Co-branding?
Diaa Radwan
diaaradwan at gmail.com
Wed Mar 26 09:23:34 UTC 2008
On 03/26/2008 03:20 AM, Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was talking recently to a couple of friends who aren't in the software
> industry and it came out in our recent discussions that both the
> companies they are working for is using Fedora on their systems. They
> remarked that they had no idea that Red Hat was involved in Fedora.
>
> I still meet people in various places who think Red Hat has stopped
> working on a free distribution after Red Hat Linux 9 and continue to use
> it or worse a earlier version.
>
> I just looked within Fedora to see if there was any hint and couldn't
> really find any prominent ones. The note on http://fedoraproject.org is
> also easily missed. Is this a deliberate decision? Should there be some
> of co-branding within the distribution and a prominent hint in other
> places?
>
> Something like Fedora - Powered by Red Hat/ Sponsored by Red Hat or some
> such.
I think this will bring us back 2 years. One of the major advantage
given by Red hat; is we got transparent build process; all tools used is
GPL'ed, all these efforts are done to invite and welcome contributers, I
think co-branding will do exact the opposite.
>
> Rahul
>
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