Enterprise Engagement is a project that I'm working on focused around community outreach and collaboration with professional developers, start-ups and companies. It's focus is on working with companies to optimize GNOME Shell as a tool they can use as a default desktop on their Linux/Unix workstations and encouraging the use of GNOME technologies in professional products. The aim is to not only build a large thriving community of professional developers contributing to GNOME software but to build sponsorship opportunities for GNOME in terms of resources and finances. My goal is to sign up a few hundred companies/start-ups/groups for this program.
The immediate goal of contacting the distributions is that they have direct access to professional/corporate end-users and for this project to succeed I'll need to work directly with their desktop teams. On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Bastien Nocera <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mon, 2014-04-14 at 11:19 -0400, Alex GS wrote: > > Either this week or next week I'm planning on sending a mass email to > > all the major distribution desktop mailing lists, 16 mailing lists in > > total, with a message introducing the Enterprise Engagement (EE) > > program and asking for volunteers to join the project. Ideally I would > > like to work with Engagement and do this as a team. But if I don't > > get enough feedback from you guys I'll just have to go it alone. > > Given the lack of response this seems likely. I can't keep on waiting > > forever to get this project started and at some point I have to put > > things into motion. > > > > > > Let's setup a time or at least discuss this topic before I send the > > email to the lists if you can... > > If you could explain what you're trying to achieve, it would be useful > before emailing people on behalf of GNOME... > > >
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