Speaking of introductory guides... Are any of the other educational institutes that are making use of the OSG able to collaborate on and publish introductory material?
Don and Robert,
Would making this introductory material available interfere with training that you provide?
I have no problem with introductory material being provided and certainly support ways in which we can make this happen.
I personally wouldn't expect having better documentation will qwell peoples need for training too much. Those who can afford training are the ones can afford to invest in speeding their employees learning curve, and to top up their skills, face to face training is still great for accelerating learning.
There is the other side, the better introductory documentation we have the more likely the OpenSceneGraph will attract new groups to use the software, which in turn will mean more potential customers for training.
Good documentation will also provide a more professional shine to the project, good code might impress developers, but pretty bound manuals and books may impress the decision makers more...
Robert.
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