As most will know, I've got assigned with the NetworkManager Feature Profiles. To accomplish this, I would like to point the following: - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/Network_Manager_Workbench This is where I'm going to gather all the information I've collected. This is not in any way a final version or something that will remain for long. This is basically for me to work out a structure and later on will move the reviewed contents to the final destination that someone will provide me (Mel et all, could provide some input for the right place and designation for this?). Furthermore: * The screenshots are not definitive, it's just a caption of things I found relevant and might change depending on the interviews. * I will use this very same page to work the raw interview material (edited). Anyone has a though about where to place the un-edited material for later usage if needed ? * The screenshots do not hold valid information. No need to camp my house door for free internet, or to worry about something regarding it's information. * I've taken the screenshots on Fedora 12, with a vanilla user, using the vanilla pre-set artwork (GNOME + GTK Fedora Theme + Default pointer, etc). * Everyone is free to participate and edit (specially english native speakers, since English isn't my native language). * Any suggestions will be considered (most likely added/reviewed), I've kept a special place (end of page) for anyone's suggestions. Working on: - Gathering background information regarding NetworkManager. - Preparing Interviews for developers. - wiki skills. As always feel free to highlight and participate with comments, suggestions, information, critics and whatever you find relevant. Thanks all for surviving this wall of text. nmarques -- Nelson Marques Private Contact- 07721(a)ipam.pt

Hi Nelson, one very cool new Feature is the display of signal strength and used mobile broadband technology. Do you have a mobile broadband device to make some screenshots with? If not just drop me a line and I'll hand you some screenshots. Felix

Felix, Sorry to nag you... I don't have mobile broadband devices because it's not quite an option for me and Vodafone coverage isn't the best... Anyway can you spare me some screenshots ? Feel free to mail them to me on private or in any other means you wish. Kindest Regards, Nelson On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 08:52 +0200, Felix Kaechele wrote: > Hi Nelson, > > one very cool new Feature is the display of signal strength and used > mobile broadband technology. Do you have a mobile broadband device to > make some screenshots with? If not just drop me a line and I'll hand you > some screenshots. > > Felix >

As most will know, I've got assigned with the NetworkManager Feature Profiles. To accomplish this, I would like to point the following: - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/Network_Manager_Workbench This is where I'm going to gather all the information I've collected. This is not in any way a final version or something that will remain for long. This is basically for me to work out a structure and later on will move the reviewed contents to the final destination that someone will provide me (Mel et all, could provide some input for the right place and designation for this?). Furthermore: * The screenshots are not definitive, it's just a caption of things I found relevant and might change depending on the interviews. * I will use this very same page to work the raw interview material (edited). Anyone has a though about where to place the un-edited material for later usage if needed ? * The screenshots do not hold valid information. No need to camp my house door for free internet, or to worry about something regarding it's information. * I've taken the screenshots on Fedora 12, with a vanilla user, using the vanilla pre-set artwork (GNOME + GTK Fedora Theme + Default pointer, etc). * Everyone is free to participate and edit (specially english native speakers, since English isn't my native language). * Any suggestions will be considered (most likely added/reviewed), I've kept a special place (end of page) for anyone's suggestions. Working on: - Gathering background information regarding NetworkManager. - Preparing Interviews for developers. - wiki skills. As always feel free to highlight and participate with comments, suggestions, information, critics and whatever you find relevant. Thanks all for surviving this wall of text. nmarques -- Nelson Marques Private Contact- 07721(a)ipam.pt

