Hi folks,
I had a little brainstorm with myself about the marketing of Ubuntu. And
I put all of it into a draft.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommunicatingUbuntu
Have a look, a offer up some comments. It is still very much a
braindump, and I've noticed a fair few other call to arms with regards
to ma
Hi Maciej,
On 10/27/06, MaHan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The fact is, Scribus users, contributors (like myself), developers have
> been trying to attract Ubuntu makers' attention to various grave issues
> in Ubuntu for many months, but these attempts have been widely ignored.
On behalf of the
Matthew Revell wrote:
> I have to say, I like the way our team page on the wiki has a "Find
> us" section right up front. Ubuntu wiki pages don't make it that easy,
> that I can see, to have anything other than a linear layout. So, we
> need the first item to be for new people, and how they can fin
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Hi Marketing team,
I have been working on a new document for the Ubuntu Documentation on
how to get involved with Ubuntu [1], and as part of that, I have been
going through all the team wiki pages to gather basic information on
how to get involved wit
Hi John.
John Baer wrote:
> Is there really any other way to manage anything goes?
>
As you note, there are a lot of ideas on this list. Some ideas are good,
some ideas are unfocused, some ideas are bad. But you'll notice that
only a few of all of these ideas are actually taken beyond this
Brai
Marcos Larios wrote:
> I've been in contact with Andreas Lloyd about the survey s/he has done
> for Ubuntu Developers,
He! ;-)
> [snip] the survey would be directed to users of any Ubuntu release, in
> order to know the worries of the users, software needed in Linux and
> Ub
Melissa Draper wrote:
> If you feel like adding your previous survey (and even your
> ubuntu-fieldwork thingie) to the Research page, I've added a 'Past
> Initiatives' area for such projects. It'd be a shame for *any* research
> information to get lost in the ocean that is the Ubuntu wiki.
>
> This
currently involved, as well as a link to the project's wiki page.
>
> Chris Kenyon and/or Andreas Lloyd: Could you check that what I put on
> the page regarding your project is accurate and sufficient?
>
I changed the wording a bit, but otherwise it's fine. Chris is actual
Hey all.
I hope that not everybody has forgotten about the User Case study idea.
Just to formalize it a bit, I've taken the original suggestion from
Chris and integrated them with my comments on a new spec in Launchpad:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/ubuntu-user-case-studies
https://w
Tim Morris wrote:
[Lots of relevant and interesting stuff about marketing targeting]
> Again, what John has done is the first step towards addressing these
> issues assuming we are targeting the corporate user.
>
> However, what I was saying in my original post was, speaking as a
> market research
Hi all,
I only just joined the marketing list last night, so I'll reply to
Corey's mail instead.
Corey Burger wrote:
> On 7/20/06, Chris Kenyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> There appears to be universal demand for case studies on Ubuntu usage. I
>> would welcome comments on the following proposal
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