On 10/4/07 22:40, Christian Weisgerber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Waring [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We'd like to print more BSD articles but nobody is submitting any.
(Standard reply at German LinuxTag when you ask the press people
about this.)
Surely there must be a reason why people
Daniel Seuffert wrote:
But don't forget: It's hard work and you need people doing this work.
That's the problematic part and that's the main reason imho why we
don't have more media attention...
Is there not a project (other than this mailing list) within the work of
the FreeBSD Foundation to
Paul Waring wrote:
Daniel Seuffert wrote:
But don't forget: It's hard work and you need people doing this work.
That's the problematic part and that's the main reason imho why we
don't have more media attention...
Is there not a project (other than this mailing list) within the work of
From my end I've never given this a thought. Thinking about it now,
I'd happily praise the virtues of FreeBSD in an article (giving
proportionally equal time to it's drawbacks... few that they are),
except I don't subscribe to any Linux mags, so I've no clue even what
they would want.
Maybe
Jim Stapleton wrote:
I'd happily praise the virtues of FreeBSD in an article (giving
proportionally equal time to it's drawbacks... few that they are),
except I don't subscribe to any Linux mags, so I've no clue even what
they would want.
The feeling I get is that actually a lot of these
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Ivan Voras wrote:
Robert Watson wrote:
Some things that might be neat to see articles about in the next six months
as 7.0 approaches:
I've had quite a few hits on my little summary what's cooking for 7.0
page, so I concurr the people are interested.
I suggest to make
Robert Watson wrote:
Some things that might be neat to see articles about in the next six
months as 7.0 approaches:
I've had quite a few hits on my little summary what's cooking for 7.0
page, so I concurr the people are interested.
I suggest to make an official section on the www.freebsd.org
Daniel Seuffert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know much about the specific situation in the UK, but I can
confirm BSD is not well represented in the media.
We'd like to print more BSD articles but nobody is submitting any.
(Standard reply at German LinuxTag when you ask the press people
Paul Waring wrote:
I've noticed over the past few years that there has been a growing
number of Linux magazines available in the UK (Linux Format, Linux
Magazine and Linux User/Developer are the ones that immediately spring
to mind), but there is still no widely available printed magazine
Paul Waring wrote:
I've noticed over the past few years that there has been a growing
number of Linux magazines available in the UK (Linux Format, Linux
Magazine and Linux User/Developer are the ones that immediately spring
What one can leverage with magazines depends on local turnover/
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Julian H. Stacey wrote:
Best bet to be paid, might be to go for a USA / world distributed
mag like Dr Dobbs, (that has a hopefully decent turnover to start
with), sell an article to them simultaneously give them contacts
...
This reminds me. I have offered to co-author
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