Am Dienstag, 20. Januar 2009 18:26:11 schrieb Stian Rødven Eide:
I've now applied the latest changes:
- Added the four freedoms
It makes the sentence kind of difficult to read....
- Changed "Contact" to "About"
- Moved links below table to "About"
- Changed Okular Windows link
- Added note about GNUpdf to "About"
- Asked team@ about the licence
- Added the WTFPL anyway for now
I don't think that an official campaign targeting major organisiations and governmental institutions should refer to the "Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License".
What about just writing: All images displayed maybe used, modified and/or redistributed for any kind of purpose without any kind of restrictions.
- Added Yap to the readers list (Free OS's and Win, is that correct?)
- Changed <fn> to <div>
- Fixed language dependant titles (it turned out to be a simple matter
of inventing a new template header tag)
The new pages are available here: http://pdfreaders.org/index-new.html http://pdfreaders.org/graphics-new.html http://pdfreaders.org/about-new.html
One solution for the win/mac Okular issue would be to introduce a second footnote. I don't think it's an optimal solution however, and similar instructions would probably be necessary for Yap as well since it requires GNUstep. Perhaps we could give both the same second footnote saying that "additional software may be required to use this program".
Sounds good. Maybe we could also make the font "lighter" instead of the parantheses.
In Solidarity Hannes