Re: [ubuntu-marketing] to do

2006-07-20 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
It would be nice to have somewhat of a timeline laid out as to when we want different things done.On 7/19/06, sara vasquez <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:ok  please bear with me as I am learning as I go and I am thinking out loud. I
am thinking if my to do list is the best way to approach this. I feel reallyweird handing out jobs and not being complete sure that I am taking fulladvantage of your help, so if you think that there is a better way to carry
on please let me know. As you can see from my previous e-mail you can seethat I am having second thoughts concerning the coherence of the assignments.Sara--ubuntu-marketing mailing list
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] to do

2006-07-20 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
I'd say that just posting all of what needs to be done, then assigning those that you know are covered works well. Then anything left people can see needs to be done and can take it if they want to.
On 7/19/06, sara vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ok  please bear with me as I am learning as I go and I am thinking out loud. Iam thinking if my to do list is the best way to approach this. I feel reallyweird handing out jobs and not being complete sure that I am taking full
advantage of your help, so if you think that there is a better way to carryon please let me know. As you can see from my previous e-mail you can seethat I am having second thoughts concerning the coherence of the assignments.
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Ubuntu magazine - How 2.0

2006-07-18 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
That is definitely several issues worth. I can do something with installing software and synaptic and adept if you like.On 7/17/06, Joey Stanford <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:HowdySara Vasquez wrote:> How 2.0 ( Joey I think that you probably hav ea better idea on what this
> things should be)> How to install Ubuntu (Show off the new installer)> How to install software> Brief intro into package management, advantages (security), disvantages,> Synaptic and Adept example
How 2.0 was meant to be a wordplay cross of "How-to" and "Web 2.0".  Thethought behind the content was to demonstrate  interesting tidbits onemight find in a How-to but, where possible, showcasing booming announcer voice> the powerful features of the package managementsystems in Ubuntu Dapper  toaccomplish your daily needs/practical needs in a simplified yet powerful
manner.   Focus, as with the magazine in general, is simple enough forthe new windows convert (or thinking of converting) as well as enoughmeet for existing Linux users.e.g.  How do I listen to itunes on Linux?   Old way:  you're hosed.  New
Way: Avahi with Rhythmbox, Banshee, or Amarok.How do I edit my genealogy? Old way:  download, tar -xzf, ./compile, etcetc.  New Way:  Gramps!How do I run Windows programs?  Old way: dual boot.   New way: wine,
cedega, vmplayer, parallels, Xen, etc. etc. (wow, this could be 12issues worth of stuff right there)The thought was to focus on a common task/desire and, at least for thenear term, show case apps as part of the solution.  This eventually
becomes harder after you've showcased apps so we could then transformmore into a real how-to column later on.  Perhaps like pc magazines ofyesteryear...we might even create a program to solve a problem then
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Fwd: Ubuntu magazine

2006-07-18 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
If someone can tell me how they'd want it to look I can try putting
some css together to make it look that way, warning I haven't touched
css in a few years.On 7/17/06, Beth Koenig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can code html if someone wants to devolope the styles. I'm a coderNOT a designer. (Smile)Beth Koenig[EMAIL PROTECTED]On 7/17/06, Eric Krichinsky <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> I'd love to help all I can. is there anything specificly that needs to be> done that we don't have a person capable of doing it yet? I try to fill a> niche when I can. And on the wiki there is a link labeled our forum, it is a
> dead link just thought I'd point that out.>> Quick question, where is the content of the magazine coming from? Looks like> a nice list for what will be in there but who is writing it?>
>> On 7/17/06, Sara Vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> > -- Forwarded message --> > From: Sara Vasquez <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> > Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 09:56:59 -0400> > Subject: Ubuntu magazine> > To: ubuntu-marketing@lists.ubuntu.com
> >> > Hey all,> > I've being thinking about how to move foward since our last meeting, and I> > feel that the best thing is to just publish the first issue and then take> it
> > from there. Our first issue would probably include information that> already> > exits, but needs to be expanded or presented on a graphical way.> >> > Why are we doing this?
> > Many potential and existing Ubuntu users are just trying to figure how to> do> > things their old OS way. We need to aproach this as a way to introduce> them> > to the POWER of 
ubuntu.We need to show them that ubuntu and Linux as a> whole> > is not just a good 'replacement' OS, but a god OS on its own right. We> need> > to showhow to unleash the power of ubuntu.
> >> > What we have now?> > A group of seven people super exited and motivated to get this going> > A wiki https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMagazine
> > We have a testing website, but I lost the url ( Digital Mouse, could you> > post the url?)> > a draft of our master TOC> > an outline for our first six issues> > a draft for our first issue TOC
> >> > What we need?> > A finalized TOC (at least for the first issue, we can change some things> > latter)> > We all agreed before that are going to have a html and pdfmagazine,but we
> > still need to figure out the fine details of it. (I think that this would> be> > a good way to get the community> > involve, by asking them to collaborate on logo, layouts,or perhaps html
> > skills)> > We need to figure out and spread out jobs to get out our fist issue out> >> >- How are we going to pick articles> >- Who would be in charge of the final revisons
> >> > How are we going to get this acomplish?> >> >1. We need to meet again. I would like to a matrix for convinient> >meetig timeon our magazine wiki, since some of our menber were not on
> the> >meeting I take it tha tit was not a good time. I tried to do something> like> >that,but as many of you probablyknow I am a wiki retarded (can someone> >please helpme out with this)
> >2. I am going to start a post on the forum concerning art> >participation,logo, layout for the pdf,etc. (> >> 
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1198640#post1198640)> >3. I think that for the first issue I can take care of it release,> >article calling and stuff (off course I will need you help),but for now
> >unless someone else wants to do it I wil take careof it.> >4. Digitalmouse has said that he can help of with the pdf stuff. I> >don'texpect him to do it all,but since he knows how to do it he can at
> least> >explain us and giv eus some guidance.> >5. KensentMe has expirience on freelance writing so he migh help us> >with the way we should structure the articles and the way in which we
> can> >make them iteresting> >6. Joey, Phil and Martin all have expirience on being project leaders> >and I know some of them already have ideas about articles they would
> like to> >write.> >7. Jenda,what can I say about Jenda he is just the man.> >> > My proposed TOC (for now, I'llpst one in the wiki as we play round it in> the
> > mailing list)> >> > Editors note> > Intro to our magazine , Who we are(an extesion of the marketing team,> > members of the community),Waht are our expectation of the magazine,Why we
> > are doing what we are doing.> >

Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Fwd: Ubuntu magazine

2006-07-17 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
I'd love to help all I can. is there anything specificly that needs to be done that we don't have a person capable of doing it yet? I try to fill a niche when I can. And on the wiki there is a link labeled our forum, it is a dead link just thought I'd point that out.
Quick question, where is the content of the magazine coming from? Looks like a nice list for what will be in there but who is writing it?On 7/17/06, 
Sara Vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-- Forwarded message --From: Sara Vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 09:56:59 -0400Subject: Ubuntu magazineTo: 
ubuntu-marketing@lists.ubuntu.comHey all,I've being thinking about how to move foward since our last meeting, and Ifeel that the best thing is to just publish the first issue and then take itfrom there. Our first issue would probably include information that already
exits, but needs to be expanded or presented on a graphical way.Why are we doing this?Many potential and existing Ubuntu users are just trying to figure how to dothings their old OS way. We need to aproach this as a way to introduce them
to the POWER of ubuntu.We need to show them that ubuntu and Linux as a wholeis not just a good 'replacement' OS, but a god OS on its own right. We needto showhow to unleash the power of ubuntu.What we have now?
A group of seven people super exited and motivated to get this goingA wiki https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMagazineWe have a testing website, but I lost the url ( Digital Mouse, could you
post the url?)a draft of our master TOCan outline for our first six issuesa draft for our first issue TOCWhat we need?A finalized TOC (at least for the first issue, we can change some things
latter)We all agreed before that are going to have a html and pdfmagazine,but westill need to figure out the fine details of it. (I think that this would bea good way to get the community involve, by asking them to collaborate on logo, layouts,or perhaps html
skills)We need to figure out and spread out jobs to get out our fist issue out   - How are we going to pick articles   - Who would be in charge of the final revisonsHow are we going to get this acomplish?
   1. We need to meet again. I would like to a matrix for convinient   meetig timeon our magazine wiki, since some of our menber were not on the   meeting I take it tha tit was not a good time. I tried to do something like
   that,but as many of you probablyknow I am a wiki retarded (can someone   please helpme out with this)   2. I am going to start a post on the forum concerning art   participation,logo, layout for the pdf,etc. (
   http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1198640#post1198640)   3. I think that for the first issue I can take care of it release,
   article calling and stuff (off course I will need you help),but for now   unless someone else wants to do it I wil take careof it.   4. Digitalmouse has said that he can help of with the pdf stuff. I   don'texpect him to do it all,but since he knows how to do it he can at least
   explain us and giv eus some guidance.   5. KensentMe has expirience on freelance writing so he migh help us   with the way we should structure the articles and the way in which we can   make them iteresting
   6. Joey, Phil and Martin all have expirience on being project leaders   and I know some of them already have ideas about articles they would like to   write.   7. Jenda,what can I say about Jenda he is just the man.
My proposed TOC (for now, I'llpst one in the wiki as we play round it in themailing list)Editors noteIntro to our magazine , Who we are(an extesion of the marketing team,members of the community),Waht are our expectation of the magazine,Why we
are doing what we are doing.Team of the MonthIntro to the marketing team. I feel that this wold be a good place tointroduce the marketing team its purpose and different teams and inviteother to participate.
Letter to the magazineperhaps we wont have anyScreenshots of the MonthGo around and show what we feel are the best screenshots of the monthm Theyshould show the different flavors and flexibility of ubuntu
The screenshots should have icons set, theme, software runnigm etc. ( itwould be pur monthly contribution on how to custumize your desktop)Meet the Daper DrakeQuick intro to Linux->Debia->Ubuntu->
Daper Drake featuresMention of the flavors of UbuntuHow 2.0 ( Joey I think that you probably hav ea better idea on what thisthings should be)How to install Ubuntu (Show off the new installer)How to install software
Brief intro into package management, advantages (security), disvantages,Synaptic and Adept exampleHow to contributeA section on how to contribute to Ubuntu, We can start on how to report abug. I think taht it would be nice since most error messages ask for bug
reports,but I still don't know to report a bug.Ok so if you have any other ideas or feel that mines are just horribleplease comment on them and lets iron out the wrikles on this so that we canfinally get this going
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] firefoxday

