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[Julien Lavergne <gilir@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Le jeudi 29 avril 2010 à 17:42 +0800, C David Rigby a écrit :
> 1. Is it worthwhile way to collect information on installations in
> the 
> wiki in this fashion? I. e., is it of use to the developers and other 
> users as a way of collecting and presenting feedback?
It's always a nice piece of information.  But, it's not really accurate
to report problem. It's should be done by bug reports.


> 2. Assuming the answer to 1. is "Yes", what should be 
> added/changed/deleted from the template to make it more useful?
Maybe highlight important stuff, like the RAM and the CPU, and how to
find it with the live-cd ? Except this, it seems good.

> 3. Are the instructions in the source of the report template
> sufficient 
> for new users to be able to easily and successfully create
> installation 
> reports?
See 2)

> As an aside, it would be easier to do this sort of thing with a form
> on 
> a website, IMHO. Once upon a time, wiki's were created to make it
> easier 
> for novices to write on the web without knowing HTML. I'm not sure
> that 
> is any longer the case. I'm familiar with creating forms under Drupal 
> using CCK & Views. Other CMS packages probably have a similar
> facility. 
> Anyway, just a thought. 
We can create poll easily on Launchpad, it could be a solution to have a
bit of information easily. Writing a report is not always fun :) So,
just voting (like "Have you 64, 128, 256 or higher MB of RAM ?) is
easier for the feedback.

Regards,
Julien Lavergne