Using Shutter, the Feature Rich Linux Screenshot Tool

Guillaume Denormandie (Up and Comer) wrote Jul 23, 2009

Thanks :)

Andrew Johnson (ITNewb Guru) wrote Jul 23, 2009

Good work Guillaume, thanks again for contributing this =)

Andrew Johnson (ITNewb Guru) wrote Jul 8, 2009

Guillaume, what's the status on this article? Are you still planning on making some of those changes we discussed? The current grade is quite low, and if it gets much lower this thing will fail. With a few improvements this article could score much higher marks and safely be passed / archived.

I wouldn't wait until the last minute to improve it though because you need to give existing voters a chance to increase their grades. If 10 days go by and nothings been changed they may assume it's not going to be and stop checking.

Guillaume Denormandie (Up and Comer) wrote Jul 3, 2009

Hey Joel

Thanks for the comment I didn't think about that. I'll update this now.

Joel Vardy (Site Newb) wrote Jul 2, 2009

Hiya, just had a read through he article and a quick look on the website, I think it would be helpful for others if you mention the application is available in English as the screenprints show the French application.

Other than that I think it's a clearly written and easy to follow

Andrew Johnson (ITNewb Guru) wrote Jul 2, 2009

Hey Guillaume, thanks again for writing this! I know you and I have been discussing this article on AIM, but I thought I'd leave a quick update here for others while you're working.

Guillaume and I have specifically been talking over structure, shutter settings, image quality and additional images of the toolbar, buttons and so on. He's done a good job getting most of the meat put together, and planned on getting some feedback to help steer the final result.

If anyone wants to weigh in that would be appreciated.

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