16 Jan
2004
16 Jan
'04
1:05 a.m.
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 14:54, Steve Harris wrote:
On Thu, Jan 15, 2004 at 01:11:22 +0000, holborn
wrote:
But the problem is bigger than it might seem. Try to google for 'linux
music' 'linux audio' 'linux sound'. You'll get different results.
You
want find lad when searching for 'linux music'. You'll find
hidsquad.com.
The importance of a domain name is that it's relatively easy to guess.
And most of all, it's easy to remember.
Marek
the future will be useful for all the linux
users, with that name probaly
many people go to this domain serching audio solutions, and hope they will
find and don't lost their time. And that is a big effort for any kind of
project.
Hmmm... lots of domain names look special when you see them in isolation,
but think of all the options:
linux-?music.(com|org|net)
linux-?sound.(com|org|net)
linux-?audio.(com|org|net)
music-?linux.(com|org|net)
...
l-a-[du].(com|org|net)
gnulinux-*.(com|org|net)
free-?software-*.(com|org|net)
...
this is one of hundreds of relevant sounding domain names, the chances of
someone picking it by change if they want to fond information are very
slim, they are far more likely to google.