Fyi,
Bruce Bannerman
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> [mailto:osia-discuss-ad...@lists.osia.net.au] On Behalf Of Lisa Harvey
> Sent: Wednesday, 30 September 2009 6:49 PM
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> Subject: [Osia-discuss] Mashup Austra
Ragi! Good to see you online. Are you independent now? e-me direct.
(we both did time at esri. me: 11 years.)
The webmapsocial meetup group Ragi links to is exactly the kind of thing I'd
like to see happen in Los Angeles. Monthly talks, free open-source desktop
seminars all that would b
and some more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/osgeohackingevent2009/sets/72157622365217951
and again thnx to Anne Ghisla.
Marco
Arnulf Christl (OSGeo) schrieb:
> Hey,
> Intergeo was a great success. There are a few shots available through the
> osgeohackingevent2009 account (thanks again to Anne G
"Jacolin Yves" wrote:
> Hello Cédric,
>
> I think more people think same as you relating this point of view :) :
>
> Le Wednesday 30 September 2009 16:28:20 Cédric Moullet, vous avez écrit :
>> The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input from
>> management, end user, market
Robert Szczepanek ha scritto:
> http://robert.szczepanek.pl/gis-icons-0.1/#request
> At the same time I have started drawing icons for your plugin. I will
> update them there.
Hi Robert.
We added your icons - thanks!
A few are still missing:
- proximity
- near black
- warp
- grid
- clip
All the b
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 09:36:35AM -0700, Paul Ramsey wrote:
> That kind of high-touch approach will have to be left to those (like,
> hopefully OpenGeo) who are building and monetizing products around the
> core software. The non-profit core organization can't do that unless
> it's willing to beco
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 04:24:37PM +, Chris Puttick wrote:
>
> - "Christopher Schmidt" wrote:
> > >
> > > Speak to whom? Decision makers with no real knowledge of the thing
> > they are
> > > signing off on, being advised by lazy people who have some
> > understanding but
> > > want to e
> Local OSGeo chapters are great, but how about existing non-OSGeo
> groups? Does OSGeo have a strategy to
> build communication with them?
You mean groups like local ESRI chapters, ASPRS chapters, GIS professionals,
etc?
I'd encourage the local chapters to find such non-OSGeo local groups and o
Hi
Local OSGeo chapters are great, but how about existing non-OSGeo groups? Does
OSGeo have a strategy to
build communication with them?
Maxim
Вы писали 30 сентября 2009 г., 11:03:35:
>> where the cost of software licenses is far to high for the
>> budgets thay have. Naturally, some of the use
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
I would instead express this as OSGeo needs end users (including their
managers), and those interested in it's marketting (which I would prefer
to call promotion) to get more actively involved and contribute.
Education activities are, of course, one form of promotion. Ther
That kind of high-touch approach will have to be left to those (like,
hopefully OpenGeo) who are building and monetizing products around the
core software. The non-profit core organization can't do that unless
it's willing to become much more vendor-like, which is something OSGeo
has repeatedly shi
- "Christopher Schmidt" wrote:
> >
> > Speak to whom? Decision makers with no real knowledge of the thing
> they are
> > signing off on, being advised by lazy people who have some
> understanding but
> > want to ensure they cover their back and don't have to try too hard
> rather
> > than im
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 7:44 AM, Christopher Schmidt
wrote:
> For this reason, efforts like "Marketing" are (in my opinion) less important
> than, for example, setting up a test server for running buildbot, or other
> things that help software become successful.
I agree with Chris, and I think i
Rafal Wawer wrote:
Hi Frank, For your end-users I see a lot of opportunities in developing
countries,
Rafal,
So do I, particularly because I think in those countries people will
see that some elbow grease and investment in their own knowledge can
give them what they need for a low cost, and p
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 02:57:15PM +, Chris Puttick wrote:
>
> - "P Kishor" wrote:
>
> > 2009/9/30 Cédric Moullet :
> > ..
