Re: Including OO templates in fc4

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søn, 06.03.2005 kl. 20.09 skrev Jeff Spaleta:
> On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:57:53 +0100, Kyrre Ness Sjobak
> <kyrre@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Maybe not more than five or so. But *some*.
> 
> Does upstream oo.org builds include any templates? How about you work
> upstream and get 5 GOOD templates for oo.org into the upstream
> defaults for oo.org that would be available in all oo.org builds for
> all of oo.org's supported operating systems. Focusing this effort
> inside fedora absolutely makes little sense to me. Whatever arguments
> you make for the expectation of fedora users.. holds just as well for
> oo.org users on every operating system oo.org supports.
> Get five good templates into the oo.org upstream defaults.. and those
> will naturally be obvious candidates for inclusion in fedora.. and
> every other distros as well as oo.org on windows.
> 
> OO.org's real strength is being available cross-platform... and i
> think default templates should be implemented in a way that are
> consistently available cross-platform. This will be accomplished if
> people work with oo.org upstream.. this will not be accomplished if
> people focus solely on getting templates into fedora.
> 
> -jef

Good idea, even if i do think it shouldn't be necessary to start with
upstream - do it in fedora, se that it works well. Show upstream "hey
this works well!".

BTW do you (or generally users of this list) have any opinions on which
one should be submitted - i ask of the same reason i ask for templates -
my design judging skills are terrible.

Kyrre Sjøbæk


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