Since Advocacy has about 130 spaces on the site, there is probably a
fair amount of clean up we can help with.
Jim
Original Message
Subject:[osol-announce] spring cleaning: opensolaris.org
Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 20:55:31 +0900
From: Jim Grisanzio
To: opensolari
-New RSVP system-
Please RSVP at:
http://playground.eu.sun.com/cgi-bin/frosug/frosug.pl
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This month's FROSUG (Front Range OpenSolaris User Group) meeting is on
Thursday,
Aaron Houston wrote: invalid_url.jsp
>
> _*.ORG Zone*_
> *CommunityOne invites non-profit associations and groups to
> participate in the joint CommunityOne / JavaOne pavilion*. Here's the
> deal - you promote the conference to your members, and then come to
> the event to engage and interact wi
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 5:53 PM, Alan Coopersmith
wrote:
> Bonnie Corwin wrote:
>> On 05/ 5/09 05:18 AM, ? wrote:
>>> When was the sponsor program created? How does this number compare to
>>> the number of contributions to other operating systems like Linux and
>>> FreeBSD?
>>
>> I
Jim, et.al. -
I wold love to do this, but I dont meet the base level requirement "the
Facilitator is a Core Contributor",
I spent 20 years as a Sun/Solaris Advocate as a pre-sales Engineer in
the field, as a post-sales Architect in SunPS, and even a stint in the
Answer Center as a favor to an
John Plocher wrote:
> 2009/5/22 Shawn Walker :
>> When it comes down to it, I personally don't find value in comparing the
>> value of open source projects based on statistical analysis of
>> contributions. The real value in any software is the quality of utility it
>> provides to a user.
>
> Gra
John Plocher wrote:
> 2009/5/22 ? :
>> Granted, but the number of individual contributions and the total size
>> of committed changes is only a fraction of the changes at freebsd.org
>> or kernel.org.
>
> The 400 number is small and misleading - it only covers the community
> memb
2009/5/22 Shawn Walker :
> When it comes down to it, I personally don't find value in comparing the
> value of open source projects based on statistical analysis of
> contributions. ?The real value in any software is the quality of utility it
> provides to a user.
Granted, but there are others (li
2009/5/22 ? :
> Granted, but the number of individual contributions and the total size
> of committed changes is only a fraction of the changes at freebsd.org
> or kernel.org.
The 400 number is small and misleading - it only covers the community
members who are not Sun employees.
