Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[David Nielsen]

I have dealt with visas before, it is not a big deal to get a new one issued if 
we issue a signed invitation for the event. 

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On Saturday den 6. October 2012 at 12.43, Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff wrote:

> My Schengen visa expires in the very beginning of February, so my attendance 
> after January is dubious.
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Sergey "Shnatsel" Davidoff]

My Schengen visa expires in the very beginning of February, so my
attendance after January is dubious.

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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Chris Triantafillis]

This year i can't attend any hackfest either...after this year i will be
more free...

2012/10/3 xapantu 

>  Hi,
>
> I am living in Paris now. Just for your information, I will not attend to
> any hackfest if it is not during my holidays, my studies are overwhelming
> me (:P). But if it is during my holidays, and in Europe, I will probably
> come (but I can buy my train tickets myself, from Paris to Frankfurt it is
> approximatively 100€ (~130$ I think)). Maybe only one day, I am not sure...
>
> It would be great, and would speed up the development :)
>
> Lucas
>
> Le 03/10/2012 18:48, Florian Reifschneider a écrit :
>
> I'm currently attending university in Frankfurt (computer science at
> Goethe Univerity), so if Frankfurt would be decided on for the location, I
> could try to get some kind of support from the university and certainly
> help to organize on site.
>
> On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 8:15 AM, Dane Henson  wrote:
>
>> Haha, we're so spread out in the US.  It looks like my wife and I are
>> going to have to plan a trip to Europe without the kids.  I'v always wanted
>> to see Germany. :P
>>
>> On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Eduard Gotwig  wrote:
>>
>> If we would do it in Frankfurt, I am sure we can get sponsors on board
>> for this.
>>
>>
>> 2012/10/2 David Nielsen 
>>
>>>  Okay so far you are truly multinational. It looks like Europe is the
>>> best place for it, maybe Frankfurt is a good choice.
>>>
>>>  Experience tells me that getting a person from the US to Europe is
>>> roughly 1800$, internal travel in the EU is a bit cheaper and can probably
>>> be had at a medium cost of 1000$ per person. Which means currently just
>>> around 10.000$ in travel costs alone, board is typically roughly the same
>>> so I'll need to find at least 20.000$ in sponsorships to be on the safe
>>> side. This is given that I can find a venue sponsor as renting a place is
>>> expensive.
>>>
>>>  Luckily Elementary uses a lot of technology backed by businesses, e.g.
>>> Yorba, Codethink, Fluendo, Canonical and such, plus I might be able to
>>> squeeze a bit out of GNOME and maybe MonkeySquare can pitch in. It should
>>> at least get us a bit of the way there but it is still a high number to
>>> hit, we may have success using something like ChipIn to gather some funds
>>> as well.
>>>
>>>  Regardless that is a lot of money which will take some time to gather.
>>> One option that has worked well in the past has been putting events right
>>> after FOSDEM since a lot of developers go there anyways and occasionally
>>> employers can be convinced to pay for the ticket. I gather you are all
>>> students or otherwise unable to take advantage of such an option.
>>>
>>>  So a bit of a task ahead it seems. On the plus side this is going to a
>>> challenge which is always a good thing.
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPad
>>>
>>> Den 02/10/2012 kl. 11.01 skrev Dane Henson :
>>>
>>>   If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google map and
>>> set it so that anyone can edit it:
>>>
>>>  http://goo.gl/maps/1flld
>>>
>>>  I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial, but if you
>>> are concerned about giving away your location, just drop a placemark on the
>>> nearest major city.  At least that way we can get a rough idea of the
>>> distribution of elementary devs.
>>>
>>> On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...
>>>
>>> Sent from iPhone 5
>>>
>>> Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré <
>>> dan...@elementaryos.org> ha scritto:
>>>
>>>  Hey David,
>>>
>>>  That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so
>>> we can see how many devs we have available and able to attend such a
>>> hackfest.
>>>
>>>  As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA
>>> and Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone
>>> is?
>>>
>>> On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen wrote:
>>>
 Hi Dan,

 I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
 my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
 quickly.
 Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
 of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
 pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
 position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
 of our annual MonkeySpace conference.

 I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
 think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
 day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
 collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
 leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
 how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
 plan 

Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[xapantu]

Hi,

I am living in Paris now. Just for your information, I will not attend 
to any hackfest if it is not during my holidays, my studies are 
overwhelming me (:P). But if it is during my holidays, and in Europe, I 
will probably come (but I can buy my train tickets myself, from Paris to 
Frankfurt it is approximatively 100EUR (~130$ I think)). Maybe only one 
day, I am not sure...


