Good questions/discussion:
Going to chime in as I enjoy both working with OSGeo incubation and
LocationTech. I am a couple timezones west of Daniel but sleep is on the
horizon.
TLDR: I am not 100% positive of either organisation, which is why I am
trying to make them better.
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Jody Garnett
On S
I can speak to this from the perspective of the lead of an open source
geospatial software project (GeoTrellis) in the process of LocationTech
incubation. The legal team at eclipse is currently going through our code and
dependencies, making sure our code is legally licensed. This is a solid che
As you said the final goal is the same: open source Geospatial software
affirmation. And this is the best thing I can wish to all of us.
Nevertheless what I just have not clear is: what location teach do
differently with respect to osgeo? does it somehow overlap with incubation
or not? What are th
Thanks for letting us/me know about this plan Claude, it is really
wonderful that you are planning a 10-year FOSS4G reunion event in
Lausanne. I encourage all communities that are thinking of hosting 2016
to begin preparing their bids, and we will make sure to get the 2016 bid
out shortly.
T
Hi Bart,
> So IMHO organising it this way is not sustainable in the long run, past
> organisers will not come back for a second round. It simply has gotten
> too big to organise it this way.
This is maybe a bit of a quick answer.
As I told several people this week, we would be ready to organize a
Looking forward to see things happen.
Good luck
Jachym
2014-09-14 17:07 GMT+02:00 Andrew Ross :
> Dear Jachym, Everyone
>
> Just a few quite thoughts.
>
> I encourage anyone who has concerns, or fears anything resembling a
> take-over to please speak up on the list, off-list with any other perso
FWIW I'm happy to hear that there was such a face to face discussion. I
believe that open communication on the issues will be the best way to
address the fears and find ways to move forward in the best interest of
the overall worldwide community of people, businesses, institutions, etc
who have
Dear Jachym, Everyone
Just a few quite thoughts.
I encourage anyone who has concerns, or fears anything resembling a
take-over to please speak up on the list, off-list with any other person
from OSGeo & me, or even just me in private. We, people involved with
both OSGeo & LocationTech, have b
Guys,
as long as I understand it: "some members of the community" are scared
of LocationTech "taking over" whatever (FOSS4G conference, OSGeo
projects and community). This can be based on real action, taken on
either site, unofficial statement, misunderstandings or personal
dislikes.
Yesterday, w
Barend,
I’m talking about the “burn-out" signals that have been given recently by the
current LOC (mostly because they have to re-invent the wheel every year and do
a lot more than can be expected from them).
So IMHO organising it this way is not sustainable in the long run, past
organisers wi
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