Hello, Le samedi 17 février 2007 à 20:29 +0100, Attila Kinali a écrit : > Salut, > > On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 23:33:42 +0100 > luc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > As attachment a archive including the poster in portrait and landscape, > > both in .ps .pdf and .svg file format. > > I've put Terry in copy since he wants to do it as well, and certainly > > with a more professional result. > > May be he could reuse this stuff, there's the ogp logo from Lourens > > within. Sorry to all, I didn't dare to encumber the mailinglist server with a 1Meg archive. Nonetheless, one can get a .ps and .svg here: http://lucmars.perso.orange.fr/ava/linuxtag_ogp_poster.ps http://lucmars.perso.orange.fr/ava/linuxtag_ogp_poster.svg Though, not yet modified as Attila would to have (see below) > > Thanks a lot for the work. But there are a few points missing > on the poster. It should foremost contain who we are, beside > the people on lkml, a few nerds and geeks, nobody knows what > OGP is. The people on LinuxTag are mostly end users and a few > developers, but not that many. And i mostly want to reach those > end users, tell them that we exist, that we are doing something > for their benefit (ok, mostly our benefit, but who cares ;). > Because in the end, we need them to buy OGA based cards. Ok > > So, what we need is > 1) Who are we > 2) What are we doing, ie "We build a graphics card whos > features can be used by any F/OSS OS completely", with > a stress on "building a graphics card" (that should catch > peoples attention). > 3) why we are doing it, ie what problem are we trying to solve > 4) how we are doing it. > > Currently only 4 and a little bit of 2 is on there. Currently, I've picked this litteracy from the wiki, I can digg it again to find what would cover those four points and stress a bit on the product. However, after the end of this month, I couldn't pursue, so somebody else would have to do it. > > Using simple words and sentences, or just bullet points > is a plus (people read the posters while passing by, > so important points need to be visible with one glance). > > And don't be afraid of making two posters, we have the > space to put up two of them (actualy, last time we had > trouble to fill the booth with something sensible)
> > Again, thanks a lot > > Attila Kinali >
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