) and is about
to introduce the credit card / paypal details. It's very easy for her to
add a small donation at that point. Sending her to a different web page
with a different form to make the donation implies that we are probably
to loose that donation.
Good idea.
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If they decide to print it for the store, great. For special edition
t-shirts, I think the situation is different. They're not going to be
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Hi,
Joachim Noreiko wrote:
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Example: module maintainer 1 is working on
abstracting away some aspect
(functionality X) of his module behind a library.
...
That's going to be too technical for some members the
marketing team.
We're a pretty technical
with the inverted pyramid point. I don't
think that what you did for 2.16 is incompatible with what Gervais
proposed, though. And I think it's reasonable to have a short section
describing GNOME to first-timers in every release notes.
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are discussed on merit, and people aren't
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or by manning the GNOME stand at your local expo.
So - hands up, who wants to take on these tasks? Who would like to
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Hi,
Dave Neary wrote:
* LiveCD: I think that's a great idea. I've been reading through
the documentation for customizing an Ubuntu LiveCD at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization/6%2e06 --
I'm going to need some help on this one.
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on windows.
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have to do anything else
to request the box. We'll let you know ASAP about the box. In the
meantime, can you send in a name address for a recipient for the box,
please?
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+1 get my vote.
+1 too.
+1.
One more needded.
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images,
and maybe xen images over the weekend. rBuilder does make that easy
for us :)
If Luis is about, perhaps he can help get you set up with
torrent.gnome.org so that we can start getting those out there.
Luis, are you about?
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all. If you can identify the specific blocking point, perhaps it'll be
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=2.9.3-2-0.1
I think I see some other reasons why you managed to get it so small - I
like some of the choices you made ;)
Although it does mean we have nothing that can read .ppt files on the
image, or a simple POP client.
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and other documents. (may be this one breaks branding
policies).
I cannot remember more right now, may be more after some sleep.
BTW I would like to dedicate this job to Quim Gil and Vincent Untz for
their good job at GUADEC and GNOME Art.
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still need to agree in order to have a
common strategy.
This might interest you - it's the slides to my Marketing GNOME talk
at FOSDEM. I didn't have a huge amount of time to prepare them, but it
might be aligned with your 7 actions presentation.
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(that is, ISDs,
hobbyists, public administrations)? And what did GNOME 2.18 do to
address those problems? How about GNOME 2.20? Do we have a concrete idea
of the things that need to be made easier?
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Designing release notes: the Fedora experience:
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/019may06/features/documentation_design/
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to have strong stakes in this, so what do
you recommend?
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Designing release notes: the Fedora experience:
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Is that enough to get started?
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which makes a big leap forward for anyone.
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or whatever. Any thoughts on
managing that way?
That fits how I see things exactly.
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people inside outside the project to actually change the project and
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Joachim wrote:
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Thilo Pfennig wrote:
So I like to suggest that we talk about who we are.
Can we not, please?
There is so much easy obvious stuff (which I think we can all agree on)
to do
want to know? I
can certainly get more info.
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for LinuxTag, etc.
It's not a good idea for the board to take on this role long-term, and
it will be much higher value to encourage the creation of a US user
group (or even user groups by region).
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, Billy Briggs, Ben Konrath, Sri Ramkrishna, and I'm sure I am
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- not today, though.
Note, though, that LWE is a wounded beast, AFAICT; floor traffic was
down substantially during the second year in Boston, and I imagine
the
same is true in San Fran. So my numbers may not be as valid anymore.
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already? There's OLS, of
course, but I'm sure there are conferences in Michigan and Illinois as
well.
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There's nothing stopping us from moving into 2nd gear on that, and
starting work on that feedback loop.
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Hi,
Patrick Wagstrom wrote:
Dave Neary wrote:
Great! There's also a biggish GNOME presence elsewhere in the mid-west,
in Ohio and Michigan. You might consider widening the scope a little (or
is that too wide of a scope? From where I am, distance between US cities
is measured in centimeters
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Hi,
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
On Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 09:41:56AM +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
Aren't there conferences in the mid-west already? There's OLS, of
course, but I'm sure there are conferences in Michigan and Illinois as
well.
I think OLS is in Canada right?
