Re: MY OSS Magazine (once Re: [ossig] Do we need a local Linux Magazine?)

[Sze Kai Gan <gsk_sky@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We can also implement content management using php,
and allow IT peopel to post their article and comment
in the 2 cents box and create forum and chat room to
make it more interactive.

 --- tai <tai@urd.spidernet.to> wrote:   
> On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Navyn Muhammed Rajoo wrote:
> 
> > i agree we can start-up an online pdf version of
> it. but i don't think it
> 
> 	No on pdf - use open technologies such as html, not
> pdf.
> 
> > should be an open source only magazine, oss should
> definitely be in there,
> > but our tech world is more that just oss. i
> definitely think we should add
> > some dr. dobbs 'kinda' content, younger malaysians
> n singaporeans, would get
> > direct access to higher level computer science
> related information.
> 
> 	Why write .net or vb articles?  No, stick with
> opensource, the oss 
> world is big enough that you should have enough
> fodder for articles for a 
> long long time.  Now, on the other hand, making it
> .my only would probably 
> limit the market.  Something like SEA or Asian would
> probably be better.  
> That way, you can also cover things that happen else
> where, etc etc.
> 
> -Tai
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