Thx Jos,
Would be useful you you could
- Always include a link to the official openSUSE page or blog for the
upcoming feature (preferably link the title)
- When possible a link to the roadmap of the feature. That would
provide some hints what current status is and how far into the future
to wait. Even far off features are good to know, but if the feature is
so far off as to be current vapor, we have to be careful promising it
as an upcoming feature.
- Optionally a "what people are saying" - Some recommended third party
review/analysis. Besides the project's own blogs, as the project
evolves closer to widespread deployment third party comment and
analysis can help to get an outside perspective of benefits.
Cool stuff Jos,
Tony
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 4:33 PM, Jos Poortvliet
Hi marketeers,
You might've seen me ask ppl for what's upcoming for openSUSE. I've created a wiki page: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Upcoming_features
Please help me add to it :D
I know we should have Yaloki's pet project on there, for example... (see my other mail with an almost-ready-article, nobody interested in finishing and publishing it???)
Jos
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