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Message #00245
Re: Meeting ....
This sentiment makes a lot of sense, because "freedom" is such a free
word. Even as you said: "*your* stuff." Microsoft and Apple have
developed reputations for being either incapable i.e. inflexible, or
controlling and restricted. People should use technology to explore.
Freely.
On Tue, 2010-12-14 at 10:03 +0100, pamela cpt wrote:
> +1
> I think there's room to include it somewhere else along the way, but
> only from the point of view of "it's your stuff, share it, do what you
> want with it, no restrictions".
> One of the biggest barriers to switching is the perception that Linux
> is too hard, it's for geeks, it'll break your machine and your stuff
> won't work with it - I think any initial give it a go campaign should
> disabuse people of that by showing them a product that not only works,
> it looks good, it's fast and it's easy.
>
>
> On 13 December 2010 23:29, yitzchak schwarz <s.y.schwarz@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
> Who from the target audience even thinks about the concept of
> freedom in association with computers? We are selling a
> product, not an ideology.
>
>
>
> On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 8:33 AM, pamela cpt
> <pamelacpt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think this last point is a good one - apart from
> making sure that newcomers can access information
> easily, it would be a good way to measure the response
> to the campaign.
> I'm still not entirely convinced that alluding to
> Ubuntu as an alternative to Windows is the way to go
> though. I think a lot of ordinary users aren't
> necessarily looking for a change of OS - but they
> might jump ship to try something new and exciting. I'm
> thinking it might be a good idea to play on that
> aspect - the newness, "coolness", speed and freedom.
> On that front, I really liked the thinking behind
> Tarek's proposed script on the Wiki - the one
> described as "shamelessly ripped off from Emily and
> Hendrix." :-)
> I'm also wondering if, once the ads are made, it
> wouldn't be a good idea to dovetail their release with
> a CD drive - i.e. get plenty of copies out there into
> internet cafes/onto magazines/student union centres
> etc? I think a lot of ordinary users (and potential
> converts) would give it a whirl when they discover
> they can run a live CD first.
>
> Cheers,
> Pamela
>
>
>
>
> On 12 December 2010 13:33, Barry Drake
> <b.drake@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Had another thought: a very prominent link on
> the web-site front page
> saying something like" Are you here because
> you've seen the advert?
> Come here first" .... and the link takes you
> to a page for someone who
> has no idea at all what Ubuntu actually is.
> Brief explanation of
> Ubuntu, with attractive screenshots and links
> to personal stories from
> enthusiasts.
>
>
> Regards, Barry Drake.
> --
> Sent from my desktop using Ubuntu - the
> window-free environment
> that gives me real fresh air.
>
>
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