Hey Paul, I am looking in the new manual, and found issues Chapter3 (i.e. page 9) David B Yentzen is messed up ... his name is next to his position Jack and Rafael do not have e-mail addresses either...
4.0.5 You have to word 'Browser' just hanging out... not sure what is going on there... but you have really awesome information! You should put a full wget example there (when we have a real ISO that is :) for 4.0.7 You should include mkUSB when you have the time. 4.0.9 the zleap link is not clickable in the pdf... 4.1.1 When you finalize this you should make the install screen shots like you did with unetbootin, where it shows only the app... the text is too garbled looking right now. I am sure you were planning on this, but I want to be verbose :P 5.1.2 This has been changed to Seamonkey now... sorry for switching things around so much... but I think Seamonkey is much better for smaller screens. Midori can be customized, but it is not intuitive on how to be able to customize the toolbar... by contrast Seamonkey is formatted in a way that fits small screen resolutions better. It also has an IRC client. I will make desktop files for this at some point. And also 5.1.7 we now use evince, becuase xpdf did not work very well. Some of the other apps are the x11-apps: xcalc - calculator xedit - text editor xman - manual browser bitmap - 2 color x bitmap editor (black and white only) xload (the reason we install the apps in the first place) shows the monitor in the panel xmag (a.k.a Screen Magnifier) magnifies an area of the screen xclock (the thing that shows up when you click the clock/date display) these are all very minimal applications included in a very small package. there are also some other ones like xeyes, xlogo, xbiff etc but they are not important enough for me to put effort into making them visible I'd also suggest adding the keyboard shortcuts into the manual (the file I attached) Now that I'm done with my critical notes (like the ones I need for my programs), my real opinion on it :) All in all, I'd say the manual covers WAY more than I anticipated. You are doing a most excellent job Paul!! Thank you for bringing such professionalism to our project!! You are really covering all the bases!! -- Regards
F12 Fullscreen Mute Key Mute RaiseVolume Key Raise Volume LowerVolume Key Lower Volume WWW Key Webbrowser XF86Calculator Calculator Print Screen Shot Ctrl+Alt+p Screen Shot Ctrl+Alt+t Open Terminal Ctrl+Alt+Delete Open System Monitor Alt+Tab Switch to the next stacked window Ctrl+Alt+Tab Cycle to the next stacked window Alt+F4 Close the window Alt+# Move to Desktop # Alt+F1 Main Menu Alt+F2 Unmaximize a window Alt+F10 Maximize a window Ctrl+Alt+Right Move Right 1 Desktop Ctrl+Alt+Left Move Left 1 Desktop Ctrl+Alt+Up Move Up 1 Desktop Ctrl+Alt+Down Move Down 1 Desktop Ctrl+Alt+q close
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