Who's the Fedora user?

[Patrick Barnes]

Jeff Spaleta wrote:

>On 8/24/05, Jeff Spaleta <jspaleta at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>Since so much effort is going into
>>actually building Fedora specific packages in Extras..I'd rather
>>notify Fedora users of that first and foremost.
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>And.. while I'm thinking about it.. there is a second-order effect PR
>win here.  An in-distro tool that users can use to watch "interesting"
>additions to Extras gives an easy way for users to watch and be
>excited about the growth of technology IN Fedora. Small reminders to
>people..people like reviewers who sit and play with Fedora on their
>workstation and desktop that this is an active, growing community of
>contributors.
>
>-jef
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If we are talking about a simple notification tool that bases its
notifications on something that is configured on the local system, I
don't see a problem with it.  My concern was with the burden of managing
a list and writing the notifications.  If it is entirely automated and
doesn't require additional management at our end, it might be worth
writing a small tool to make it happen.  You've got my +1.

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