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Originally Posted by GNOME_n00b
EDIT: no sooner had i posted this that i realised that TechieMoe has already devised a system (which wasn't there when i started writing the above). ...
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- 10-24-2005 #11It's not set in stone by any means. I'm wide open for suggestions. Interestingly enough, if I follow some sort of set criteria for my ratings, the rating tag might actually be the most "fair" part of my whole site. Haha. Damn it all.
Originally Posted by GNOME_n00b Registered Linux user #270181
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- 10-24-2005 #12Linux Enthusiast
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I reckon the best Idea would be a star rating ( keeping it plain and simple). so it is to the point
- 10-24-2005 #13Yeah, the penguin/coaster thing would be more complicated. How about just penguins? If it doesn't earn one, it doesn't get one. I'd still be up for someone whipping up some tiny penguin graphics. I'd need whole and half penguins. Anyone up to it?
Originally Posted by onlinebacon
If not, I may do some Gimping tonight and see what I can come up with. That tux graphic is public domain, isn't it? This one:
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- 10-24-2005 #14
You can just use the penguin images used already on LF. And I think having a negative deal is a good thing as well, just my two cents.
- 10-24-2005 #15Ah, that's a good idea. Filled-in tuxes and grayed-out tuxes. I'll pull it off here then (provided these aren't copyrighted... any thoughts, Jason?). If I were to also go with the coasters, anyone have a tiny CDROM icon link somewhere?
Originally Posted by lakerdonald Registered Linux user #270181
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- 10-24-2005 #16Read your pm's (didn't post the link here since I didn't want my server to be lfdo'd
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- 10-24-2005 #17Just Joined!
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Try looking at linuxiso.org, and click on one of the distros.
Originally Posted by techieMoe
They have cd images there.
They have a message at the bottom "All images, trademarks and copyrights herein are property of their respective owners. All else Copyright © 2000-2002 Linuxiso.org." I don't know if that means that the cd image is copyrighted, or if it's free for public use.
- 10-24-2005 #18How about this one?
Originally Posted by techieMoe
- 10-25-2005 #19
Sounds like a neat idea, if I need a quick reference I'm usually stuck with reading the entire review (which doesn't bother me, as it's amusing) but the key word is quick. It'd be nifty if you could go and see up at the top that's it is a good or bad rating and run over to a mirror to download, for those in a hurry.
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- 10-29-2005 #20
I'm trying out a penguin system, based on the 4 criteria I stated earlier in this thread: installs, detects my hardware, is useful offline, and I can actually be productive with it.
I'm still not sure whether I want to add on the coasters or if the penguins are good enough.Registered Linux user #270181
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