I will get out my editorial chisel in a few hours and get to work :) I'll give you a heads-up when I'm done so you can pass it to dan. Thanks, nelson! -robyn On 4/15/10, Nelson Marques <07721(a)ipam.pt&gt; wrote: > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/NetworkManager_in_Fedora_13 > > > Needs some editing and corrections for syntax and what-so-ever. > Robyn, your chisel skills ? > > I'm going to upload screenshots soon, later today and do so minor > tweaking on a couple of aspects. > > I am not sure if that was what was pretended, and I've leaded the > interview with Dan to another perspective. I hope I've focused enough on > NetworkManager, but redoing features that were previously entered on the > wiki by Dan seemed to be a waste of time, specially with his kick ass > blog article online. > > So I've tried to led the interview a bit more into the developing and > tried to present our users a bit more of a personal approach of one of > Red Hat upstream project maintainers. > > Feel free to send feedback, whatever... before we freeze it. Once we > have our editorial cuts and screenshots up, and plus from marketing, > I'll send it to Dan for his review and some corrections he might want to > enforce, and then we can go live. > > Also tweaking the interview page, which is a bit of copy/paste. > > nelson > > > > > > > On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 01:35 +0100, Nelson Marques wrote: >> As most will know, I've got assigned with the NetworkManager Feature >> Profiles. To accomplish this, I would like to point the following: >> >> - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/Network_Manager_Workbench >> >> This is where I'm going to gather all the information I've collected. >> This is not in any way a final version or something that will remain for >> long. This is basically for me to work out a structure and later on will >> move the reviewed contents to the final destination that someone will >> provide me (Mel et all, could provide some input for the right place and >> designation for this?). >> >> Furthermore: >> >> * The screenshots are not definitive, it's just a caption of things I >> found relevant and might change depending on the interviews. >> * I will use this very same page to work the raw interview material >> (edited). Anyone has a though about where to place the un-edited >> material for later usage if needed ? >> * The screenshots do not hold valid information. No need to camp my >> house door for free internet, or to worry about something regarding it's >> information. >> * I've taken the screenshots on Fedora 12, with a vanilla user, using >> the vanilla pre-set artwork (GNOME + GTK Fedora Theme + Default pointer, >> etc). >> * Everyone is free to participate and edit (specially english native >> speakers, since English isn't my native language). >> * Any suggestions will be considered (most likely added/reviewed), I've >> kept a special place (end of page) for anyone's suggestions. >> >> >> Working on: >> >> - Gathering background information regarding NetworkManager. >> - Preparing Interviews for developers. >> - wiki skills. >> >> As always feel free to highlight and participate with comments, >> suggestions, information, critics and whatever you find relevant. >> >> Thanks all for surviving this wall of text. >> >> nmarques >> >> >> >> -- >> Nelson Marques >> Private Contact- 07721(a)ipam.pt >> > > > -- > marketing mailing list > marketing(a)lists.fedoraproject.org > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing > -- Sent from my mobile device

We may have room in the Red Hat press schedule to run a feature profile on 4/20. Nelson, I've started working on editing your article. It's *very* well done, and full of great information.

