On Tuesday 09 November 2010 05:15:17 Kostas Koudaras wrote:
> First of all the title is a bit ironic.
> Well I started thinking about it after what I read on a previous
> marketing list post with subject "Wrong marketing OBS".
> So now I would like to discuss the parts of openSUSE project because I
> feel a bit confused about it and I believe I am not the only one. I
> mean as I know parts of the openSUSE project are the SUSE Studio, the
> openSUSE distribution, openSUSE LI-F-E and the OBS.
> -Is there something else?( I don't know if we can include Yast in all
> this)

I normally speak about these pillars:
* distribution
* community
* communication
* tools

Btw. we have no formal definition what an openSUSE sub-project is ;)

> > -When you make a search for openSUSE project in our wiki in order
> to find out what the openSUSE Project is you get that
> http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Project , where you read: The openSUSE
> project is a worldwide effort that promotes the use of Linux
> everywhere. openSUSE creates one of the world's best Linux
> distributions, working together in an open, transparent and friendly
> manner as part of the worldwide Free and Open Source Software
> community.
> Nowhere you read about the other parts of the project than the
> distribution,at list that is what I think except if I'm missing
> something and if I do is it enough?
> 
> I recommend to talk about what should we find in an openSUSE project
> booth other than information about the distribution and organize teams
> to create that kind of information(at least for the parts we don't
> have) and material.

good idea.  So, what do others would add for a large booth:
First:
* distribution
* OBS (main part of tools) and SUSE Studio
* community
* communication

Second - lower prio:
* YaST
* libzypp/zypper
* openSUSE Education (LI-F-E)
* openSUSE Medical


> I see people making great work in a variety of things around the
> openSUSE project (OBS,LI-F-E and more) but because of lack of
> promotion it gets behind and all we promote is the distribution. Well
> we are not Ubuntu(it is just an example due to its popularity, I don't
> mean anything else) and our goal should not be to become because I
> believe we are something different and better and the distribution is
> and should be a part of the whole idea around our project.
> Let us don't leave distribution choke the Project.

Will you collect the responses and take care to present this on the wiki, 
please?

Andreas
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