On Monday 03 July 2006 18:22, eric.bachard wrote: > Hi Alex, > > Alex Fisher a écrit : > > On Monday 03 July 2006 7:24, Peter Hillier-Brook wrote: > > Any potential user, regardless of what OS they use... Windows users (the > > majority), Linux users (probably the second largest group), Mac users > > (the third-largest group). > > May youplease send me some statistics in provate ? I'm very interested
No actual statistics, more in the nature of an educated guess (which is really what most stats are anyway) > > >>I assume that it is that group of > >>individuals who don't have access to a broadband connection, > > And they are a lot ! > > > Well, provided I drop one of the platforms, it will all fit. Another > > alternative is to put the Mac installers on the second CD > > Can you please be more precise ? Which version of OpenOffice.org are > you talking ? 2.0.3 for both Intel and PPC... > And what means "Mac installer" ? I'm using that term to refer to the DMG files... > > OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X is a standalone file, ... which I believe is contained in the .dmg. This (IMO) qualifies the image as an "installer", even though the actual installation is performed manually. > you install by Drag > and drop.... > > >, but I'm a little > > reluctant to do that. Installers should be on an "Install Disk), IMO. > > Sorry, > > > necessary to include as many installation packages as would fit. Win, > > Lin, and Mac are essential. > > Yes, thank's to point this > > Regards, > Eric Bachard -- Alex Fisher Co-Lead, CD-ROM Project OpenOffice.org Marketing Community Contact Australia/New Zealand http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
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