Hi, Actually, I now think that schedule V1, with everything moved forward an hour, is better. 10:00 start, 13:00 - 15:00 lunch break, 19:00 finish. As Quim suggested.
We should make sure that people know that sessions are planned for 4 minutes, starting on the hour. I want to leave people a little leeway, but we don't want to have the problems with slippage we've had in the past. Cheers, Dave. David Neary wrote: > Schedule V2 attached. It should be possible to just cut & paste the HTML > into the schedule page. I recommend pointing people at the wiki page so > that they can know what is happening, more or less. > > Cheers, > Dave. > > Quim Gil wrote: >> On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 09:30 +0200, David Neary wrote: >> >> >>> To start, I reccommend moving everything forward by an hour (10am start, >>> 7pm finish) - when we've settled on 13h or 14h for lunch we can swap >>> some sessions around. >> >> Let's have the break from 13h to 15h. >> >> Civilized visitors can have lunch at 13h01 and then chat, check email >> and so. Local troglodites can chat first, check email, have some >> aperitiu in a terrace... and then have lunch at 14h. This will be better >> for the university cafeteria, anyway. >> >> >> >>> I didn't but I did try to weight sessions so that two very interesting >>> talks wouldn't be clashing - in principle, I've aimed at having a >>> catwalk stream, a tangle stream and a Topaz stream, but as you can see, >>> sometimes we have two or three catwalks at the same time, or two or >>> three tangles. >> >> In any case we need to have a planned ranking of popularity for each row >> of sessions. Are now they sorted in a way that the one in the left is >> the most popular (bigger room) and the left on the more hardcore >> (smaller room)? >> >> >>>> Also, we need names for the rooms. If we keep the "same room - same >>>> track" principle the easiest is to have the Catwalk room, Topaz room and >>>> Tangle room. If not... >>> We can always name the rooms that way, and ignore the fact that it isn't >>> quite going to happen like that :) >> >> Right. This is what we'll do by default, unless someone comes with a >> better idea before the end of this week. >> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > GUADEC schedule ** *Legend: * Catwalk > ** ** Tangle > ** ** Topaz > *Monday 26 June 2006* > 09:00 Conference opening > 10:00 Glom Dreaming the user-centric desktop GNOME bluetooth > 11:00 Ekiga GNOME Journal Usability labs for peanuts > 12:00 Keynote: Kathy Sierra > 13:00 Lunch > 14:00 > 15:00 F-Spot Gimmie All your fonts are belong to us > 16:00 Jokosher Beagle Network manager > 17:00 Keynote: Catalan speaker > > *Tuesday 27 June 2006* > 09:00 Memory efficient GNOME architecture Instant messaging in > GNOME Porting > EDS to DBUS > 10:00 GTK+ printing API Feeds, syncing, mobility Tiles > for the desktop > 11:00 Designing a usable library Telepathy: IM and VoIP > Late-breaking news > 12:00 Keynote: Federico Mena Quintero: How much faster? > 13:00 Lunch > 14:00 GNOME Foundation AGM > 15:00 Lightning talks > 16:00 Dtrace Gstreamer: threads, time & transport Future of GNOME > VFS > 17:00 Keynote: Guadalinex and Linex > > *Wednesday 28 June 2006* > 09:00 Finding Oil whith GNOME Unix power on the desktop > MonoDevelop > 10:00 Overview of GTK+ 2.10 OpenOffice.org Late-breaking news > 11:00 APOC: desktop configuration for large-scale deployments > System > integration in GNOME Embeddifying desktop apps: the Abiword experience > 12:00 Keynote: Jim Gettys: the $100 laptop > 13:00 Lunch > 14:00 > 15:00 Blind access using the Orca screen reader OSDL desktop > architects and > the Portland project Building an email client for mobile devices > 16:00 Keynote: Simon Phipps: Free software at Sun Microsystems > 17:00 Conference closing > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > guadec-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/guadec-list -- David Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ guadec-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/guadec-list
