Hi RK,

For the main track, presentations are usually either "sexy" or are given by people who are well known. I think that the presentation you propose would not meet the standard. What could you change to "sexy" it up?

Cheers,
Dave.

On 10/10/2012 05:46 PM, R.Kanagaraj (RK) wrote:
Hi Dave,

I would like to give a presentation on Introduction to Virtualization
and the role of oVirt in Virtualization. Please let me know whether it
will meet the expectation of FOSDEM or not.

On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 11:39 PM, Dave Neary <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi all,

    TL;DR The FOSDEM call for main track proposals closes soon, and I
    would like to see one or two oVirt proposals submitted.

    FOSDEM has a great crowd - very techie, very free software friendly,
    and very interested in new stuff. They have a main auditorium that
    holds 1000 people and they fill it for talks like "Tales from the
    Trenches of Kernel Development", "FreePlug - a Linux server in a
    Plug", "Amateur rocketry"...

    They also have a dazzling array of DevRooms, rooms with a capacity
    ranging from 30 people up to 300 or 400, on topics like embedded
    Linux platforms, the Free Desktop, legal topics in free software,
    telephony, etc. This year, I believe that Itamar proposed a
    Virtualisation DevRoom, and I hope that it gets accepted
    (notifications should be going out soon).

    DevRooms all organise their content independently - when they are
    announced, I'll let people know so that we can get some good
    submissions in for aligned topics, and if we're running a virt
    DevRoom, of course I'll help spread the word for that.

    But I would really like to see us run one or two introduction-level
    presentations on oVirt and virtualisation, aimed at this audience
    (that is, an audience of people who all own several computers!).
    Someone who can outline, in 45 minutes, the problems that oVirt
    solves, the basics of how it works, the community around the project...

    Who do we have who would be willing and able to give such a
    presentation? The deadline for main track submissions is November
    1st: https://fosdem.org/2013/call___for_main_speakers.html
    <https://fosdem.org/2013/call_for_main_speakers.html>

    Thanks!
    Dave.

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