cd's?

[Jani Monoses]

>
> Anyway, if there's space left I'd really like to see Openoffice.org<http://Openoffice.org>1
> included in the "ship" seed -- many of my students, for instance, will
> probably end up in a mostly-windows world, and unlike abiword, OOo is


abiword is available on windows too. It's gnome integration part is
optional.

http://www.abisource.com/download/

and openoffice being as resource hungry as it is, conflicts with the idea of
light xfce desktop
imho. But sure if there is space openoffice will be considered too, I do not
decide what goes
on the CD :)

available for windows. If Ivman really works as well as the folks on
> this list say, it would be great to have integrated into xfce4 (upstream
> as well, maybe!). gnome-volume-manager is great but a little heavy as I
> recall.


yes ivman seems to work well, but will have to be configured manually as the
default ivman install
is kubuntu oriented, I didn't have the time to test and upload an xfce ready
version.


Also I think some good documentation is essential, I find the Ubuntu
> docs a little weak even in hte vanilla version. I love xfce4 and use it
> exclusively myself, but it's a little less self-explanatory to linux
> converts than gnome or kde, so better docs would be very helpful. I'd
> love to help with this part of the project in particular.
>

Right now there is ubuntu-docs package in the default xubuntu-install, so
the firefox
default page is not broken.(points to the doc index)
You mean help documenting xubuntu or xfce itself - it's more or less the
same, but either
way you will probably have to collaborate with the xfce devels/docwriters
too.

thanks
Jani
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