It would be great, and would speed up the development :)

Lucas

Le 03/10/2012 18:48, Florian Reifschneider a écrit :
I'm currently attending university in Frankfurt (computer science at 
Goethe Univerity), so if Frankfurt would be decided on for the 
location, I could try to get some kind of support from the university 
and certainly help to organize on site.


On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 8:15 AM, Dane Henson > wrote:


Haha, we're so spread out in the US.  It looks like my wife and I
are going to have to plan a trip to Europe without the kids.  I'v
always wanted to see Germany. :P

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Eduard Gotwig mailto:got...@ubuntu.com>> wrote:

If we would do it in Frankfurt, I am sure we can get sponsors on
board for this.


2012/10/2 David Nielsen mailto:gnomeu...@gmail.com>>

Okay so far you are truly multinational. It looks like Europe
is the best place for it, maybe Frankfurt is a good choice.

Experience tells me that getting a person from the US to
Europe is roughly 1800$, internal travel in the EU is a bit
cheaper and can probably be had at a medium cost of 1000$ per
person. Which means currently just around 10.000$ in travel
costs alone, board is typically roughly the same so I'll need
to find at least 20.000$ in sponsorships to be on the safe
side. This is given that I can find a venue sponsor as
renting a place is expensive.

Luckily Elementary uses a lot of technology backed by
businesses, e.g. Yorba, Codethink, Fluendo, Canonical and
such, plus I might be able to squeeze a bit out of GNOME and
maybe MonkeySquare can pitch in. It should at least get us a
bit of the way there but it is still a high number to hit, we
may have success using something like ChipIn to gather some
funds as well.

Regardless that is a lot of money which will take some time
to gather. One option that has worked well in the past has
been putting events right after FOSDEM since a lot of
developers go there anyways and occasionally employers can be
convinced to pay for the ticket. I gather you are all
students or otherwise unable to take advantage of such an option.

So a bit of a task ahead it seems. On the plus side this is
going to a challenge which is always a good thing.

Sent from my iPad

Den 02/10/2012 kl. 11.01 skrev Dane Henson
mailto:d...@elementaryos.org>>:


If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google
map and set it so that anyone can edit it:

http://goo.gl/maps/1flld

I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial,
but if you are concerned about giving away your location,
just drop a placemark on the nearest major city.  At least
that way we can get a rough idea of the distribution of
elementary devs.

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero
mailto:mefri...@gmail.com>> wrote:

We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our
location...

Sent from iPhone 5

Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré
mailto:dan...@elementaryos.org>>
ha scritto:


Hey David,

That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev
mailing list so we can see how many devs we have available
and able to attend such a hackfest.

As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed
across the USA and Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way
to get a map of where everyone is?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen
mailto:gnomeu...@gmail.com>> wrote:

Hi Dan,

I forgot your email and my OS X machine is
reinstalling to prepare for
my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact
form really
quickly.
Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary
but I am not much
of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest.
I have previously
pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and
since I have taken a
position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a
Hackfest on day 3
of our annual MonkeySpace conference.

I have seen how effective such events have been for
other groups and I
think th

Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Florian Reifschneider]

I'm currently attending university in Frankfurt (computer science at Goethe
Univerity), so if Frankfurt would be decided on for the location, I could
try to get some kind of support from the university and certainly help to
organize on site.

On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 8:15 AM, Dane Henson  wrote:

