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The Linux community has known for some time that for many
applications, Linux is a stable, reliable, robust (although not
perfect) product. Unfortunately, there are still many people,
including key decision-makers, that are not aware of the existence of
Linux and its capabilities.
If Linux and the many other components that make up a Linux
distribution are to reach their full potential, it is critical that we
reach out to prospective ``customers'' and advocate (being careful not
to promise too much) the use of Linux for appropriate applications.
The reason that many a company's products have done well in the
marketplace is not so much due to the product's technical superiority
but the company's marketing abilities.
If you enjoy using Linux and would like to contribute something to
the Linux community, please consider acting on one or more of the
ideas in this mini-HOWTO and help others learn more about Linux.
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