2006-07-17 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
It says you will be added to Firefox 2, but how exactly are they adding the names?On 7/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Have a look at this, a smart idea indeed.
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Ubuntu magazine specs

2006-07-14 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
What help are you currently looking for with the magazine project?On 7/13/06, sara vasquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all,i just added some specs on the Ubuntu Marketing Launchpad. Please le me know
what you think. If any of you want to work on any of the specs please le meknow so that I can put you as the assignee. I really need someone to sing upfor the wiki. I also need to know why I am not allowed to change the
priority.Also I think that perhaps we need to have a separate Launchpad page for theUbuntu mgazine so that the specs go there. I will make a spec for the ubuntumagazine that should go on the Ubuntu Marketing specs.
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Members Skill Set List

2006-07-14 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
what is the page on the wiki?On 7/13/06, Rich Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey everyone,Me again, anyways, got a small favor to ask. I am working on creating a pageon the wiki that will act like a brief skill set database for all of us. Thisway here, if you are interested in creating a project, or are working on a
project and could use some help, you could refer to this list and be able topinpoint a person or two. Right now, I am just looking at listing someskills/picking skill to utilize for this. The following is the small list I
quickly came up with. Please feel free to add more to the list. If the listbecomes to big and demanding, then I will look at generalizing skills intofields maybe. Anyways, here we go:The following are typical marketing skill sets:
* Sales* Business* Management* Marketing (duh!!!)* Planning* Strategy* Economics* Broadcasting* Voice Work (i have no clue on this one, are you a singer?)* Public Speaking* Rapid Info Processing
* Writing* Internet Design* Editing* Rapid Research* Original Thinking (thinking outside the box) hehe* Organization of InformationWhat I think could be used:* Artwork   * Gimp/Photoshop
   * Inkscape   * Other* Presentation(al) (i.e., flyers, presentation, inserts, etc.)   * OpenOffice.org   * Scribus   * Other* Web Stuff   * Design   * Building   * Editing   * Maintaining
* Documentation (i.e., works together with presentation as well, projectdocumentation, specification documentation)   * OpenOffice.org   * Docbooks   * MoinMoin Wiki (the Ubuntu wiki)OK, I just went braindead, add more!!! Thanks everyone
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[ubuntu-marketing] Promotional Materials

2006-07-12 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
-- Forwarded message --From: Eric Krichinsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Jul 12, 2006 9:46 PM
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Promotional MaterialsTo: Jan Vancura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>As far as stickers go i recieved some with the Ubuntu logo on them with a package I just recieved from ship-it.
On 7/12/06, Jan Vancura <

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Robert McWilliam wrote:> On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 20:58:49 +0200 Jan Vancura <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:>>> Rich Johnson wrote:>>> On Wednesday 12 July 2006 13:19, Jan Vancura wrote: [snip]
>>>> How about: http://www.cafepress.com/ubuntushop/
>>> Hey everyone,>>>>>> I sure wish there was something other then Cafepress, as I
>>> purchased a polo shirt, a t-shirt, and a coffee cup. Everything>>> was WAY OVERPRICED, and the craftsmanship was below standards>>> in my book. These are $5 t-shirts on ebay with a horrible
>>> screenprint/iron on, as the polo's are just as bad. The coffee>>> cup is just that, a plain $2 cup at your local Kmart with a>>> screenprint of the Ubuntu logo. We need to look into a better
>>> place for making the Ubuntu stuff, for instance>>> http://www.jinx.com
 as their quality is good, and you can>>> purchase their stuff locally also in the United States. Just my
>>> 2 cents. ;)>> Sounds reasonable. I never had much trust for cafepress given>> by the prices ;) If anyone's up to it, it'd be a great project.>> I'm printing out stickers myself and will be selling them, but I
>> have nowhere near the budget to get T-shirts done or anything of>> the sort.>>>> Jenda>> Before you can use the Ubuntu logo/name on anything that isn't> Ubuntu you need permission from Canonical (it is a registered
> trademark). This is especially true if you are charging money (I> don't think it make any legal difference but Canonical might be> more likely to turn a blind eye if you are giving stuff away with

