Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the great suggestions. The pleasure is all mine, Fedora
has brought so many positive changes in my world of computing, If I
can do anything for the project, it's an honor and a privilege.
I have tried to incorporate your suggestions in the article and
resubmitted it for review. Please have a look and let me know if any
further refinement would be good.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Sumit Bhardwaj
On Monday 15 June 2015 09:14 AM, Ryan
Lerch wrote:
Hi Sumit!
First up, thanks for submitting your first post to the Fedora
Magazine. I have done a quick review of your post, and here are a
few ideas / suggestions from me. (other editors, feel free to
pitch in ideas too)
First up, i'd probably be a bit more direct and informative with
the title, instead of "Fedora 22 Intel Graphics Woes : Here's
some help"
maybe something like "Solution for graphics issues on some Intel
graphics chipsets in Fedora 22" (just a suggestion, feel free to
change and or edit too :) )
Secondly, i'd probably remove the majority of the first paragraph
and lead with the issue itself (your third paragraph) -- most
people get to the magazine via third party links, so starting with
the info they came for always works well. I'm thinking something
like:
"""
Fedora 22 was [link to release annonce on fedora mag]released
recently[/link], and if you are using a Pre-Sandybridge era
Intel-based graphics chipset (For example, Intel 4 series
motherboards with G41 chipset and GMA X4500 graphics), chances are
that you might be facing graphics issues like shown in below
screenshot on Fedora 22.
[screenshot]
"""
Then after the screenshot, have your brief description of the
problem, covering the points that fedora switched to a new accel
method that doesnt work so well with older chipsets.
Then put the solution. I found the bug for this issue (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1226743)
which might be worth mentioning. And there updated kernels
(kernel-4.0.5-300.fc22 and kernel-4.0.5-200.fc21) that fix this
issue is already in updates-testing, so it is probably a better
solution to recommend that people install the new package with the
fix from updates testing, or wait for the package to hit the
proper repos (rather than editing a config file that they may
forget about and cause them issues in the future.)
cheers,
ryanlerch
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