> Haha, we're so spread out in the US.  It looks like my wife and I are
> going to have to plan a trip to Europe without the kids.  I'v always wanted
> to see Germany. :P
>
> On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Eduard Gotwig  wrote:
>
> If we would do it in Frankfurt, I am sure we can get sponsors on board for
> this.
>
>
> 2012/10/2 David Nielsen 
>
>> Okay so far you are truly multinational. It looks like Europe is the best
>> place for it, maybe Frankfurt is a good choice.
>>
>> Experience tells me that getting a person from the US to Europe is
>> roughly 1800$, internal travel in the EU is a bit cheaper and can probably
>> be had at a medium cost of 1000$ per person. Which means currently just
>> around 10.000$ in travel costs alone, board is typically roughly the same
>> so I'll need to find at least 20.000$ in sponsorships to be on the safe
>> side. This is given that I can find a venue sponsor as renting a place is
>> expensive.
>>
>> Luckily Elementary uses a lot of technology backed by businesses, e.g.
>> Yorba, Codethink, Fluendo, Canonical and such, plus I might be able to
>> squeeze a bit out of GNOME and maybe MonkeySquare can pitch in. It should
>> at least get us a bit of the way there but it is still a high number to
>> hit, we may have success using something like ChipIn to gather some funds
>> as well.
>>
>> Regardless that is a lot of money which will take some time to gather.
>> One option that has worked well in the past has been putting events right
>> after FOSDEM since a lot of developers go there anyways and occasionally
>> employers can be convinced to pay for the ticket. I gather you are all
>> students or otherwise unable to take advantage of such an option.
>>
>> So a bit of a task ahead it seems. On the plus side this is going to a
>> challenge which is always a good thing.
>>
>> Sent from my iPad
>>
>> Den 02/10/2012 kl. 11.01 skrev Dane Henson :
>>
>> If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google map and set
>> it so that anyone can edit it:
>>
>> http://goo.gl/maps/1flld
>>
>> I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial, but if you are
>> concerned about giving away your location, just drop a placemark on the
>> nearest major city.  At least that way we can get a rough idea of the
>> distribution of elementary devs.
>>
>> On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero 
>> wrote:
>>
>> We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...
>>
>> Sent from iPhone 5
>>
>> Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré <
>> dan...@elementaryos.org> ha scritto:
>>
>> Hey David,
>>
>> That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we
>> can see how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.
>>
>> As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and
>> Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?
>>
>> On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Dan,
>>>
>>> I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
>>> my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
>>> quickly.
>>> Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
>>> of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
>>> pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
>>> position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
>>> of our annual MonkeySpace conference.
>>>
>>> I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
>>> think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
>>> day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
>>> collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
>>> leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
>>> how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
>>> plan and budget this thing.
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>> David Nielsen
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Dane Henson]

Haha, we're so spread out in the US.  It looks like my wife and I are going to 
have to plan a trip to Europe without the kids.  I'v always wanted to see 
Germany. :P

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 4:36 PM, Eduard Gotwig  wrote:
If we would do it in Frankfurt, I am sure we can get sponsors on board for this.

2012/10/2 David Nielsen 
Okay so far you are truly multinational. It looks like Europe is the best place 
for it, maybe Frankfurt is a good choice. 

Experience tells me that getting a person from the US to Europe is roughly 
1800$, internal travel in the EU is a bit cheaper and can probably be had at a 
medium cost of 1000$ per person. Which means currently just around 10.000$ in 
travel costs alone, board is typically roughly the same so I'll need to find at 
least 20.000$ in sponsorships to be on the safe side. This is given that I can 
find a venue sponsor as renting a place is expensive.

Luckily Elementary uses a lot of technology backed by businesses, e.g. Yorba, 
Codethink, Fluendo, Canonical and such, plus I might be able to squeeze a bit 
out of GNOME and maybe MonkeySquare can pitch in. It should at least get us a 
bit of the way there but it is still a high number to hit, we may have success 
using something like ChipIn to gather some funds as well.

Regardless that is a lot of money which will take some time to gather. One 
option that has worked well in the past has been putting events right after 
FOSDEM since a lot of developers go there anyways and occasionally employers 
can be convinced to pay for the ticket. I gather you are all students or 
otherwise unable to take advantage of such an option.

So a bit of a task ahead it seems. On the plus side this is going to a 
challenge which is always a good thing.

Sent from my iPad

Den 02/10/2012 kl. 11.01 skrev Dane Henson :

If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google map and set it so 
that anyone can edit it:

http://goo.gl/maps/1flld

I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial, but if you are 
concerned about giving away your location, just drop a placemark on the nearest 
major city.  At least that way we can get a rough idea of the distribution of 
elementary devs.

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero  wrote:
We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...

Sent from iPhone 5

Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré  ha 
scritto:

Hey David,

That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we can see 
how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.

As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and 
Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen  wrote:
Hi Dan,

I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
quickly.
Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
of our annual MonkeySpace conference.

I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
plan and budget this thing.

Kind regards,
David Nielsen
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[David Nielsen]

Okay so far you are truly multinational. It looks like Europe is the best place 
for it, maybe Frankfurt is a good choice. 

Experience tells me that getting a person from the US to Europe is roughly 
1800$, internal travel in the EU is a bit cheaper and can probably be had at a 
medium cost of 1000$ per person. Which means currently just around 10.000$ in 
travel costs alone, board is typically roughly the same so I'll need to find at 
least 20.000$ in sponsorships to be on the safe side. This is given that I can 
find a venue sponsor as renting a place is expensive.

