f23 final release annoucement

[Matthew Miller]

See
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F23_Final_release_announcement#Fedora_Server

I'd like the annoucement to be mainly targeted at new or casual users.
Details and tech stuff should go into the release notes. Here, for each
of the editions, I think we want just

- the quick elevator pitch ("Deploy complex services with a click....")

- a one-liner describing the most exciting new things (new role?
   anything else?)

- an action statement — "Get Fedora Server this morning and have
   an identity management solution in place by lunchtime."

except, not necessarily those words. What words *should* I use?

[Matthew Miller]

Also, if promoting Fedora Server (or Fedora in general) is interesting  
to you, also please see this thread on the Fedora Council discussion   
list:

https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/council-discuss/2015-October/01378...

[Stephen Gallagher]

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On 10/21/2015 10:35 AM, Matthew Miller wrote:
> See 
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/F23_Final_release_announcement#Fedora_S

erver
> I'd like the annoucement to be mainly targeted at new or casual
> users. Details and tech stuff should go into the release notes.
> Here, for each of the editions, I think we want just
> the quick elevator pitch ("Deploy complex services with a
>
> click....")

"Linux service management made simple."?
> a one-liner describing the most exciting new things (new role?
>
> anything else?)

Manage a Kubernetes cluster from the Cockpit Admin Console
Launch a FreeIPA domain controller from a kickstart file.
> an action statement — "Get Fedora Server this morning and have an
>
> identity management solution in place by lunchtime."
>
> except, not necessarily those words. What words *should* I use?

Actually, that's a pretty good one.

We could also go with: "Take control of the datacenter of the future.
Today."

I'm not really coming up with a lot of great material for this
release, honestly. There's a fair amount of good work, but not a lot
of it is user-visible.
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[Matthew Miller]

On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 04:12:49PM -0400, Stephen Gallagher wrote:
> "Linux service management made simple."?

Thanks. I went ahead and integrated this stuff into the wiki page.
> I'm not really coming up with a lot of great material for this
> release, honestly. There's a fair amount of good work, but not a lot
> of it is user-visible.

This is why you're supposed to name stuff after you make it, not
before. :) If I were doing this in retrospect, and had Total Naming
Control, I've called the previous release Fedora 21.1, and this 21.2.

Next release is going to be big, though. :)