Re: [Freedos-devel] Editing the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook

2022-07-25 Thread Gregory Pietsch
Some one-line questions are more telling than others. -- Gregory

> On 07/25/2022 5:31 PM Jim Hall  wrote:
> 
>  
> On Mon, Jul 25, 2022 at 2:01 PM Gregory Pietsch  wrote:
> >
> > In mine, there's an answer where I answer a different question than
> > the one that's given (I answered the "desert island" question with a
> > question about why I'd want to go somewhere without electricity.) Could
> > you please fix it?
> >
> > Gregory
> >
> 
> Fixed! I added the "desert island" question back in, so it makes
> sense. (I shortened the questions when I dumped these to text files.)
> 
> > What programs do you like to run on FreeDOS? Do you have a favorite app,
> > or favorite game? If you could take only one DOS program with you to a
> > desert island, what would it be?
> 
> 
> Although I'll remove your reply to that question when I do the next
> step of assembling the first draft. Several folks gave a 1-line
> response or a non-response to one or more questions, and I won't
> bother including those in the book.
> 
> 
> Jim
> 
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Re: [Freedos-devel] Editing the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook

2022-07-25 Thread Jim Hall
On Mon, Jul 25, 2022 at 2:01 PM Gregory Pietsch  wrote:
>
> In mine, there's an answer where I answer a different question than
> the one that's given (I answered the "desert island" question with a
> question about why I'd want to go somewhere without electricity.) Could
> you please fix it?
>
> Gregory
>

Fixed! I added the "desert island" question back in, so it makes
sense. (I shortened the questions when I dumped these to text files.)

> What programs do you like to run on FreeDOS? Do you have a favorite app,
> or favorite game? If you could take only one DOS program with you to a
> desert island, what would it be?


Although I'll remove your reply to that question when I do the next
step of assembling the first draft. Several folks gave a 1-line
response or a non-response to one or more questions, and I won't
bother including those in the book.


Jim


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Re: [Freedos-devel] Editing the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook

2022-07-25 Thread Gregory Pietsch
In mine, there's an answer where I answer a different question than the one 
that's given (I answered the "desert island" question with a question about why 
I'd want to go somewhere without electricity.) Could you please fix it?

Gregory

> On 07/25/2022 2:45 PM Jim Hall  wrote:
> 
>  
> Hi everyone
> 
> I wanted to share an update on the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook. You
> may remember this is the book of interviews with FreeDOS developers
> and users.
> 
> I've started a GitLab project for the ebook. You can find it here:
> https://gitlab.com/freedosproject/freedos28/
> 
> I've uploaded plain text copies of the interviews I've received so
> far. If you are interested in participating in the ebook, and
> ESPECIALLY IF YOU ALREADY RESPONDED TO THE INTERVIEW, please take a
> look at the project. If you responded to the interview, but you don't
> see your interview listed, THAT MEANS I DON'T HAVE A COPY OF YOUR
> INTERVIEW (I may have missed it in my Inbox, or it was caught by a
> spam filter, etc.) If your interview isn't there, LET ME KNOW so I can
> get your interview response added.
> 
> If you want to contribute to the ebook, but haven't responded to the
> interview, this is your last opportunity to do so. You can find the
> list of questions in the GitLab project.
> 
> I originally planned to have other technical editors help me with the
> editing process, but that didn't work out due to timing. So I will do
> the editing myself, with input from the community! I'll plan to edit
> everything in the open on GitLab.
> 
> The first phase was to get everyone's raw interview responses into
> GitLab. The next phase is to organize the responses into a structure
> or format. I'll do those edits in LibreOffice, which is how I'll
> publish the ebook. Drafts will get posted as ODT and PDF files.
> 
> The updated (expected) schedule is:
> 
> July to early August - edit
> early to mid August - first draft
> community review opportunity
> mid to late August - second draft
> community review opportunity
> late August - final (published)
> 
> 
> Jim
> 
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[Freedos-devel] Editing the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook

2022-07-25 Thread Jim Hall
Hi everyone

I wanted to share an update on the FreeDOS 28th Anniversary Ebook. You
may remember this is the book of interviews with FreeDOS developers
and users.

I've started a GitLab project for the ebook. You can find it here:
https://gitlab.com/freedosproject/freedos28/

I've uploaded plain text copies of the interviews I've received so
far. If you are interested in participating in the ebook, and
ESPECIALLY IF YOU ALREADY RESPONDED TO THE INTERVIEW, please take a
look at the project. If you responded to the interview, but you don't
see your interview listed, THAT MEANS I DON'T HAVE A COPY OF YOUR
INTERVIEW (I may have missed it in my Inbox, or it was caught by a
spam filter, etc.) If your interview isn't there, LET ME KNOW so I can
get your interview response added.

If you want to contribute to the ebook, but haven't responded to the
interview, this is your last opportunity to do so. You can find the
list of questions in the GitLab project.

I originally planned to have other technical editors help me with the
editing process, but that didn't work out due to timing. So I will do
the editing myself, with input from the community! I'll plan to edit
everything in the open on GitLab.

The first phase was to get everyone's raw interview responses into
GitLab. The next phase is to organize the responses into a structure
or format. I'll do those edits in LibreOffice, which is how I'll
publish the ebook. Drafts will get posted as ODT and PDF files.

The updated (expected) schedule is:

July to early August - edit
early to mid August - first draft
community review opportunity
mid to late August - second draft
community review opportunity
late August - final (published)


Jim


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