Op maandag 01-03-2010 om 18:04 uur [tijdzone +1100], schreef Robert Ancell: > The criteria from the specification are: > > * Is available in main or universe > * Is a GUI app > * Does not replace a default application > * Does not replace another featured application > * Is well designed for the task and robust > > In addition, I looked for the following points: > > * The application has an icon and an appropriate name > * The installation can be performed from the Application Center and > no additional configuration is required > * After clicking on the application icon it must be simple to start > using the application. I made an exception for applications that > have good documentation/access to tutorials (e.g. GIMP, Blender) > * Bonus points for small download
> These applications seemed really good candidates: [snip] I think you are missing TuxPaint here (including the default packages with plugins & stamps, even if the stamps are a quite big package, they make TuxPaint a lot more interesting). If it weren't for TuxPaint, my little nieces (4-6yo) probably won't use Ubuntu (and of course I "forgot" to tell them about the Windows version ;) ). I think this is really one of the most undervalued open source applications for kids (or maybe not, as it's already in main). -- Jan Claeys -- ubuntu-desktop mailing list ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-desktop
