project earlier and I think it's
great initiative! It will be very helpful for new users and people
migrating
from other operating systems. But this still doesn't solve the problem with
more default app
I know, the Ubuntu icons are just placeholders for more appropriate icons
which I didn't have time to find :)
2011/5/14 Toki Tahmid
> It looked fantastic to me. Only thing I'd modify is the button so it shows
> an icon of what it takes you to.
>
>
> On 14 May 2011 20:37, Niklas Rosenqvist wrote:
It looked fantastic to me. Only thing I'd modify is the button so it shows
an icon of what it takes you to.
On 14 May 2011 20:37, Niklas Rosenqvist wrote:
> Just want to add that some colors may look a bit off since my monitor is
> not color calibrated and I saw it one another monitor recently an
Just want to add that some colors may look a bit off since my monitor is not
color calibrated and I saw it one another monitor recently and it looked
kinda bad. So I hope you can imagine the end result anyway.
2011/5/14 Niklas Rosenqvist
> I haven't heard about the Ubuntu Tour project earlier an
I haven't heard about the Ubuntu Tour project earlier and I think it's
great initiative! It will be very helpful for new users and people migrating
from other operating systems. But this still doesn't solve the problem with
more default applications and how people should learn about the
ubuntu-res
On 13/05/11 11:43, Niklas Rosenqvist wrote:
> What do you guys think about the "Welcome Center" idea?
I agree. Although as other have said this is already there to some
extent, I do think a basic install and then directly into a way to
expand it to suit your needs would be good.
I feel the 'one
Sounds like what we're going for with the Ubuntu Tour
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-tour
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 5:34 AM, Shane Fagan
wrote:
> I thought about this a lot but instead of a welcome center id love if
> we had a nice tutorial that walks you through how to use unity. So
> when you open
On 13 May 2011, at 13:35, Shane Fagan wrote:
> I thought about this a lot but instead of a welcome center id love if
> we had a nice tutorial that walks you through how to use unity.
http://ubuntutour.org/
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/the-ubuntu-tour-project-needs-your-help/
Etc
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I thought about this a lot but instead of a welcome center id love if
we had a nice tutorial that walks you through how to use unity. So
when you open a fresh install it would ask you if you want the walk
through and then do a series of animations showing how to open the
dash, maybe the shortcut ke
Hi! I've been thinking about the discussion at UDS concerning the problem
with fitting extra content on only one CD. There has been some debating on
whether Ubuntu should stick to it's one CD policy or go with a DVD sized
installation image or multiple CD's. I myself haven't attented UDS I've just
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