I was thinking
of GNOME links, built up over the last year or two:
http://del.icio.us/bolsh/gnome
Unfortunately, I've been inconsistent in my use of tags, so a lot of
those are news items, some are for events, some are blog entries, ...
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mentions of money in the ad - it may be an
interesting thought experiment, but you don't want to give the
impression we're doing features for money.
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any events you're organising let us know here and/or on the gugmasters
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interfaces for Desktop Services
Anyone object?
Go for it.
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to keep the board informed regularly, and of course, when we get to
the business end of things, ask the board to approve any agreements and
sign any contracts. Beyond that, I don't see trademark issues being that
important.
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Hi,
Murray Cumming wrote:
I still don't see one apart from the usual many usability
improvements. 10 years of GNOME. 10 GNOME 2.x releases in 5 years?
It's a nit, feel free to slap me...
2.0, 2.2, 2.4, ..., 2.20 = 11 releases in 5 years. 2.0 came out in June
2002.
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I say feed the nitpickers :)
Something more general and user-centric is probably appropriate.
I liked Quim's ideas about open access. Although IBM's announcement that
they're pulling out of GNOME isn't a help...
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, said Michel Affre, IT systems manager at
the French Ministry for Education.
- GNOME ? :)
Given that they're servers, suggesting that they're GNOME desktops would
be a bit rick, I think... they likely are, but they're likely racked,
and rarely in graphical mode.
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Hi,
Lucas Rocha wrote:
Any decision on that?
If a decision is needed to get the ball rolling...
2007/9/7, Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Murray Cumming wrote:
Something more general and user-centric is probably appropriate.
I liked Quim's ideas about open access. Although IBM's
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Dave Neary wrote:
It's a start - feedback ideas welcome. If people think it's
worthwhile, we can get the basic storyboards started in the Wiki, and
start filling out some demos - functionality to show, prerequisites, and
then plan the running of the demo.
I'll take that as a yes
you think it is a good thing to do ?
Absolutely!
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format, is here:
http://www.viralata.net/gnome/promotion/source/
It is worth bringing these files into the wiki as attachments, since
external links can disappear. I was sure I had done this already, but
cannot find the files now.
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ring my bell at all.
The Beijing Summit would work if it's going to be annual, in Beijing.
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late September, 2008. Currently we have several candidate names for
Oh - and, names aside, yay! Congratulations on taking this initiative
and making another GNOME regional conference a reality.
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are available at: http://foss.in/2007/schedules/
For details about foss.in visit http://foss.in/2007/info/Home
[end note]
Can this be done before 4th Dec 2007 ?
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wiki, if they aren't already.
This reminded me - I just added the Marketing GNOME presentation I
gave at FOSDEM to the page. It'd be great if Quim could add his similar
GUADEC presentation too ;)
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(TM) or (R) in their branding for aesthetic reasons.
(TM) and (R) also send a message about the kind of organisation we are
which I'd rather avoid.
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Hi,
Lucas Rocha wrote:
Comments?
A bit plain, isn't it?
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features in GNOME - however, this is not how we operate right now.
I will admit that André could have perhaps been nicer about it, but he
simply pointed out that your post is unrelated to the issue of getting a
banner to announce the release.
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Hi,
Lucas Rocha wrote:
Vinicius prepared a new version of the banner taking into account our
comments. Image is attached.
Comments?
Much better! I like it. Thanks Vinicius!
Just one minor change I'd like to see: can he drop the TM from GNOME?
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somewhere like Cafepress?
But then why would people donate $50?
Personally, I would like to see a special design for Freidns of GNOME,
with perhaps other models being sold on Cafepress or similar.
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Hi,
Hugh Buzacott wrote:
Dave Neary wrote:
But then why would people donate $50?
Personally, I would like to see a special design for Freidns of GNOME,
with perhaps other models being sold on Cafepress or similar.
As if you donate $50 just for the cup -- you do it for GNOME.
I see your
time ago), rather than to pages which start we should
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Hi,
Thilo Pfennig wrote:
Am Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:51:28 +0100
schrieb Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can anyone tell me the shortest navigation path to get to the GNOME
case studies, please? I did find a link to
http://live.gnome.org/MarketingTeam/ExistingGnomeDeployments which
doesn't
friends at KDE, and appreciate all their good work as
well, and I know for many that is their preference, but for me, I'm
happy to have made the switch.
