Hi
http://www.heise-online.co.uk/open/Intel-switches-from-Ubuntu-to-Fedora-for…
"Chip manufacturer Intel wants to use parts of the Fedora Project Linux
distribution instead of Ubuntu as the basis for the second version of
Moblin (Mobile & Internet Linux Project)"
"Intel is keen on using a Linux distribution that uses RPM packages and
package management software. Hohndel pointed out that RPM packages
include licence information; the DEB package management as used by
Ubuntu and Debian doesn't have this information in the package files. By
having licence information available, developers can create software
collections by licence type or exclude software with certain types of
licences"
Rahul
Hi
http://www.tectonic.co.za/?p=2647
In an email today, Fedora’s Greg Dekoenigsberg said: “The engineers at
OLPC are busy building an educational experience for the kids of the
world. They are basing their excellent work on Fedora.
“Their time is stretched perilously thin … we in the Fedora community
can therefore have a huge, direct, and immediate impact on the success
of the OLPC project.”
Rahul
Hi,
http://www.press.redhat.com/2008/07/23/fedora-phones-home-fedora-talk-and-o…
"If you didn’t get to attend FUDCon last month, the community made
several exciting announcements including the availability of Fedora
Talk, the new Fedora telephony system. Based on the free VoIP project
Asterisk, Fedora Talk allows Fedora contributors to use any standard
VoIP hardware or software to sign into the Fedora system and make and
receive calls to other Fedora contributors."
"There are other possibilities to explore with Fedora Talk as well. What
if, in the future, a Fedora volunteer could claim an hour of time to run
a VoIP phone and answer user or contributor questions?"
Covered also by:
Fedora adds collaboration tools
http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS2725457510.html
Developers Make a Good Call With Fedora Talk
http://ostatic.com/169423-blog/developers-make-a-good-call-with-fedora-talk
Fedora Talk launches
http://lwn.net/Articles/291279/
Rahul
Hi all,
This is a great success for marketing of Fedora Astronomy Project!
Thanks Sergio!
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [fedora-astronomy] Poster about Fedora Astronomy presented
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:00:37 +0200
From: Sergio Pascual <sergio.pasra(a)gmail.com>
To: fedora-astronomy-list(a)redhat.com
Hi all, this last week I have presented a poster about Fedora
Astronomy in the meeting of the Spanish Astronomical Society. This is
me: http://sergiopr.fedorapeople.org/docs/p1000943.jpg
and this is the poster (in Spanish):
http://sergiopr.fedorapeople.org/docs/fedora_poster_sea08.pdf
The proceedings of the meeting will be published the next year, in the
Highlights of Spanish Astrophysics series. Perhaps the proceeding
could appear in ADS (http://adsabs.harvard.edu) the main site for
astrophysical references.
We colud get more impact presenting something in the ADASS meeting,
but this is a begining.
Regards, Sergio
--
Marek Mahut https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/Astronomy/
Fedora Project http://www.jamendo.com/
Interested in ---Fedora Marketing Project---
J.Ramakrishna Anand,
Thanjavur,TamilNadu,India
*Profession:* Student
SASTRA University,Kumbakonam,TamilNadu,India
*My Goals in the Feodra Project:*
**
1) To Spread the power of OpenSource and Fedora to wider public.
2) To distribute fedora to all Students & People and helping them to use
Fedora with innovation
3) To Provide free OpenSource Developer tools to all Students and
Developers and making them to innovate their ideas into development.
4) Marketing Fedora to Business people and helping them to deploy Fedora in
their business environment to run their business smoothly (24x7) [By
explaining about Fedora Security and Powerful Networking].
Fedora is powerful and free Operating System, it helps business
organizations to cut their IT Costs considerably. My team has planned to
promote Fedora to all business and schools in our local region and helping
them to use it by explaining them about the security issues and
other advantages on using fedora.
*My current tasks for Promoting Fedora:*
1) We are designing website for Fedora, which will be useful
for Feodra beginners,Users and Business Organizations.
2) I am going to start an OpenSource Club in my University along with my
friends inorder to promote Fedora by conducting meetings and workshops on
Fedora for Students.
*Projects and Marketing Efforts so for...*
**
Along with my friends I am runninga small Software company [ExproInvent],
we have developed several custom software for Windows Users, Now our team
moved to OpenSource, We have planned to develop Custom Software and other
innovative solutions for Fedora Operating System.
I have good marketing skills, so far I have marketed my team products to
our Customers. Our Software team is also RedHat Ready Business Partner and
Microsoft Registered Partner.
I have also promoted Ubuntu in my local region.
*My Fedora Marketing Plan:*
1) To prepare a Fedora Brochure and going to distribute it to local
businesses and Students by explaining advantages of using Fedora for
Business and Developers.
2) To develop custom applications on Fedora.
3) To provide free user support for Fedora users.
*My other Skills:*
1) Speaking on public meeting, Conducting Seminars,etc...
2) Creating Presentation slides based on Marketing basis...
3) Developing Software...
Linux DCOM Wiki : http://www.linuxdcom.exproinvent.com
J.Ramakrishna Anand,
jranand(a)fedoraproject.org
Hi,
http://www.linux.com/feature/140097
Greg DeKonigsberg, Fedora's liaison with Seneca, says, "There's a lot of
knowledge that's just not taught that you need [in order] to participate
in an open source project. There's a difference in how open source is
approached [compared to] traditional software, and it's not like you can
learn it in a book. It's very much an apprenticeship model."
Rahul