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Just taking your screenshots from Iceweasel/Chromium instead of Safari would be an easy step. It shows that you've tried your project on a GNU/Linux platform a
by dublinben 12y ago
Just taking your screenshots from Iceweasel/Chromium instead of Safari would be an easy step. It shows that you've tried your project on a GNU/Linux platform at least once. I don't use any Webkit-based browsers, so it doesn't help me at all if you've designed your site/project to work well with Webkit.
- swanson 12y agoWill take that into consideration - to be fair, the existing screenshots are from Chrome (just running on OS X).
- gohrt 12y agoSo perhaps you should keep doing what you are doing and not get derailed by someone whose goal is not to find a good software, but is to gripe about the marginalization of Linux even when it is completely irrelevant to context.
- eddiedunn 12y agoNo, I would say showing screenshots from all "supported" platforms is a good idea. The cost is very low, and preventing people from feeling marginalized is a win for you and your software. Anecdotally, I can say that I am going to have a look at the software, and this just because the author was willing to consider us Linux users.