[Ambassadors] Fedora EMEA e.v. (was Re: What Fedora makes sucking ...)
Robert M. Albrecht
fedora at romal.de
Fri Dec 12 21:59:20 UTC 2008
Hi,
maybe I'm a silly Fedora fanboy :-) But I like Fedora.
I don't use it for daily work, most time I spend on my Apple.
But I really like toying around with the newest technology and toys. And I
think that is exactly Fedoras purpose. If it crashes or an update kills
yum, so what ?
Let`s be honest: Fedora releases are really only installable
Rawhide-snapshots. And Rawhide is supposed to eat your babys. If someone
needs a stable system he should use CentOS or RHEL or Ubuntu.
But to Robert: yes, Fedora did loose a lot of users (at least in my
surroundings) as the last Fedora releases really had a lot of problems,
even for bleeding edge users. That really is bad :-(
Today I returned from the third Secure Linux Administration Conference, and
there was only one Fedora user. Even my laptop did run on Ubuntu, as the
appliction I was giving a lecture on is written in Java and does not even
start on F10. But tomorrow I will reinstall Fedora, as Ubuntu is boring :-)
And the Fedora marketing is great. Did you see this:
http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&q=fedora+plymouth
If you search for Fedora and Plymouth, the first hit is a Ubuntu-Brainstorm
link "We want Plymouth!".
Isn't that great? 10 years ago only Microsoft could sell unfinished
software to customers :-)
cu romal
Am 12.12.2008 0:54 Uhr, schrieb Robert Scheck:
> Hello Gerold,
>
> On Tue, 09 Dec 2008, Gerold wrote:
>> To be honest; I don?t want to keep this discussion away from the ML
>> because THIS is only PART and DECISSION by the emembers of Fedora EMEA
>> e.V. and not a topic which must discussed here in the "Ambassadors world";
>> ...
>
> Sorry, but there I still don't really agree with you. The Fedora EMEA e.V.
> was founded in order to support the Fedora Project and also the activities
> of the Fedora Project including its ambassadors, right?
>
> Unluckily we somehow missed to have a more deep linking between Fedora EMEA
> e.V. and the Fedora Project inside of the NPO statutes, but we should solve
> this with the next membership meeting. Yes, the NPO stands somehow for its
> alone, but as we're still under the Fedora umbrella, we should get linking
> also using the legal way inside of our statutes.
>
>> And, Christoph, Robert and all other, I feel and see this "discussions"
>> and "complains" very, very, very personall because I was one of the power
>> to found that NPO.
>
> We also had a personal talk about this yesterday during dinner. I of course
> can understand, that you're supporting the NPO with heart and soul, but you
> please should not treat every critics against yourself. The points claimed
> here are not to blame you as person, it's because I care...as Christoph
> pointed out already in another mail. Nobody is perfect, mistakes or unlucky
> things can happen, stuff can get forgotten and that includes also the board
> of Fedora EMEA e.V. Please try to take the critics not against you personal
> as I also told you during our talk - that would make me more happy.
>
>
> Greetings,
> Robert
>
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