Ideally, there would be a separate guide for each of the 4 major desktop spins. I know how very frustrating it is to be totally new, and the available documentation in front of me doesn't apply. I fully understand your point about open ended questions will provide us with more information. As I said on the wiki, most people are more likely to fill something out if they never have to take their hand off the mouse. I really like the idea though. When in doubt, choose both! I think I'll add an "optional" more data field beside/under each question. > On 12/03/2012 05:26 PM, brad.b82 wrote: > > I would like to start working on a Migration Guide for New Users. To > > get to that point, we need to know what issues the new users are > > facing. To answer that, I came up with a quick New User Questionnaire > > to collect information. Please take a look at it and bring up your > > own ideas and suggestions. > > > > http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/New_User_Questionnaire > > > > > A migration guide is a good idea. What do you want to focus on - the > GNOME desktop environment and general tools or something else? You might > want to talk to pkovar. He is doing some stuff related to GNOME and > would probably be thrilled to hear from you. > > Your questions are very good. the only improvement I can see is in > phrasing. I would probably use open questions instead of or in > combination with Yes/No questions to get more detailed information: > > "What do you do when you want to find and install a program but do not > know the exact name for? (For example, a program that helps you use your > digital camera)? " > > "Are you able to find a replacement for the common programs you are > accustomed to using? How do you go about it?" > > Florian > > -- > -- docs mailing list docs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/docs
