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<B>Marc Paré</B>
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<I>Fri Sep 24 09:19:02 CEST 2010</I>
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<PRE>Le 2010-09-24 02:45, Maarten Vanraes a écrit :
><i> Hello,
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</I>><i> Personally, i think it's way too soon to be talking about this, but since it's
</I>><i> been brought up in threads a couple of times, i would like to state what i
</I>><i> feel could be useful in relation to this.
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</I>><i> A distro is used by alot of users, and sometimes also by companies. Companies
</I>><i> using a distro are in favor of having support on it.
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</I>><i> Instead of commercialising Mageia, i would propose that a page be provided by
</I>><i> people who are willing to provide support on Mageia to companies. (more or
</I>><i> less like debian)
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</I>><i> I am not saying a separately branded enterprise version is off the table, i'm
</I>><i> merely stating that at the start of this project, it may instill some
</I>><i> confidence in our project if companies could see that some kind of support will
</I>><i> be available.
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</I>><i> It could be as simple as a page with a simple list of contributers(non-novice)
</I>><i> stating that they (or a company they are in) are willing to provide commercial
</I>><i> support for Mageia, with a link to their site with contact info for it.
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</I>><i> It's just an idea, and after we have some kind of structure, this could be
</I>><i> discussed.
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</I>><i> just my 2 cents,
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</I>><i> Maarten Vanraes
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A good idea. Even if the support for the upkeep of this page were
infrequent and sparse, it would add another layer of confidence in the
community product.
Marc
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