Marketing Meeting 2009-04-21 IRC Log

2009-04-23 Thread Steven Moix
Here is the log for this week's meeting, not many people present so it's rather 
short:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Meeting:Marketing_meeting_2009-04-21

Have a nice day
Steven

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NLUUG Filesystems Storage (May 7th)

2009-04-23 Thread Jeroen van Meeuwen

Hello,

I'm sending you this announcement because it's a very interesting event 
organized by the Dutch UUG, on the subject of Filesystems  Storage, 
with key people giving keynotes and sessions amongst which is the core 
developer of ext4.


Kind regards,

Jeroen van Meeuwen
-kanarip

==

Every bit counts. From a single byte to billions of images, from one
line of text to a gigantic tangled semantic web of documents, from clay
tablets to 3D holographic memory, storage and the means to organize
storage have always been important to humanity. Never underestimate the
bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes, it was said; a sailboat
crossing the Atlantic still manages rates of a little over 1GB/s
end-to-end.

A petabyte of storage weighs about as much as a small car, but a large
physics experiment can fill that up in less than a week. The modern rate
of data production and amount of data storage --and crucially also data
search and retrieval-- have pushed the limits of computer storage and
the traditional file system further and further back.

The NLUUG Spring Conference 2009 focuses on storage and the means to
organise it: file systems, physical storage, connections and search.

The keynote speaker at the conference will be Ted Ts'o, author of the
ext4 file system in Linux and CTO of the Linux Foundation. Other
subjects at the conference are DRBD, desktop search and ZFS.

The conference is in conference center 'De Reehorst' in Ede, The
Netherlands. Information about the full programme and registration can
be found at the conference website:

http://www.nluug.nl/events/vj09/index.html

As always members of NLUUG and sister organisations as well as students
get a hefty discount.

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Slogan, redux

2009-04-23 Thread Paul W. Frields
Hi Marketeers,

There is still some time left before a final slogan is required for
the Fedora release web site.  (Currently we use the slogan Fire it
up from the Fedora 10 release.)

However, during the intervening period since we collected slogans, the
artwork for Fedora 11 has changed significantly, dropping virtually
all of the design elements on which we based our slogan guidance.
This is not a negative comment; in fact, I really like the new
artwork, which is quite different from the earlier versions that I
liked as well.  You might think I'm easy to please, but there are
plenty of people who know me that will tell you otherwise! ;-)  I
prefer to think that our Artwork team just does consistently great
work.

Now the artwork features a lion (which is appropriate given the
etymology of the F11 release name, Leonidas).  Since we try to tie
the slogan to the artwork, I've come up with some candidates.  I would
like to open the door for 48 hours for more suggestions.  At the end
of the process, I'll look at the total list and pick from it.

I've updated the wiki and invite you to put in suggestions.  *Please*
look at the ground rules and try your best to stick to them.  If you
think your previous slogan should be considered, feel free to just
copy it to the new table.

I'll look at the results on Saturday night or Sunday and touch base
with the list with some thoughts.  Thanks everyone!

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F11_release_slogan

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Re: Slogan, redux

2009-04-23 Thread Terrance Hutchinson
Umm

Let it ROAR

Heart of a Lion

THIS IS FEDORA! (cheesy I know)


These are probably stupid slogans though I gave it a shot. I'll think of
more later.

Hutchint

On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Paul W. Frields sticks...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi Marketeers,

 There is still some time left before a final slogan is required for
 the Fedora release web site.  (Currently we use the slogan Fire it
 up from the Fedora 10 release.)

 However, during the intervening period since we collected slogans, the
 artwork for Fedora 11 has changed significantly, dropping virtually
 all of the design elements on which we based our slogan guidance.
 This is not a negative comment; in fact, I really like the new
 artwork, which is quite different from the earlier versions that I
 liked as well.  You might think I'm easy to please, but there are
 plenty of people who know me that will tell you otherwise! ;-)  I
 prefer to think that our Artwork team just does consistently great
 work.

 Now the artwork features a lion (which is appropriate given the
 etymology of the F11 release name, Leonidas).  Since we try to tie
 the slogan to the artwork, I've come up with some candidates.  I would
 like to open the door for 48 hours for more suggestions.  At the end
 of the process, I'll look at the total list and pick from it.

 I've updated the wiki and invite you to put in suggestions.  *Please*
 look at the ground rules and try your best to stick to them.  If you
 think your previous slogan should be considered, feel free to just
 copy it to the new table.

 I'll look at the results on Saturday night or Sunday and touch base
 with the list with some thoughts.  Thanks everyone!

 https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F11_release_slogan

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Re: Slogan, redux

2009-04-23 Thread Mathieu Bridon (bochecha)
 Let it ROAR

That's actually nice !

Is « roar » an action verb in english ?

If so, it could be nice to use it as the main verb of the sentance,
something like « Roar with pleasure » (but with something other than «
pleasure », it's a Linux distribution, not an orgasm, even though some
might have weird sexual perversions :)


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Re: Slogan, redux

2009-04-23 Thread Paul W. Frields
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 10:48:41PM +0200, Mathieu Bridon (bochecha) wrote:
  Let it ROAR
 
 That's actually nice !

Could we please put suggestions on the wiki page?  Thanks!

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F11_release_slogan#New_slogan_ideas

 Is « roar » an action verb in english ?

Yes.

 If so, it could be nice to use it as the main verb of the sentance,
 something like « Roar with pleasure » (but with something other than «
 pleasure », it's a Linux distribution, not an orgasm, even though some
 might have weird sexual perversions :)

Okay, maybe let's not put *that* one on the wiki. ;-)

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