Which is nice...
Although I don't think that we should make *too* much noise about it.
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in?
In particular, you need to think of a very novel way to present the
costs of a sysadmin, if you want to raise funds against it. And I think
adopting a hard drive or motherboard or somesuch might actually get you
some of the way there.
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Hi,
Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
On Mon, 2008-05-05 at 15:48 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
* Send them an email at every release pointing to the release notes
* Send them a quarterly/biannual newsletter of the foundation's
activities (a text-only email will do)
* Solicit donations for specific
this up here first, to get opinions
feedback. Particularly since I'm not proposing to replace it with
anything else.
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on the articles,
before I can release them under CC BY-NC-ND. I've asked for permission
to get them translated too, since in general translations aren't
possible with ND.
There is lots happening around GNOME!
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- 3 year major arcs, with regular 6 month
releases) and, above all, that this represents an evolution of existing
GNOME, and not a massive re-write or re-design of the desktop.
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is the bee's knees for this kind of thing. Just be
consistent in your tags (say gnome3 article) and you can find all the
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GNOME project? bits.
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Vincent Untz wrote:
Le mardi 15 juillet 2008, à 16:36 +0200, Dave Neary a écrit :
Hi,
Vincent Untz wrote:
Le lundi 14 juillet 2008, à 13:00 +0200, Olav Vitters a écrit :
Rough document is at: http://live.gnome.org/GNOME3. I want to add loads
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Luis Villa wrote:
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 9:55 AM, Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, Luis, I think you were being a little harsh - GNOME's been lethargic
for so long, you're expecting to see us sprinting, when we're still at
the stage of learning to walk again.
I'm expecting us
Hi,
Dave Neary wrote:
I think we need to wrap this up as like this, and no more:
We're moving to a 6 month/2 year time-based cycle. Our first 2-year
cycle started in March (that means we're now behind schedule! Ouch!)
2 year cycle: Identify big overriding theme - current low-hanging
Hi,
The PNG was too big for the mailing lists - resending with SVG attachment.
Dave.
Dave Neary wrote:
Dave Neary wrote:
I think we need to wrap this up as like this, and no more:
We're moving to a 6 month/2 year time-based cycle. Our first 2-year
cycle started in March (that means we're
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I guess you could also talk about integration with encryption and
message signing in Evolution...
Beyond that, I'm not sure what they're looking for - and of course, the
raw material isn't really a story to tell.
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Hi,
Stormy Peters wrote:
Thoughts? Anyone willing to help with the web page?
I would *love* to help with this, but I don't think I'm going to have
any time to give to it over the next couple of months, sorry. I hope
others will step in to help, though.
Cheers,
Dave.
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it gets into svn.
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be cool to get at least the data. The site filled a important gap.
Welcome to the world of proprietary software.
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blooper video from all of the
raw video that's been created over the years...
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applications GUI scriptable - allowing the
creating of automated testing frameworks like Accerciser, Strongwind,
LDTP and Dogtail. These applications weren't the primary motivation
behind it, but a nice useful side-effect.
Thanks! Questions?
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(i.e., here's theming, here's stickykeys, here's
bouncekeys, here's GOK in dwell mode, here's Dasher, here's MouseTweaks,
here's Orca, etc.). What do you think about that?
I think this is a wonderful idea! And an excellent way to get some
non-technical contributions.
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stuff (ie, at least a new wgo
splash), but I'm pretty sure we could do more than that :-)
Vincent
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todo list right now. Anyone else? Thilo?
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or so people who can add events to the calendar
and I will add anyone who asks (on condition that I know them at least
by name - I don't want it to grow spam). The list currently includes:
Dave Neary
Anne Oestergaard
Glynn Foster
Jeff Waugh
Quim Gil
Rosanna Yuen
Behdad Esfahbod
Vincent Untz
Kevin
monitor
mailing lists?), I'm going to add Diego and Brian's comments and then
just send it out directly to the press contacts I have. As opposed to
doing a press release.
Other thoughts from people?
Sounds good.
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