[Fedora-ambassadors-list] events

[Gerold]

Hi all,

today I've had a very small spare time because waiting for an download of
approx. 2 GB :-) and so I decided to have a look on the "other Open-Source
Project" called OpenSuSE ...

Please have also yourself a look at http://en.opensuse.org/Events

where these people will attend. I don't know their programm but I think
it's never too bad to have a look, on which events the oponent will
participate.

Just my five cent

gerold

[Tejas Dinkar]

On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 15:40 +0100, Gerold Kassube wrote:
>  where these people will attend. I don't know their programm but I
> think
>  it's never too bad to have a look, on which events the oponent will
>  participate. 
They aren't the opponents.

You must remember that, although we are part of the Fedora Community, we
are part of the Linux Community, and the Free / Open Source community.

This means, if people will not use Fedora, and we cannot convince them
to use Fedora, no matter how hard we try, we ask them to use OpenSuSE.

And if they will not use linux at all, we ask them to use FreeBSD.

And if they insist on using windows/MacOS/Other Proprietary OS, we
convince them to use Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird.

One step at a time.

Gja

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[Gerold]

ok, ...

I think my english is not the best and I don't want to tell you, that
OpenSuSE is an enemy, never mind ...
And OK, yes, (after have a look at Mister dict.leo.org) I agree with you
that "openent" is not the correct phrase or description I've used. I'm
sorry for doing that :-(

I want to say that it's not so bad to have a look on other projects where
we can also "create leads" or find maybe "potential users, developers,
friends or whatever" ...

Once again; sorry for my horrible english and my misunderstanding :-(

Gerold



Tejas Dinkar wrote:
>  On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 15:40 +0100, Gerold Kassube wrote:
> > where these people will attend. I don't know their programm but I think
> > it's never too bad to have a look, on which events the oponent will
> > participate.
>
>  They aren't the opponents.
>
>  You must remember that, although we are part of the Fedora Community, we
>  are part of the Linux Community, and the Free / Open Source community.
>
>  This means, if people will not use Fedora, and we cannot convince them
>  to use Fedora, no matter how hard we try, we ask them to use OpenSuSE.
>
>  And if they will not use linux at all, we ask them to use FreeBSD.
>
>  And if they insist on using windows/MacOS/Other Proprietary OS, we
>  convince them to use Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird.
>
>  One step at a time.
>
>  Gja

[Thomas Chung]

On Tue, 7 Feb 2006 15:40:25 +0100 (CET), Gerold Kassube wrote
>  Please have also yourself a look at http://en.opensuse.org/Events
>   
Thank you Gerold,

Another good resource for us. :)

I'll add it to our schedule wiki:

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/Schedule

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Thomas Chung
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/ThomasChung

[Pablo Barrera Franco [Fedora Ambassador]]

Hi Gerold,
It's true, but I think that the OpenSuse Project is not an oponnent. Is 
just another expression of Linux. I think is always usefull
to know how another Linux Distros community do the things. Because Free 
Software Society and Open Source Software Development Model are
the same family. Diversity is a way of expression. And expression of 
creativity and freedom is the our main spirit.

I think SuSE is a very good distro, but I prefer Fedora, not about Red 
Hat, its about the potential we have to make a good work to spread
the Open Source ideas.

Another fifteen cents ( i put fifteen because in Argentina, Five Cent 
Dollars means 15 cents from Argentina :-)

Best regards
P.

> Please have also yourself a look at http://en.opensuse.org/Events
>
> where these people will attend. I don't know their programm but I think
> it's never too bad to have a look, on which events the oponent will
> participate.
>
> Just my five cent
>
> gerold
>
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[Greg DeKoenigsberg]

+1 to all this.

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On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Tejas Dinkar wrote:

>  On Tue, 2006-02-07 at 15:40 +0100, Gerold Kassube wrote:
>  > where these people will attend. I don't know their programm but I think
>  > it's never too bad to have a look, on which events the oponent will
>  > participate.
>  
>  They aren't the opponents.
>  
>  You must remember that, although we are part of the Fedora Community, we
>  are part of the Linux Community, and the Free / Open Source community.
>  
>  This means, if people will not use Fedora, and we cannot convince them
>  to use Fedora, no matter how hard we try, we ask them to use OpenSuSE.
>  
>  And if they will not use linux at all, we ask them to use FreeBSD.
>  
>  And if they insist on using windows/MacOS/Other Proprietary OS, we
>  convince them to use Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird.
>  
>  One step at a time.
>  
>  Gja
>  
>  --
>  Tejas Dinkar - tejasdinkar AT gmail DOT com
>  
>  Help fight continental drift.
>  
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