On 1/24/06, Louis Suarez-Potts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Cool. There are actually, oh, I don't know, dozens of OEMs deploying > OOo with their computers. Most listed are small computer companies > (actually, all), like Mom and Pop shops. But they uniformly tout OOo > as a bonus to their customers. > > One thing that they may not be installing, though, is documentation > (we have lots) or information about support (see http:// > support.openoffice.org). All these would further help their > customers--and us, as it further gives people the idea that we are in > fact reliable, professional, and just like the other guys only a lot > better and nicer :-) > > If someone wants to help out with the OEM project.. just let me know! > You need some CVS and HTML experience, but not much. For comparison, > see the cdrom project, http://distribution.openoffice.org/
I'd love to help out. I have some HTML experience (I am a web developer in real life) but not much CVS experience (read _ none) but I'm willing to learn. I've already got one such "Mom and Pop" shop installing OpenOffice.org (and a bunch of other open source apps) on all his new and used systems. He also carries theOpenCD on his shelves as well. -- - Chad Smith http://www.gimpshop.net/ Because everyone loves free software!
