On 04/14/2015 05:16 PM, Abelli - agnez wrote:
Hello William,
thanks for asking the French team !
It's surprising that there is no info material in french, I had the
impression that libreOffice is quite visible. But probably I have
never
come across anything in French..
Maybe, if I could find a volunteer to translate, would you have a
source
file for a flyer in English or Dutch ? Cor, maybe you have the file
of
the paper you handed out at FOSDEM ? I think it's really worth a try
to
have some info material, as libreOffice should be installed at any
association ;)
We don't really have a budget for printing, but I'll try to do a
minimum
somehow...
I think the analysis by Arc is very useful for the public we want to
attend. Thanks for pointing me to it.
Best
Agnez
As Charles pointed out, we have a French brochure available from [1]
and called
"Brochure d'information générale". It's basically an ODT file and is
already
translated into French.
How much printed versions do you need? The company I'm in as an intern
could
provide a redesigned version and print it too if you want, but this is
unfortunately not for free. If a small logo of the company could be put
below
the paper, I can have a discount price.
@TDF, @Charles
Do you need new designed brochure even for the FOSDEM next year? If you
need >2K
pieces, the branding material will be returned to you in a modifiable
version.
Regards
[1] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/fr
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William Gathoye
<william@gathoye.be>
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