--- In [email protected], Arun Chaganty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > And we didn't get any speaker volunteering to give a talk as well. > neenaonline contacted me on ##linux-india, and asked if I'd like to present a talk, and I'd be eager to actually, if that's ok with everyone.
I doubt if I will be able to make it to the meet this month as I am tied down with some personal work. I would like to thank Arun for voulunteering to speak. If people are prepared to have a meet, I will contact the incharge in OU (Mr. Hasan) to setup the auditorium for us this sunday and also post the agenda on the website. > I can't really think of many topics to present on, but two that I hope I'm qualified enough to talk about are: > a) An introduction to GTK+ and GNOME development. Introducing GTK+, and Glade (with a demo app), followed by Glib and GObject (just structural and some pointers etc.). If time remains, an introduction to various other libraries like DBus, GConf. > > b) Anjuta. The IDE and plugin development. (My GSoC project, basically). Regarding the details, you'll be provided - an LCD projector - an internet connection - blackboard - a laptop (only if required, since your talk involves GTK, I recommend you get your own because you might want to give a demo). The meet usually starts at 2:30pm and goes on for about 2 hours. So you are free to utilize the total time unless we get another speaker. I hope those details were sufficient. Kindly confirm at the earliest with the topic you want to speak on. If we could have volunteers who can coordinate the meet on Sunday and help in writing the agenda (most of it has already been written by Arun), it would be great. -- Cheers Thejaswi Puthraya
