On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 11:31:34AM -0700, Sean robinson wrote: > Honestly, the ideal thing to do would be to market it as it is: "Fedora > Linux," It gives our distribution some independence.
Independence from what? > We should also start focusing on the market of testers. Is there a market of testers? Who are they, what do they want? Are they interested in testing all things, or just certain specific things? > Because we are a bleeding edge distro. We aren't, though. We strive to be a leading edge distro *without* the blood. > The android path seems like a better method to reach the kind of people > that Fedora seems to reach in its current marketing approach. Bleeding edge > testers, If we wanted to market it towards your typical computer user, the > development team needs to make a LTS edition. Imagine a more true-to-fedora > version of the Chapeau remix. Chapeau is honestly a few steps ahead of us > in marketing to normal-PC users. The faster we can turn Fedora into the > first result when someone searches "Beginner Linux" The larger amount of > people we could be promoting Fedora, linux, and programming to could help > the Fedora distro massively. But we need to get in contact with the > development team regarding making an LTS Edition Is "beginner linux" what we want? How does that match with testers, or with leading or "bleeding" edge? -- Matthew Miller <[email protected]> Fedora Project Leader _______________________________________________ Fedora Marketing mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
