[Fedora-marketing-list] Next-release plans on the frontpage (was: Re: Fedora Core 6 Beta 2 Review)
Dimitris Glezos
dimitris at glezos.com
Wed Sep 6 20:12:51 UTC 2006
O/H Rahul έγραψε:
> Leon wrote:
>
>>>>
>>> What would you suggest the page be named as?
>>
>> I don't have anything specific to recommend. Just want to raise this
>> question. Because I think a lot of people come to fedoraproject.org to
>> find information about the next release and I don't think the front
>> page address this enough.
>
> I already wrote a release summary but it is not complete. Many things
> are still being updated in the development tree. So we cant list the
> complete set of features. We might disable features if they dont work
> properly or get additional ones before the general release based on
> developer time, feedback etc. You want me to put the release summary
> in the news section even thought its incomplete? If you want to write
> something new, feel free to.
We could consider though including something "lighter" than the actual release
summary, right?
It's not a bad idea to have something like "What we are currently cooking".
GNOME goes a step further and includes such a section even in it's release notes:
http://www.gnome.org/start/2.14/notes/en/rnlookingforward.html
Cooking something doesn't mean it will actually be served. Hell, it might get
even burnt. =)
I think this is cool (from a marketing perspective), it motivates users to
expect something, to actually look forward to the next version. We could start
with something not very specific/promising and as the test versions are released
become more specific. Besides, by the time of test3 things become pretty solid.
-dim
>
>>
>> Overall I feel the wiki isn't very user friendly.
>
> Can you help?
>
> Rahul
>
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