LOL  LOL  LOL

       To me a magazine was LIFE, Post, ... they included photographs with
their articles;
           ah, that glorious feeling when just the right image was captured
on the silver negative ...

       then came color prints ... then television ... then color tv ... and
now whatever this is called;
           a glorified typewriter that does all sorts of things, including
shutting down whenever it feels like doing so  ;-)

       Ah, remembering how things once were ... simpler.



On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 2:46 PM, VA <cuyfa...@hotmail.com> wrote:

What's a magazine? ;)
>
> Virgil
>
> From: Tom Davies
> Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 3:12 PM
> To: Users List at Lib O
> Subject: [libreoffice-users] Printed Glossy Magazines
>
>
> Hi :)
>
> My 'local' supermarket, part of a national and possibly international
> chain, used to have an isle for magazines with 1 section for IT.  Out of
> the 16 mags there used to be 2 devoted to Linux.  Sadly, last week there
> there was only 1 :(  but a few gaps so i went in today hoping to see 2
> again but still only 1 :(  still some gaps.
>
> Then i noticed the sections on either side seem to have crept into the IT
> section so it's gone from 2/16 about Linux to about 1/10.  Not quite such a
> bad drop as i had first feared.  Then i noticed that 2 mags on the top
> shelf were about Android and another mag was about smart-phones with 4
> sections in the mag to cover the 4 main types = they had Android as the
> number 1 best, then iPhone, then Windows and finally blackberry.  So, half
> the mag about Linux, or 3/4 about unix-based platforms and only 1/4 about
> Windows.
>
> So that added up to 3.5/10 mags about Linux platforms!!  Nearly double on
> a few weeks ago in a shrinking market!!
>
> Oh of the remainder of the mags several were dedicated to Photoshop and a
> few to iSomethings and some too generic to get down to specific OSes or
> even platforms.
>
>
> Amazing stuff!!
> Regards from
> Tom :)
>
>

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