Re: Recapitulate the current state of Fedora Extras and some ideas to make it better

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Christopher Stone wrote:
On 7/9/06, Rahul <sundaram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hans de Goede wrote:

>
> <sigh>
>
> Today I had a refrehsing drink in the sun with a friend of mine and we
> had a discussion about Fedora and about how despite Fedora being GREAT
> Ubuntu seems to be way more popular.
>
> One of the things he mentioned was the negative tone on the Fedora
> mailinglist, I disagreed. But reading this: he is right. We should drop
> the negative tone.
>
> Neither Core nor Extras do _NOT_ sucks at all. Yes certain things are
> better in Extras then Core, but we have it easier, they have all the
> _really_ _hard_ packages. And yes even we are not perfect, but both core
> and extras are pretty good if not excellent in the case of Extras.
>
> So not perfect, but most certainly not sucking at all!
>
> Talking about this negative attitude, we need to improve our self image
> as a community and we need to work on our image to the rest of the worl
> too, time for a Fedora Marketing team?
>

Awareness also helps. http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing. All help
is most welcome.

I don't think it's an awareness issue, I think it is more a polish
issue.  I've known people to choose ubuntu over fedora just because
the extra function keys on their laptop work with ubuntu and not
fedora.

I was talking about the awareness that there already exists a marketing team. For other things, there is always bugzilla and yes Fedora does do more of the core hard system work compared to polishing now. A bit of focus on the polishing cant hurt. We are improving though. Help is welcome.

Rahul

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