2016-02-09 14:37 UTC
Maybe a topic already discussed, and it's not me who is "confused" ...
I told a user to "download and install OpenDCL" (I meant the runtime). He reported troubles usign my VLX - it worked under Acad2015, but under 2016 he gets "opendcL: unknown command"
I looked at his PC and found that he had installed the "studio". Besides the problem that he has problems and it should work with Studio too, we started the download page:
http://www.opendcl.com/download/
The page has ..
Chapter 1: Donate
Chapter 2: Studio - If you're new to OpenDCL start here. ...
Chapter 3: Runtime - For advanced users: The Runtime is used to deploy ...
I believe (because I saw this behaviour by the user) that a user who only wants to run OpenDCL sees the page and thinks:
"Studio - for new users: that's for me ... Runtime: for advanced users - uh, not for me."
So I want to discuss if the information on the download page could be changed like:
"Runtime - for users / Studio - for developers"
Fine?
or not?
Regards
Peter
I told a user to "download and install OpenDCL" (I meant the runtime). He reported troubles usign my VLX - it worked under Acad2015, but under 2016 he gets "opendcL: unknown command"
I looked at his PC and found that he had installed the "studio". Besides the problem that he has problems and it should work with Studio too, we started the download page:
http://www.opendcl.com/download/
The page has ..
Chapter 1: Donate
Chapter 2: Studio - If you're new to OpenDCL start here. ...
Chapter 3: Runtime - For advanced users: The Runtime is used to deploy ...
I believe (because I saw this behaviour by the user) that a user who only wants to run OpenDCL sees the page and thinks:
"Studio - for new users: that's for me ... Runtime: for advanced users - uh, not for me."
So I want to discuss if the information on the download page could be changed like:
"Runtime - for users / Studio - for developers"
Fine?
or not?
Regards
Peter