Hi folks,
My fellow loco's and I over at Ubuntu UK have been trying to establish
whether or not it's worth trying to market Ubuntu via local
magazines/publications etc which take contributions from the
'community'.
I'd just like to share the first article that we've knocked together
with you all:
> I think that this is quite a good draft. However, I think it is
> important (as Debian does in their "why you should switch" page) to note
> some disadvantages as well. Ubuntu doesn't work wonders, and is better
> at some tasks than others. One task which is popular is DirectX-based
> gaming, whi
> Yes, well that may be just because that other software has too many
> flaws to list ;)
>
> More seriously, I do still feel that in persuading others to switch,
> they need to know what to expect. Leaving the bitter aftertaste of
> disappointment is not what we want to do, if Ubuntu didn't do some
Chris Rowson wrote:
>> I think that this is quite a good draft. However, I think it is
>> important (as Debian does in their "why you should switch" page) to note
>> some disadvantages as well.
I do not go along with (that quoted comment) at all. This is a
*Marketing* list!
We should be bringing
Good Day People:
After reading over the "ArticleForLocalMagazine" wiki page, I thought I
would add a couple of comments from the "New England" point of view.
[Even though it's been a while since I went to school there.]
Free Software is free because of freedom not price, the GNU project
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