Closed bjones1 closed 9 years ago
Thank you very much! Monkey Studio/Enki project was missing a native speaker since the beginning.
I replaced Contributor to literate programming functionality.
with Creator of ..
What is good way to say 'Tested on Linux and Windows. It is reported it works on MacOSX`?
I can make a screenshot, so, all screenshots will have the same GUI theme and size. But I need a idea what to shot from you.
Sounds good. For a proposal I wrote, I created some annotated screen shots. This isn't just a pure screen shot; do you think something like this would fit?
Perhaps a bit less annotation, but I was thinking of two screen shots:
Re: literate programming creator -- thanks, sounds good.
Re: a rewording for "Tested on Linux and Windows. It is reported it works on MacOSX." How about "Tested on Linux and Windows. Users report that Enki works Mac OS X."
First screenshot: I think it will be clear, if we just show code window and preview. Without annotation. Probably with specially fabricated contents. (See next paragraph)
Second screenshot: Don't need to show the interpreter. There are separate screenshot for it. I think we can avoid annotation if create special document which describes preview functionality. Like
Underlines become titles
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[Links](http://enki-editor.org) are supported ...
What do you think about it?
I added some info at the end of "Markdown, HTML, reStructuredText live preview". But, now it is not enough visible.
Thank you. I fixed the line about Mac support.
That sounds good to me. I'll be happy to contribute something, or edit whatever you come up with.
I could try to do better Preview screenshot. But I think you would make better literate programming illustration.
OK, I'll work on a file. Where would you like to keep it (which branch and subdirectory)?
Create a directory, which starts on _
in the gh-pages
root. So it will not be visible on the site
I just submitted https://github.com/hlamer/enki/pull/284. Comments / feedback welcome!
I went through the site and tried to edit / tweak / rephrase.
Still to do: a CodeChat screenshot...