I wrote a very short summary of the article and if we do get to run a press blog entry, we'll link to the feature profile on the wiki and of course to the Fedora 13 Beta download site as well. I should hear back shortly about whether we can get this into the hopper on time. Paul On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 01:40:48AM +0100, Nelson Marques wrote: > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/NetworkManager_in_Fedora_13 > > > Changed the whole thing. Only point 2 should be edited soon. For the > rest I believe it fits and qualifies with the goals of the Feature > Profiles. > > Feel free to edit, cut, whatever 8) > > Any suggestions are always welcome, > > nelson > > > On Thu, 2010-04-15 at 07:33 -0700, Robyn Bergeron wrote: > > I will get out my editorial chisel in a few hours and get to work :) > > I'll give you a heads-up when I'm done so you can pass it to dan. > > > > Thanks, nelson! > > > > -robyn > > > > On 4/15/10, Nelson Marques <07721(a)ipam.pt&gt; wrote: > > > > > > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/NetworkManager_in_Fedora_13 > > > > > > > > > Needs some editing and corrections for syntax and what-so-ever. > > > Robyn, your chisel skills ? > > > > > > I'm going to upload screenshots soon, later today and do so minor > > > tweaking on a couple of aspects. > > > > > > I am not sure if that was what was pretended, and I've leaded the > > > interview with Dan to another perspective. I hope I've focused enough on > > > NetworkManager, but redoing features that were previously entered on the > > > wiki by Dan seemed to be a waste of time, specially with his kick ass > > > blog article online. > > > > > > So I've tried to led the interview a bit more into the developing and > > > tried to present our users a bit more of a personal approach of one of > > > Red Hat upstream project maintainers. > > > > > > Feel free to send feedback, whatever... before we freeze it. Once we > > > have our editorial cuts and screenshots up, and plus from marketing, > > > I'll send it to Dan for his review and some corrections he might want to > > > enforce, and then we can go live. > > > > > > Also tweaking the interview page, which is a bit of copy/paste. > > > > > > nelson > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 01:35 +0100, Nelson Marques wrote: > > >> As most will know, I've got assigned with the NetworkManager Feature > > >> Profiles. To accomplish this, I would like to point the following: > > >> > > >> - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing/Network_Manager_Workbench > > >> > > >> This is where I'm going to gather all the information I've collected. > > >> This is not in any way a final version or something that will remain for > > >> long. This is basically for me to work out a structure and later on will > > >> move the reviewed contents to the final destination that someone will > > >> provide me (Mel et all, could provide some input for the right place and > > >> designation for this?). > > >> > > >> Furthermore: > > >> > > >> * The screenshots are not definitive, it's just a caption of things I > > >> found relevant and might change depending on the interviews. > > >> * I will use this very same page to work the raw interview material > > >> (edited). Anyone has a though about where to place the un-edited > > >> material for later usage if needed ? > > >> * The screenshots do not hold valid information. No need to camp my > > >> house door for free internet, or to worry about something regarding it's > > >> information. > > >> * I've taken the screenshots on Fedora 12, with a vanilla user, using > > >> the vanilla pre-set artwork (GNOME + GTK Fedora Theme + Default pointer, > > >> etc). > > >> * Everyone is free to participate and edit (specially english native > > >> speakers, since English isn't my native language). > > >> * Any suggestions will be considered (most likely added/reviewed), I've > > >> kept a special place (end of page) for anyone's suggestions. > > >> > > >> > > >> Working on: > > >> > > >> - Gathering background information regarding NetworkManager. > > >> - Preparing Interviews for developers. > > >> - wiki skills. > > >> > > >> As always feel free to highlight and participate with comments, > > >> suggestions, information, critics and whatever you find relevant. > > >> > > >> Thanks all for surviving this wall of text. > > >> > > >> nmarques > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> -- > > >> Nelson Marques > > >> Private Contact- 07721(a)ipam.pt > > >> > > > > > > > > > -- > > > marketing mailing list > > > marketing(a)lists.fedoraproject.org > > > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing > > > > > > > -- > > Sent from my mobile device > > > -- > marketing mailing list > marketing(a)lists.fedoraproject.org > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/marketing -- Paul W. 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On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 5:30 PM, Nelson Marques <07721(a)ipam.pt&gt; wrote: > On Fri, 2010-04-16 at 16:15 -0400, Paul W. Frields wrote: >> We may have room in the Red Hat press schedule to run a feature >> profile on 4/20. Nelson, I've started working on editing your >> article. It's *very* well done, and full of great information. > > Thanks. I've tried not to make a much dense article and supply relevant > information. Used some pointers/links to much more deeper information. > > Also tried to establish a different approach with the interview. As > spoken previously on this list getting people to enroll with Fedora is > always a challenge. Tried to get another view. Also pointing "community > icons" like than and having their own experience about what they do best > (maybe not), coding good software. > > I believe that focusing the bugs/bug reports was also important, as like > Dan mentioned, good bug reports are a huge benefit for their work. > > The first one is always the hardest, and that went through 4 or 5 times > from scratch. I happy it is in the scope of the proposed work and that > it is useful. > > Thanks for editing and polishing. It was very useful. I think I've finished the editing now. Paul