Hi,
On 2006-01-23, at 08:25 , Charles-H.Schulz wrote:



Maybe someone is going to make a note for the press, that I can use?

Well, that's the question I was asking for.  Louis will interview Eric
very soon, if not done already.

I sent in some questions to Eric.. am waiting :-) Meanwhile....

Erwin, Hirano, Florian or myself will
include something in the newsletter. In the mean time, what Eric is
talking about is not that he has managed to release OOo on MacTel but
that so far the porting is doing much better than expected since he
managed to compile a temporary build of the specific mac version (Aqua)
on the MacTel platform. So what can be done is to "pollute the waves"
and get cocky and noisy in front of Microsoft; nothing  more than that
though, as the public is not interested to know that a developper, as
skilled as he can be, has managed to do this with a temporary build. The
public wants a release (even a beta), not a wild set of binaries, as
this may be its perception.
Best,
Charles.

I took the liberty of drafting this quick account for the homepage (of OOo). It's not a press release, which I can also draft (on [EMAIL PROTECTED]), but will at least alert people. I need to add the right *robust* urls, for the Mac page and for the downloads.


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I'll start work on a mini press release that we can add to the newsletter. I think just a couple of paragraphs.

Main thing: to get this out to the press, now.

Cheers
Louis


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