I agree with Chuck.
Although I was easily able to sign the model release I received at
FudCon because it was releasing the image I gave, the Red Hat lawyers
seem to want perpetual license to use all aspects of my likeness for
marketing purposes, and MIT, my employer will not permit that.
+1
You have a great eye and a great style, Mairin.
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
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On Oct 23, 2008, at 10:09 PM, Leigh Cantrell Day wrote:
Mairin -- these
Jack,
Your scope and rationale make 100% good sense to me.
I see the Campus Reps and RHH initiatives as places were MIT and
Fedora can more fully engage.
Well done!
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
MIT Information Services & Technology
N42-040M, 617-253-0140, [E
ost importantly, how can I show that it would be a
valuable thing to try with low risk to the bureaucrats?
Would I really get emails from students interested in participating
in Linux support and development if I did nothing more than poster
the campus?
-Bill
William Cattey
ldn't
need posters.
There are students calling in with problems and solutions all the time.
I think the key is to get those 3-4 FTEs in at the triage level so
that instead of turning away our seed corn, it begins to grow!
-Bill
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cheat yourself out of
useful information and forward progress on the code base.
Bottom line: Every bug deserves 15 minutes of triage. The value
produced is measurable and significant.
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
MIT Information Services & Technology
N42-
this focus?
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
MIT Information Services & Technology
N42-040M, 617-253-0140, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://web.mit.edu/wdc/www/
On Dec 24, 2007, at 5:38 PM, Jon Stanley wrote:
On Dec 24, 2007 4:19 PM, Jeroen van Meeuwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
ll build from the Fedora code base, not the
less interesting, but more usable Debian/Ubuntu code base.
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
MIT Information Services & Technology
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On Dec 21, 2007, a
Yes! That focus looks like it's going to be very helpful to the
understanding of people curious about F8 but who are coming to Fedora
from the outside.
-Bill
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life cycle. The RHEL 5 driver update to get rid of the
SATA timeouts on start-up won't ship till after the machine is gone
at this rate.
So, yes quarterly updates should, in theory solve the problem.
In practice, they are necessary, but not sufficient.
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platf
dates.
Indeed if the problem is framed, "stability versus innovation" the
two aspects are in conflict. My question is:
How can use cases for hardware available now, requiring a few
critical apps needing to be ported now be accommodated? Neither
Enterprise nor Fedora fits well
ning across your excellent questions might mistake it as
a very detailed way to put someone onto a marketing site. I'm sure
that's not what you intended.
You might want to see why clicking on the answers stopped working.
-Bill
William Cattey
Linux Platform Coordinator
MIT Inform
done! There are rather a lot of meetings for which that kind of
transformation would be quite useful.
Thanks for doing it, and making the translator into a program so
others can make it happen easily.
-Bill
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