> the logo on it than selling it)>> 
http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/TrademarkPolicy>>  Robert
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Switching from Windows

2006-07-11 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
If the list is too redundant we can just provide a link to the other page. I was thinking more so of a summary of just some main programs. Testing of instructions is not a problem, if you want I can provide instructions, especially for the dual boot appendix. As for number 2 we do need to be careful not to offend in our wording here. I'd say there is a choice of listing the advantages open source has, or providing testimonials explaining why to switch.
On 7/11/06, Phil Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi EricThanks for your reply.On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 09:05 -0400, Eric Krichinsky wrote:> I'd suggest it explain the difference of open source somewhat, maybe> contain a list of equivilent programs for proprietary one's, and
> possibly even a guide on how to switch including the details of> repartitioning. If you want help on any of these areas in particular> just let me know and I'll do what I can.In our current document plan we have the following sections:
Main Guide1. Introduction2. Reasons to switch3. Preparing to switch4. Installing Ubuntu5. Applications6. Importing data from WindowsAppendicesA. Windows networkingB. Dual-booting with Windows
It is intended that (1) or (2) will contain a section explaining theopen-source model. (3) will contain details on preparing data to betransferred from Windows onto an Ubuntu installation. (5) will contain a
list of equivalent applications and (4) will contain details onpartitioning and so on.We would especially like help in testing the instructions in chapters(3) and (6), when they have been written. We'd also like your thoughts
on the content of chapter (2), as this may be sensitive from a marketingperspective. We want to make sure we're putting the 'right' advantagesin!Thanks again,Phil--Phil Bull
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Switching from Windows

2006-07-11 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
I'd suggest it explain the difference of open source somewhat, maybe contain a list of equivilent programs for proprietary one's, and possibly even a guide on how to switch including the details of repartitioning. If you want help on any of these areas in particular just let me know and I'll do what I can.
On 7/11/06, Phil Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,Several of us are about to start work on a 'Switching from Windows'guide [1][2]. The aim of this guide is to help Windows users make theswitch to Ubuntu as easily and painlessly as possible.
Within this guide we have planned a chapter on 'reasons to switch'. We'dlike this chapter to be a small(ish), high-impact set of reasons to useUbuntu instead of Windows, perhaps similar to Apple's switching website
[3]. Hopefully, this could also be re-used in marketing materials.Does anyone have any ideas or comments on how we could do this, or whatthe chapter should contain? Any input you have would be very much
appreciated.Many thanks,Phil[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SFWGuide[2] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2006-July/006739.html
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] Next Meeting

2006-07-03 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
For me it looks to be at 3:00pm so its in the middle of the work day, 
but I'll try to be in attendance.


Karl Goetz wrote:

Jan Vancura wrote:

I propose the next MT meeting to be at 19:00 UTC, Thursday, July the
13th, 2006 on IRC in #ubuntu-meeting.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/Meetings for details, a-jenda,
preferred meeting times etc.
Open to discussion...

Jenda

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FYI.
Its at 4.30 am my time :|, so as for attendance, maybe maybe not ;)
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Re: [ubuntu-marketing] ubuntu magazine art work

2006-07-03 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
If we are doing a magazine how is it being distributed? and we should 
probably talk to the Documentation Team about it, they have the 
newsletter and if I recall there has been mention of a magazine before.


Sara Vasquez wrote:

hey all,
I decided to try to get some help with the art work on the ubuntu 
magazine
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1209232#post1209232 

I figure I would do this becuase I feel that somehow we hit a 
roadblock and maybe aproaching this forma nother angle we can get 
ideas and motivation flowing again. Maybe by having and
front cover we would feel the need to fill the pages. anyway if any of 
you has nay idea you can collaborate ther. I have to 
mention the idao of using the work  *abantu ( mean people ) *is a good 
idea. I know taht some of you had work on art work so maybe its time 
to put it all in one place for all to see.* *


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[ubuntu-marketing] ideas

2006-07-03 Thread Eric Krichinsky 
All of these ideas of have seen bouncing around sound like we are 
atleast moving in the right direction.


*we need to know our target audience
*we need easily understandable material to use to advertise
*we need to have some form of heirarchy even with a backup this doesn't 
have to be strict but having leaders helps keep us on the right path and 
gives newcomers a sure place to get help and guidance


anything beyond all of this is what we will actually be doing, for now I 
suggest we try to focus on these main points so that we can effectively 
market Ubuntu. A logo couldn't hurt either.


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