2010/11/9 Turner, Rick <RTurner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Rick,
English is not my native language so I had to do a little research, but it seems that both "alongside" and "alongside of" are acceptable uses. So I think it's fine if we leave it like this.
Maybe someone with more knowledge on this subject can tell us which version is better, style-wise?
None taken, feedback like this is good, even if it's minor spelling errors.
Jef
Hi, I think the sentence on this page: http://fedoraproject.org/en/features/
“You can use the Fedora operating system to replace or to run alongside of other operating systems”
Should read:
“You can use the Fedora operating system to replace or run alongside other operating systems”
Hi Rick,
English is not my native language so I had to do a little research, but it seems that both "alongside" and "alongside of" are acceptable uses. So I think it's fine if we leave it like this.
Maybe someone with more knowledge on this subject can tell us which version is better, style-wise?
No offence intended. I’m just trying to help.
None taken, feedback like this is good, even if it's minor spelling errors.
Jef
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