Either this week or next week I'm planning on sending a mass email to all the major distribution desktop mailing lists, 16 mailing lists in total, with a message introducing the Enterprise Engagement (EE) program and asking for volunteers to join the project. Ideally I would like to work with Engagement and do this as a team. But if I don't get enough feedback from you guys I'll just have to go it alone. Given the lack of response this seems likely. I can't keep on waiting forever to get this project started and at some point I have to put things into motion.
Let's setup a time or at least discuss this topic before I send the email to the lists if you can... On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 7:06 PM, Alex GS <[email protected]> wrote: > After some thinking and analysis I think that it's better to work directly > one-on-one with the distributions and their desktop teams and/or Gnome > maintainers on the Enterprise Engagement program. It seems that everyone > on the Gnome Engagement team is already so busy and overloaded that the > apparent lack of interest in this program is due almost entirely to a lack > of time. I also want to coordinate with a very small group of people at > Gnome but it doesn't have to be on a regular basis. > > This program is something that I really want to get off the ground and I > see it as a long-term project. > > Oliver just posted about upcoming topics for the next meeting's agenda and > I wanted to briefly discuss this and see what everyone thinks and discuss > this further and I can also distribute the link to the etherpad to anyone > who might be interested. > > Just contact me directly for the link... > > Thanks, > Alex >
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