Re: [Gramps-users] Help guide the direction of GRAMPS

[Andres <an...@cc...>]

> 1) What desktop environment do you use (KDE, GNOME, xfce, enlightenment,
> etc).

	GNOME

> 2) What is your preferred word processor (KWord, OpenOffice, AbiWord,
> etc.)

	AbiWord, EMACS

> 3) What genealogy reports are most important to you?

	Descendants Tree. I recently saw a very fancy one. It was like a
semicircle where the main person was at the centre and his/her parents
branching out and their parens branching out also. It was a prety goof way
to find out what ancestors/surnames hadn't been researched yet. I'll find
out the name of that kind of graph...

> 4) What features are missing by GRAMPS that would be the most useful to
> you?

	What about a geographical map with the statistics on the
	number of persons per country/city? Maybe with a way to zoom
	in/out	to the desired resolution.... (just daydreaming)


> 5) Is the capability to extend GRAMPS via plugins important?

	Yes.

> 6) What other genealogy programs do you use?

	None, but friends use PAF

> 7) Would support for a peer-to-peer genealogy system be of value to you?

	Seems interesting, yes.

> 8) What is the biggest drawback of GRAMPS as you see it?

	Loading time with big databases.
>
> Thanks for taking the time to answer the questions.
>
> Don
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