On Dec 8, 2010, at 6:17 PM, Randall Arnold wrote: > Greetings all, > > I have gone over the contributions from the past several days to the previous > discussion and pulled together thoughts, questions and proposals. The wiki > page [1] has been updated with first some requirements/attributes and then > several proposals. The former page content has been temporarily moved to the > Discussion section of the wiki page for reference. > First, thank you! I know this has been a lot of work, and I wanted to say that I really appreciate it.
> Please find time to review the new content and help refine it. Feel free to > add new proposals or expand on existing ones. If you have questions, please > use this email thread for them. Comments made to the wiki page should have > your signature after them for further reference. > I've added some feedback to the wiki page, but I have one larger question. 1) Should this be a standalone device program under the Linux Foundation responsible for shipping devices? or 2) Should we morph this program into a way for each device provider to point people to their own program where they would ship the devices? #1 is the direction that I originally proposed and the one that Randy has been running with and defining. It gives us more control for the MeeGo Community, but it puts a lot of additional logistics burdens on the Linux Foundation and the providers. #2 would leverage the existing provider infrastructure and make it easier for us. We would still need to put together a program, but it would be more focused on putting together a way for providers to submit their program and give information about what MeeGo community members need to do to get a device through the individual program. And then find a way to display this information on the meego.com site somewhere in a way that makes it easier to find and understand. Any thoughts? Dawn _______________________________________________ MeeGo-community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-community
