+1 !
This is really a great job :)
Y.
Le lundi 21 avril 2014, 16:11:10 Daniel Morissette a écrit :
> Congratulations to all students, have a great summer of code!
>
> And thanks a lot to Anne, Hamish and Dustan for managing the program on
> behalf of OSGeo.
>
> Daniel
>
> On 14-04-21 3:13 PM,
I think this call should also go to our Local Chapters around the world
(from traveling to local chapters, I know that they face challenges as
our infrastructure is currently just based in North America).
Sending...
-jeff
On 2014-04-18, 8:50 PM, Alex Mandel wrote:
> Calling all Project Steerin
Congratulations to all students, have a great summer of code!
And thanks a lot to Anne, Hamish and Dustan for managing the program on
behalf of OSGeo.
Daniel
On 14-04-21 3:13 PM, Anne Ghisla wrote:
Hello all, and sorry for cross posting,
let us warmly welcome the 23 accepted students and t
My word! Congratulations all. May you make awesome things and set them free.
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Puneet Kishor
Manager, Science and Data Policy
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On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 12:13 PM, Anne Ghisla wrote:
> Hello all, and sorry for cross posting,
>
> let us warmly welcome the 23 accepted students an
Hello all, and sorry for cross posting,
let us warmly welcome the 23 accepted students and their mentors for
this round of GSoC!
We received over 60 proposals from a variety of geospatial projects -
choosing wich ones to accept has been a difficult task, and we apologise
for not being able to tak
Already added to the wiki page.
Let's keep bouncing ideas, and if anyone is aware of another foundation
doing something really clever to support its sysadmin needs then please
share any info you have.
Daniel
On 14-04-21 2:11 PM, Alex Mandel wrote:
Please add the idea of paid SAC time to th
Please add the idea of paid SAC time to the wiki page.
I did contemplate this after the last board meeting where it was
mentioned. A few ideas,
* Stipend for up to a set limit of hours per month,
** Hours maybe approved by the committee before working
* Earning points towards things like Foss4g di
Hardware is important, but let's not forget that system administrator
time is at least as important to keep an infrastructure running smoothly.
Can we find ways to avoid relying solely on volunteer time to support
the infrastructure? What about including funded sysadmin time in our new
plan?