> > > - The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input
> > from
> > > management, end user, marketing etc...
> > ..
> >
> > noo!
> >
> >
Hi Frank,
For your end-users I see a lot of opportunities in developing countries, where
the cost of software licenses is far to high for the budgets thay have.
Naturally, some of the users use cracks, but it won't be that easy enymore,
especially in the domain of web services.
OSGeo could supp
Jacolin Yves wrote:
Hello Cédric,
I think more people think same as you relating this point of view :) :
Le Wednesday 30 September 2009 16:28:20 Cédric Moullet, vous avez écrit :
The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input from
management, end user, marketing etc...
Fo
I agree, we don't want to compete directly with anyone nor do we want to take
an adversarial political stance.
However, I'd offer that while the level of awareness of open source GIS
offerings has much improved over the past couple years, it still has a ways to
go and OSGeo can be a force for g
- "P Kishor" wrote:
> 2009/9/30 Cédric Moullet :
> ..
> > - The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input
> from
> > management, end user, marketing etc...
> ..
>
> noo!
>
> Let our work, and not marketers and management, speak for us.
>
Speak to whom? Decision
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 04:28:20PM +0200, Cédric Moullet wrote:
I'm sorry (and unhappy) to say that the
GIS leaders (ESRI, Autdoesk, Intergraph etc...) don't see OSGEO has an
important contradictor: from my point of view, this is what needs to be
changed in the next 5
2009/9/30 Cédric Moullet :
..
> - The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input from
> management, end user, marketing etc...
..
noo!
Let our work, and not marketers and management, speak for us.
--
Puneet Kishor http://www.punkish.org
Carbon Model http://carbonmode
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 04:28:20PM +0200, Cédric Moullet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I read these interesting answers and I'd like to bring my point of view. I
> know, I'm quite new in the OSGEO world (1 year, previously by Autodesk and
> other "porprietary" structures), but I'm sorry (and unhappy) to say th
Hello Cédric,
I think more people think same as you relating this point of view :) :
Le Wednesday 30 September 2009 16:28:20 Cédric Moullet, vous avez écrit :
> The OSGEO is very developer centric and probably need more input from
> management, end user, marketing etc...
Best regards,
Y.
--
Yv
Hi,
I read these interesting answers and I'd like to bring my point of view. I
know, I'm quite new in the OSGEO world (1 year, previously by Autodesk and
other "porprietary" structures), but I'm sorry (and unhappy) to say that the
GIS leaders (ESRI, Autdoesk, Intergraph etc...) don't see OSGEO has
Folks,
first off a big thanks to our late directors, thanks for all the good
work! Thanks Paul for running the elections.
I will use Paul's words when I say it was a very large field of really
excellent candidates, it's a shame the board isn't bigger! I hope that you
will bring in your excellence
Carissimo!
mille scuse per il ritardo e mille complimenti per la rielezione. Sono
certa che continuerai a fare un ottimo lavoro per OSGeo ;)
a prestissimo
anne
Il giorno ven, 25/09/2009 alle 22.35 +0200, Markus Neteler ha scritto:
> Dear charter members and community,
>
> I feel honored to be r
Hey,
Intergeo was a great success. There are a few shots available through the
osgeohackingevent2009 account (thanks again to Anne Ghisla):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/osgeohackingevent2009/sets/72157622486321366/
Regards,
--
Arnulf Christl
Exploring Space, Time and Mind
http://arnulf.us/
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Robert Szczepanek escribió:
> Hi,
>
> My request for new mailing list 'graphics' is related to ongoing process
> of visual integration of few projects within OSGeo.
> At the moment GRASS and QGIS are involved, but gvSIG is also interested
> in coopera
Hi Chris,
Your initiative is great and we should definitely combine our efforts.
Cytowanie Chris Holmes :
> Note also that a bit ago we started 'geosilk', see
>
> http://projects.opengeo.org/geosilk
> http://blog.opengeo.org/2009/05/01/geosilk/
>
> These extend the 'silk' icon set which is widely
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