Re: [OOo-Hebrew] Thanks

I personnaly think the problem is marketing to students/university faculty
and stores.
Once it will be installed in all new computers slowly people will start to
use it.
Students and faculty will help pass the word. I think not enough effort has
been implamented in these two directions.

Dan


On 7/10/06, David Grossman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Open Office is a great product.
> > That said, I told some friends and it seems no one has heard about it.
> > I tried to persuade some people in Israel to try it and they  were
> afraid.
> > They feared their computer might crash or it might affect their regular
> > Windows Office programs.
> >
> > Being new to the world of open office, I wondered why isn't it being
> > publicized more?
> >
> > Dan
>
> Well, now you are able to help spread the world :-)
>
> However, that is not enough.
>
> Several years ago, OO was distributed at an exhibition (FIS? Computax? I'm
> not sure).
>
> I attend many Anashim Umachshevim conferences. OO is never there. Those
> are
> important conferences, attended by IT and decision-makers. OO should be
> there. It would make OO become an acceptable and mainstream product.
>
> As a matter of fact, Anashim Umachshevim conferences should include
> lectures
> about OO. Those conferences do occasionally include other open source
> products, such as variations of Linux.
>
> Dan has a very good point. What can be done to publicize OO at Stier and
> Anashim Umachshevim events?
>
> David Grossman
>
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