[wiki] PAE page: formatting and flavor-agnosticism

Tom Davies tomcecf at gmail.com
Mon Mar 30 17:30:56 UTC 2015


Hi :)
+1
from a lurker with almost no idea about PAE but did find it fairly useful
on a couple of old machines a few years ago.

I only had a very quick glance at the pages and neither seems to be as
"wordy" as many other pages.  It looks like people are being nicely
succinct.  Generally i prefer a splash of colour.  Also images can really
help clarify things.

I quite liked the suggestion of having a separate page for "advanced users"
but given how short it all is maybe such a thing could be just lower-down
the same page?  Maybe that way it might be easy to condense it, or just
leave it as is so people can see 2 perspectives to gain greater
understanding.

I am glad Alberto got inspired to try to combine both approaches!  At worst
i have seen such a third way unite both the parties that had previously
been in disagreement but i suspect Alberto has found something really neat
that is easier to show than describe.

Good luck all!
Many regards from
Tom :)




On 30 March 2015 at 18:06, Stephen M. Webb <stephen.webb at canonical.com>
wrote:

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> On 15-03-30 12:58 PM, Pasi Lallinaho wrote:
> > On 30/03/15 19:09, Alberto Salvia Novella wrote:
> >> Cyber Penguin:
> >>> I do however maintain that the text must be a practical guide and meet
> the beginner where he is at present,
> >>> first of all by speaking his language and working in his pace. 'What
> to do' should be presented up front, 'how
> >>> it worked' comes later.
> >>
> >> What it looks to me is that the Cyber Penguin version of the page is
> more adjusted to the needs and it's more
> >> visual, while the version from Pasi is better structured.
> >>
> >> I think that I'm writing a draft of this page myself now, so we can
> more easily agree at what to modify or not.
> >
> > I don't think what we need is a third version. Please, if you want to
> help with the content, just propose what you
> > would change in either/both or how you would merge them.
>
> Some times the best solution in a disagreement is deference is a neutral
> third-party.
>
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