Luckily Elementary uses a lot of technology backed by businesses, e.g. Yorba, 
Codethink, Fluendo, Canonical and such, plus I might be able to squeeze a bit 
out of GNOME and maybe MonkeySquare can pitch in. It should at least get us a 
bit of the way there but it is still a high number to hit, we may have success 
using something like ChipIn to gather some funds as well.

Regardless that is a lot of money which will take some time to gather. One 
option that has worked well in the past has been putting events right after 
FOSDEM since a lot of developers go there anyways and occasionally employers 
can be convinced to pay for the ticket. I gather you are all students or 
otherwise unable to take advantage of such an option.

So a bit of a task ahead it seems. On the plus side this is going to a 
challenge which is always a good thing.

Sent from my iPad

Den 02/10/2012 kl. 11.01 skrev Dane Henson :

> If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google map and set it 
> so that anyone can edit it:
> 
> http://goo.gl/maps/1flld
> 
> I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial, but if you are 
> concerned about giving away your location, just drop a placemark on the 
> nearest major city.  At least that way we can get a rough idea of the 
> distribution of elementary devs.
> 
> On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero  wrote:
>> We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...
>> 
>> Sent from iPhone 5
>> 
>> Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré  
>> ha scritto:
>> 
>>> Hey David,
>>> 
>>> That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we can 
>>> see how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.
>>> 
>>> As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and 
>>> Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?
>>> 
>>> On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen  wrote:
 Hi Dan,
 
 I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
 my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
 quickly.
 Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
 of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
 pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
 position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
 of our annual MonkeySpace conference.
 
 I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
 think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
 day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
 collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
 leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
 how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
 plan and budget this thing.
 
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 David Nielsen
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Dane Henson]

If nobody is opposed to it, I created a collaborative google map and set it so 
that anyone can edit it:

http://goo.gl/maps/1flld

I understand that this kind of thing can be controversial, but if you are 
concerned about giving away your location, just drop a placemark on the nearest 
major city.  At least that way we can get a rough idea of the distribution of 
elementary devs.

On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 6:48 AM, Mario Guerriero  wrote:
We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...

Sent from iPhone 5

Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré  ha 
scritto:

Hey David,

That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we can see 
how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.

As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and 
Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen  wrote:
Hi Dan,

I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
quickly.
Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
of our annual MonkeySpace conference.

I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
plan and budget this thing.

Kind regards,
David Nielsen
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Mario Guerriero]

We have to make a shared Google DOC and write here our location...

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Il giorno 02/ott/2012, alle ore 08:06, Daniel Foré  ha 
scritto:

> Hey David,
> 
> That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we can 
> see how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.
> 
> As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and 
> Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?
> 
> On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen  wrote:
>> Hi Dan,
>> 
>> I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
>> my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
>> quickly.
>> Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
>> of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
>> pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
>> position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
>> of our annual MonkeySpace conference.
>> 
>> I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
>> think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
>> day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
>> collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
>> leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
>> how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
>> plan and budget this thing.
>> 
>> Kind regards,
>> David Nielsen
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> 
> 
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Re: [Elementary-dev-community] Elementary Hackfest

[Daniel Foré]

Hey David,

That sounds like an awesome idea! I'm CC'ing the dev mailing list so we can
see how many devs we have available and able to attend such a hackfest.

As far as where we're located, we're quite distributed across the USA and
Europe haha. I wonder if there's a way to get a map of where everyone is?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Nielsen  wrote:

> Hi Dan,
>
> I forgot your email and my OS X machine is reinstalling to prepare for
> my first Luna install so I am using Launchpads contact form really
> quickly.
> Regardless, I would like to contribute to Elementary but I am not much
> of a programmer, I do however arrange a mean Hackfest. I have previously
> pulled off two annual GNOME and Mono hackfests and since I have taken a
> position on the MonkeySquare board I am also doing a Hackfest on day 3
> of our annual MonkeySpace conference.
>
> I have seen how effective such events have been for other groups and I
> think the perfect way to celebrate Luna's release will be holding a 5-7
> day event to plan and hack on Luna+1 in person. I have some ideas for
> collecting funds for this venture and some good contacts so you can
> leave that to me, however if this has any interest I would like to know
> how many core developers you have and where you are geographically so to
> plan and budget this thing.
>
> Kind regards,
> David Nielsen
> --
> This message was sent from Launchpad by
> David Nielsen (https://launchpad.net/~davidnielsen)
> using the "Contact this user" link on your profile page
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