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Re: [opensuse-project] What's the latest on the strategy discussion?
- From: Basil Chupin <blchupin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Dec 2010 12:41:12 +1100
- Message-id: <4D0033B8.8040700@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
On 09/12/2010 11:51, Jos Poortvliet wrote:
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I think there are areas which need a bit more attention.
First:
Target users
We cater for users who are interested in computers and want to experiment, learn or get work done.
The most important target audience is mentioned last - ie those who want to get work done. Those who want to get work done should be mentioned first.
Second:
What do we not focus on?
The openSUSE community has its goals and targets; consequently there are things that are not in the direct focus of our community. *This does of course not mean* it is not possible
The part in bold lettering should read: "Of course this does not mean it is not possible......".
Three:
openSUSE does not:
* Oversimplify the system to the point where configuring it becomes harder. We prefer flexibility over an (extreme) focus on ease of use.
* Always *having* the latest and greatest in the shipped releases.
The word here should be "*have*" and not "having" so that the whole thing would read, "openSUSE does not always have the latest and greatest......".
For your consideration.
BC
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Ok. Here goes. Attached the almost-final draft.
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I think there are areas which need a bit more attention.
First:
Target users
We cater for users who are interested in computers and want to experiment, learn or get work done.
The most important target audience is mentioned last - ie those who want to get work done. Those who want to get work done should be mentioned first.
Second:
What do we not focus on?
The openSUSE community has its goals and targets; consequently there are things that are not in the direct focus of our community. *This does of course not mean* it is not possible
The part in bold lettering should read: "Of course this does not mean it is not possible......".
Three:
openSUSE does not:
* Oversimplify the system to the point where configuring it becomes harder. We prefer flexibility over an (extreme) focus on ease of use.
* Always *having* the latest and greatest in the shipped releases.
The word here should be "*have*" and not "having" so that the whole thing would read, "openSUSE does not always have the latest and greatest......".
For your consideration.
BC
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