On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 10:49 +1000, Alex Fisher wrote: > On Monday 03 July 2006 7:24, Peter Hillier-Brook wrote: > > Alex Fisher wrote: > [...] > > > > Alex, who is your target audience? > > 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). Then there will be those who use Solaris. The majority > will be running Solaris on a SPARC box, but there will be some who run it on > an Intel box. > > > I assume that it is that group of > > individuals who don't have access to a broadband connection, > > This would probably be the main target. However, there are others who might > just have that broadband, but who don't want to download the installer > (possibly because of download quotas, or perhaps can't figure out the > download site). The idea was to produce a CD (actually two CDs now) which > could be used by anyone regardless of what OS they use (the CD is actually > modelled on the old Star Office 5.2 CD that Sun used to give away). > > > and if this > > is so, are they likely to have multiple operating system requirements? > > Some might (I did in my pre-broadband days). > > > > I'm still trying to understand why you are trying to fit this particular > > quart into a pint pot:-) > > Well, provided I drop one of the platforms, it will all fit. Another > alternative is to put the Mac installers on the second CD, but I'm a little > reluctant to do that. Installers should be on an "Install Disk), IMO. >
Have you removed the Mac/PPC/1.1.5 release? That might be a good choice to drop. As you know I am attempting to organize a DVD image so this would not be a factor except for the CD. -- PLEASE KEEP MESSAGES ON THE LIST. OpenOffice.org Documentation Co-Lead http://documentation.openoffice.org/
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