[UbuntuWomen] Ubuntu4girls projetc

[Elizabeth Bevilacqua]

Mariwal -

As I explained in the first email, this would be controversial.
Indeed, it has sparked this whole "pink" discussion that is clearly
showing that women are as diverse as men and the assumption that all
little girls like pink is incorrect.

To drag us back on topic here, if you are serious about this can you
please clarify the points below that Miriam outlined? Once we know
what your actual goals and methods are so we can help or point you in
the direction of Edubuntu, which might be a more appropriate place for
your project.

Cheers,

Lyz/pleia2

On 9/28/07, Miriam Ruiz <little.miry at gmail.com> wrote:
> These are the steps I would go through:
>
> 1) Decide the target group.
> 2) Decide the extent of the changes: Just a theme? Selection of
> packages? Create some packages? Develop specific software?
> 3) Check the target group for their preferences. Ask the girls what
> they would want, instead of imagining what we would want if we were
> them.
> 4) See what's already available. Maybe have a look to what other
> groups are doing and what we could reuse.
> 5) Implement what needs to be added, and also add it to the base
> distribution, Ubuntu and/or Debian if they can benefit from it too
> (like a theme, new packages or new software)


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Elizabeth Bevilacqua
http://www.princessleia.com