> Don't promote anything that is not available. Otherwise I like the idea. > Something for 10.2 perhaps.
We just show what Linux can be like. People like to know that. They all have seen the images of Vista and Linux still does have the 'console-thing'-problem. A bit show-off is not that bad.... And for some users it is available. > It should still not be too long and if there is real info, it should be > available at a later moment after you have installed. Indeed, I forgot to post that. We have SUSE Help on the desktop, but maybe a little tutorial would be nicer. Just like the installer-thing. > So what sort of tabs do we have? > 1) slideshow > 2) programs installing > 3) Some readme files > 4) Tetris > 5) Mini SUSE users course 1+ 5 >> Mini SUSE users course can be combined with the slide-show I guess. Users have to be able to click 'next' themselves. Nothing is more annoying then have to wait till the next slide comes... 3.) We call that release-notes...for the peepz that are interested. 4.) Smile, and a soon if we have connection it uploads the score to the scorelist ;-). Check out how long some dudes will stay behind the desk if that happens. But tetris is not that much fun. Probably 'pong' will be better (and old-school addicting (can you say that?)). *Daddy + Kid * I am installing SUSE Linux kiddy, I will bring you to bed in a few minutes + I know that promise, what are you doing? * I am playing an old game, would you like to try + Sure...tick,,,tick,,,,tick + Hey this is fun. I like SUSE Linux. > Should be about the maximum, unnless you would want something like DSL > running. ;-) Hehehe, no way. > Seriously, it would be nice to see if we can use the install time for > anything else then it is used now. We are totally on the same line. Did some XML-devver allready volunteer? otherwise I can bumb it if you like ;-) > > houghi Azerion --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
