Hi,<br><br> For SWOT (<a href="https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/SWOT">https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/SWOT</a>) and specially to comparative Analysis (<a href="https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/SWOT#Comparative_Analysis">https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/SWOT#Comparative_Analysis</a>) I need a couple of guidelines, for which I will not decide upon, since I&#39;m not the most qualified person to engage or set on stone those.<br>
<br> I&#39;ve proposed on the layout the following comparative analysis:<br> <br> - Fedora and Ubuntu<br> - Fedora and openSuSE<br> - Fedora and Debian<br> - Fedora and Slackware<br> - Fedora and Arch Linux<br> <br> <br> To perform this, I&#39;m going to cover 2 things from the marketing perspective:<br>
 1. Marketing Mix<br> 2. Communication Mix<br><br> This 2 points I can manage well and there won&#39;t be much trouble, but I would like to place also some more information on this, something we can translate into charts or graphs and that on the end we can actually combine them all.<br>
<br> I was thinking on the following:<br><br> &gt; Ease of Installation (rated in scale, 1-10);<br> &gt; Out of the Box install success in common hardware (mainstream hardware)<br> &gt; Out of the Box security;<br> &gt; Average Time of Installation;<br>
 &gt; Boot time (power on to GDM login);<br><br> Now, what more should we use to complete it? Factors we can measure in a scale from 1-10 and that are relevant in therms of comparison to another distros, any more suggestions? <br clear="all">
<br>-- <br>nelson marques<br><a href="mailto:nmo.marques@gmail.com">nmo.marques@gmail.com</a><br>