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:11 Ways to Create a Successful Linux Distro
11 Ways to Create a Successful Linux Distro
Dec 22, 2008, 14 :01 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (3327 reads)

"7. Focus on a language or country
This is the easiest option, both for creating a distro and for attracting an instant user base. The downside, rather predictably, is that it rather requires you to come from/live in a country with weak free software support, but you'd be surprised at just how successful you can be if you try.

"Remember, if your language is in the minority in your country (think Scottish Gaelic in Scotland), you may be able to scrounge up some government funding for helping promote its survival and propagation.

"8. Solve a problem
This option sounds easy, but it really isn't: find a problem that lots of people have with their computer or with Linux, then solve it."

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.. unfortunately, they seem to like mono ...   Fine ideas...   
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