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>Lucent has been very lazy to market Inferno. Why? This is exactly the >opposite strategy than, say, Sun and Javasoft use. Regardless of the quality >of the product I guess you should try to convince everybody and his mother >as early as possible. Sender: owner-inferno@mail.interstice.com Precedence: bulk Reply-To: inferno@interstice.com I think it's too early to say that Inferno isn't being marketed well. Java had a one-person marketing staff for a long time (Kim Polese, now of Marimba), and I don't think its success was really born of marketing. It was distributed for free, and had the benefit of the World Wide Web as a way to build interest. If Inferno is good, I think it will find the audience. Java has turned a lot of programmers on to distributed programming. If Inferno does it better, that will come out. This is still very early in the process. The first Inferno books haven't even hit the stores yet! Rogers Cadenhead
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