On 2/16/10 15:07 , Stani wrote:
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:45 PM, a.l.eale.comp...@xox.ch wrote:
hi femke stani
Besides shoebot and phatch, which other projects
present at LGM2010 are relevant you think?
mypaint (developed in python: martin plans to attend) and scribus (uses
python for
De Pianofabriek venue serves food and drinks from local and fair trade
vendors only (and is currently working with us on getting some of it
sponsored for LGM2010) So I think it would be difficult for them to
stomach Pepsi as sponsor :-)
That sounds indeed better then Pepsi.
Tobias
Stani wrote:
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:45 PM, a.l.e ale.comp...@xox.ch wrote:
hi femke stani
Besides shoebot and phatch, which other projects
present at LGM2010 are relevant you think?
In the font design toolkits (both open and somewhat restricted) plenty
of scripts and tools also use
hi
De Pianofabriek venue serves food and drinks from local and fair
trade vendors only (and is currently working with us on getting
some of it sponsored for LGM2010) So I think it would be difficult
for them to stomach Pepsi as sponsor :-)
That sounds indeed better then Pepsi.
hi
LCA in new zealand did the final day of the conference, after all the
sessions, with a powerful burst of activity with tables and for the public
to come in and learn about open source. I appreciated it, because it allowed
for focus, discussion, and time to be there rather than needing to be in
Hello,
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:46, a.l.e ale.comp...@xox.ch wrote:
do you think that pepsi would be an acceptable sponsor?
http://www.refresheverything.com/categories/arts-and-culture
Why not? If they are interested, we shouldn't reject any money.
Tobias
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:45 PM, a.l.e ale.comp...@xox.ch wrote:
hi femke stani
Besides shoebot and phatch, which other projects
present at LGM2010 are relevant you think?
mypaint (developed in python: martin plans to attend) and scribus (uses
python for its scripts: i don't think there
FontForge also added extensive Python scripting support, and is now a python
module..
import fontforge
Regards, Dave
On 16 Feb 2010, 3:07 PM, Stani spe.stani...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:45 PM, a.l.e ale.comp...@xox.ch wrote: hi
femke stani Besides ...
Besides the
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:46, a.l.e ale.comp...@xox.ch wrote:
do you think that pepsi would be an acceptable sponsor?
http://www.refresheverything.com/categories/arts-and-culture
Why not? If they are interested, we shouldn't reject any money.
euh ...
De Pianofabriek venue serves food and
Am 16.02.10, 18:04 +0100 schrieb Femke Snelting:
De Pianofabriek venue serves food and drinks from local and fair trade
vendors only (and is currently working with us on getting some of it
sponsored for LGM2010) So I think it would be difficult for them to
reads good.
stomach Pepsi as
Hi,
I got a reply from Steve Holden, the chairman of the PSF (Python
Software Foundation). The next meeting of the PSF will be 8th of
March. So a proposal will need to be submitted a few days before. I'll
talk with Steve Holden this weekend at Pycon in Atlanta to discuss
possibilities. If you can
For me: I'd rather sit 2 days on my own spot demoing Blender, than
doing a 1 hour talk. It gives groups a nice own hangout, and it
stimulates inter-group interaction better too.
+1 for the own spot, in parallel to a single track of presentations.
I think we can make this work in the space
Hi Femke,
Space outside is great, but not really for computers. :)
I would consider this:
- make a reservation for space and put table+chairs there. Divide it
in units of about 3m x 3m.
- offer groups for a friendly extra price a workstation and/or 24 inch
flatscreen rental
- make sure
If we do, we should do like lca and only do for a short burst of 3 hours.
Jon Phillips
us. +1-510-499-0894
cn. +86-134-3957-2035
http://rejon.org
http://fabricatorz.com
On Feb 12, 2010 10:21 AM, Ton Roosendaal t...@blender.org wrote:
Hi,
Is there space on LGM for a Market or so?
Whether
Hi Ton,
Ton Roosendaal wrote:
Is there space on LGM for a Market or so?
Whether commercial or noncommercial, many people (who do really
interesting work!) are not so much interested in speaking or big
demos, but would love to be able to hangout full days on a table with
a computer on
Hi Jon,
Can you explain this ica event, why it worked so well?
For me: I'd rather sit 2 days on my own spot demoing Blender, than
doing a 1 hour talk. It gives groups a nice own hangout, and it
stimulates inter-group interaction better too. You won't see me easily
going to a Inkscape talk,
hi all,
On February 12, 2010 06:17:48 am Ton Roosendaal wrote:
For me: I'd rather sit 2 days on my own spot demoing Blender, than
doing a 1 hour talk. It gives groups a nice own hangout, and it
stimulates inter-group interaction better too.
+1 for the own spot, in parallel to a single track
Hi,
Yuval Levy (CREATE) wrote:
@ List owner: can this list be configured to reply to list itself?
been there, asked that, agree with you that it is the better of two less-than-
perfect choices to encourage participation/contribution.
When I asked a couple of years back, Jon shared the
hi dave,
@ List owner: can this list be configured to reply to list itself?
been there, asked that, agree with you that it is the better of two
less-than-
perfect choices to encourage participation/contribution.
When I asked a couple of years back, Jon shared the admin password with
Now that I have updated to Thunderbird3 the current method works fine.
I click Reply List to send to everyone, or Reply to send to the original
person.
Reply List does not add the originator.
If changed I don't care as long as the original person that sent the
email is still listed so I can
I contacted the Python Software Foundation informally as I hope they
might be interested in sponsoring. If I get a positive answer, it
would be nice if a more formal request could be made. I'll be at Pycon
in Atlanta next week, so I will be able to talk directly to them about
it as well.
Best
Excellent. Guys, I'll be traveling mostly tomorrow, but will get on things
this weekend so we can try to do our push next week.
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 5:44 PM, Stani spe.stani...@gmail.com wrote:
I contacted the Python Software Foundation informally as I hope they
might be interested in
Stani (spe.stani...@gmail.com) wrote:
I contacted [...]
Another idea that occurred to me earlier is to contact the people
running shapeways ( www.shapeways.com ). They have a significant non-pro
userbase where people are *very* interested in Blender for creating 3d
models for 3d-printing.
On
On Tuesday 03 November 2009, Dave Neary wrote:
* KO GmbH (developers of OpenOffice, including Krita)
Er... KOffice, and though I personally am the maintainer of Krita, that's
outside KO GmbH. I am also afraid I have to warn that any sponsorship from us
is very unlikely. There simply isn't any
On Tuesday 03 November 2009, Dave Neary wrote:
General benefactors:
* Stichtige NLnet
* Mark Shuttleworth (no harm in trying again, and with Ubuntu Studio,
there might even be a business case to be made for Canonical)
* Acquia maybe?
Commercial Linux multimedia companies (free software)
Hi Femke,
Femke Snelting wrote:
Before getting drawn into the LGM programme, I would like to ask on a
practical note for your experience in financing the event ...
My rule has always been set a target, fundraise until you meet it, and
then stop - there's lots of important stuff to do. For the
Ok sure, taking this offlist since private stuff is not for public
consumption :)
Jon
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Femke Snelting snelt...@collectifs.net wrote:
I would start with a figure for how much needed, how much for
developer travel since this is what we normally do to get people
Before getting drawn into the LGM programme, I would like to ask on a
practical note for your experience in financing the event ...
How can we start getting sponsors to fly/train people to Brussels? It's
not the kind of thing we are used to so we need your help :-)
Who is interested in
28 matches
Mail list logo
