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The benefit to fedora is that it becomes more attractive to new users, and help teams | The benefit to fedora is that it becomes more attractive to new users, and help teams doesn't have to take all the pressure. Also existing users might find it a handy application for accessing information in an easy and understandable way. | ||
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Revision as of 02:15, 20 May 2010
Fedora-tour
Summary
Fedora-tour will provide new users a chance to learn about the application that they have installed and the Fedora community as a whole. It will touch on issues that new users may have when running Fedora, as well as quick overviews of applications, how to get support via IRC and forums, how to file bugs, and how to get more involved in the Fedora community.
Owner
- Name: Ryan Rix
- Email: ry@n.rix.si
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 14
- Last updated: 16 April 2010
- Percentage of completion: 20%
The project is almost at a stale because we can't seem to get the content we need. Anyone who has any suggestions or want to help, please talk to us on freenode #fedora-tour
Detailed Description
The goal of fedora-tour is to make a handy and easy help function for users of all groups.
Benefit to Fedora
The benefit to fedora is that it becomes more attractive to new users, and help teams doesn't have to take all the pressure. Also existing users might find it a handy application for accessing information in an easy and understandable way.
Scope
How To Test
User Experience
Dependencies
Contingency Plan
If it doesn't get finished, it will not ship. But it will not put other parts of Fedora in jeopardy.