> >And if got lost. That should tell you something. Perhaps something like
> >"*Advanced interface support for USB, FireWire, and AGP!"
> >
> >Then place any expostulatory text indented under that as complete
sentences.
> >This treates the bulleted items as "titles". Your target audience
At 04:15 PM 9/1/00 -0700, you wrote:
>And if got lost. That should tell you something. Perhaps something like
>"*Advanced interface support for USB, FireWire, and AGP!"
>
>Then place any expostulatory text indented under that as complete sentences.
>This treates the bulleted items as
> I am not a lawyer, marketing manager, marketer, salesperson, pre-sales
> person, or indeed even a "real" kernel hacker. I'm a bloody high school
> student. Hence the lack of the "journalistic touch". I'm just hacking
away,
> hoping someone will notice, tell me everything to fix, I fix it, and
> >-> Multimedia
> > * Faster multimedia with specially designed video acceleration driver
s. In combination with the new release of the X Windows System, Linux includes
drivers to take full advantage of your accelerated video card (nVidia and 3Dfx
cards among those supported) to get
> Hi Daniel, anyone.
Hullo(tm).
> I am not a lawyer and I am not a marketing manager, but I think there
> are several things that need fixing. Most of these are differences that
> I think stand out when comparing your draft with the KDE press releases
> for their KDE2.0 betas (those being the
On Fri, Sep 01, 2000 at 02:00:25PM -0600, TimO wrote:
> Daniel Stone wrote:
> >-> Multimedia
> > * Faster multimedia with specially designed video acceleration drivers. In
>combination with the new release of the X Windows System, Linux includes drivers to
>take full advantage of your
Date:Fri, 01 Sep 2000 08:47:04 -0700
From: Stephen Satchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
5) Even better would be to obtain the services of a PR firm used to
dealing with high-tech questions -- if you would like a list of potential
sponsors I can poll the IPG to see who might be
Daniel Stone wrote:
>
> Gidday!
{SNIP}
>-> Multimedia
> * Faster multimedia with specially designed video acceleration drivers. In
>combination with the new release of the X Windows System, Linux includes drivers to
>take full advantage of your accelerated video card (nVidia and 3Dfx
Hi Daniel, anyone.
I am not a lawyer and I am not a marketing manager, but I think there
are several things that need fixing. Most of these are differences that
I think stand out when comparing your draft with the KDE press releases
for their KDE2.0 betas (those being the only press releases
[Apologies in advance for polluting the linux-kernel with this, but I felt
that Mr. Stone's interesting contribution deserved a response from "the
other side" -- and that my response may have an impact on the people
providing the source information, namely the kernel developers.]
As a working
Gidday!
I was just flicking through the Kernel Traffic archives, did a brief skim,
and was alarmed to find my name there. It was in this thread, so I decided
it was worth a second look for my .00015*10^-9 nanoseconds of
fame. I've updated the press release itself below.
There are
Gidday!
I was just flicking through the Kernel Traffic archives, did a brief skim,
and was alarmed to find my name there. It was in this thread, so I decided
it was worth a second look for my .00015*10^-9 nanoseconds of
fame. I've updated the press release itself below.
There are
Hi Daniel, anyone.
I am not a lawyer and I am not a marketing manager, but I think there
are several things that need fixing. Most of these are differences that
I think stand out when comparing your draft with the KDE press releases
for their KDE2.0 betas (those being the only press releases
Daniel Stone wrote:
Gidday!
{SNIP}
- Multimedia
* Faster multimedia with specially designed video acceleration drivers. In
combination with the new release of the X Windows System, Linux includes drivers to
take full advantage of your accelerated video card (nVidia and 3Dfx cards
I am not a lawyer, marketing manager, marketer, salesperson, pre-sales
person, or indeed even a "real" kernel hacker. I'm a bloody high school
student. Hence the lack of the "journalistic touch". I'm just hacking
away,
hoping someone will notice, tell me everything to fix, I fix it, and in
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