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if you are to use this as presentation, live, I recommend making the 'next' link bigger - like the whole bottom line or even the whole background should be link to the next page
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on slide 5 I find the headers strange
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especially 'item'
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GUI toolkit: TCL; are you sure it's not called TCL/Tk?
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stefan
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ok, well, this was done the lazy way by grabbing a table image , willl rewrite with HTML table.
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Igor2
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(as far as I understood tcl doesn't do GUI)
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stefan
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thanks will correct
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stefan
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the table was a side-by side comparison of xschem vs Cadence Virtuoso, of course i removed the Cadence column :-)
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willl redo this slide
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slide9: I'd remove the download link from here, and would add a 'thank you and good bye' slide as slide 10 with the home page URL, svn URL and contact (at least email)
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a list of all the different simulators you support, maybe with a short comment on how well that flow works, pros, cons
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- a slide about how you create a symbol (steps) just to show it's not different and not complicated
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another important point, especially after seeing so much fosdem:
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some listeners will find your presentation inspirative and will write a mail soon after the presentation
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but if you do a demo, I'd skip these, these are less interesting than the demo
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another important point, especially after seeing so much fosdem:
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some listeners will find your presentation inspirative and will write a mail soon after the presentation
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make sure you allocate some time and access your mail within some reasonable time frame (like 6 or 12 hours) after the presentation
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it's rather disappointing when the presenter answers only after week
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"because I had to get home first", "but if I was there I decided to spend 2 days", etc
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being able to react in reasonable time shows the listeners are really important to you, not only the show
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