Canonical has confirmed - they are happy to host 4-5 people at the office on the 1st and 2nd. The only caveat is the air conditioning is off in the weekend.
On Wed, 2008-02-13 at 09:27 -0700, Alex Rousskov wrote: > On Wed, 2008-02-13 at 15:52 +1100, Robert Collins wrote: > > > > If this was a 'lets make a 1 year plan to make squid fast' big strategy > > meeting; then it would be silly to do it without you; and even more > > silly to do it without you in person. Its not, and I don't think anyone > > has represented as being that. > > It would also be silly to just sit in a room, working on bugs. Attendees > can do that without meeting each-other face-to-face. If folks get > together, I think they should talk about the Big Picture. They just > should not make any final decisions. There are many sorts of productive activities. Large scale triage is often easier in person; pair programming can get a lot done that would take many round trips not face to face; design discussions can be made - totally true. > I agree that Adrian's couple of years of "fiddling with stuff" should be > included via conferencing and/or some kind of summary document. The > latter would be very useful at any rate, but I doubt Adrian has time to > prepare a nice summary. Adrian - this is a good idea, can you do some sort of summary document - basically what you'd say the biggest issues are ? :) -Rob
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