On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 09:58:10PM -1200, Glynn Foster wrote: > Don't get too worked up about the quote that I had above - that was > really just to incite people, and get a discussion started. I'm not so > much worried about the polls that they get their data from. I'm more > worried about the content and quality of the GNOME articles - is this > something that we can have some sort of influence over?
Dunno, but we do have our own magazine that we do have control of the content for the most part. I would be more interested in getting these magazines to use our GNOME articles instead especially if they are widely read. (people should step up to write articles too :P) If we could get our advisory team to also export some our articles to internal IBM or something that would rock. There's probably ways to do it. > Why is that? Why are 99% of the Linux magazines out there KDE based? > Seems like there are important questions to answer for the marketing > group. I think because KDE is perceived to be the dominant desktop (despite the fact that I think a lot of apps are GTK+ based, some people really hate C++(1) :-) Most of Europe is using it aren' they not? I think most of the linux magazines are European based (at least the "fan" ones) sri -- marketing-list mailing list marketing-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing-list
