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On Saturday 08 April 2006 00:07, Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> - devs need to make personal Gentoo business cards cause when people ask |
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> for *your* card, you look retarded when you say you have none (i know i |
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> felt retarded ;x) |
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Meh, you just look retarded :P |
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> ... some just want a generic Gentoo business card and the |
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> ones we had were great, but when you get into real conversations, the guy |
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> wants to follow up later with *you* |
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Quite an important point, but to have that fuzzy corporate feel then the cards |
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should look the same across the Gentoo devs at the event. Maybe the organiser |
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could organise some cards? |
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FWIW, after 6 years at my present company I got my first ever box of business |
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cards with my name on em. Wow. I didn't take them out on company business |
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because I hardly ever do, but the one time I did I looked a right tit for not |
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having one! |
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> - in general, we had a pretty strong showing; in devs (i lub you all), in |
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> users, and in people who had heard of us but were interested in learing |
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> more or why we were "better" than say Ubuntu/Fedora/etc... (their words ... |
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> it's best imo if you take the approach of how our distro *differs* rather |
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> than falling into how we're "better" than others ... it's up to the user to |
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> figure out which distro is better *for them*) |
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Shows our users are mor intelligent than most :) |
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> that's all i got, i'm sure the other guys that were there can chime in with |
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> their experiences (i almost got rajiv to ride piggy back ... maybe next |
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> year) -mike |
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Sounds like you had a blast! How about a nice writeup for GWN? |
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Thanks |
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Roy Marples <uberlord@g.o> |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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