Thanks Aaron. I will look trough your presentations.
Landon
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Landon,
I keep a few presentations (some focusing on OSGeo, but all open source
related) archived at:
http://www.reprojected.com/geoblog/presentations/
feel free to grab whatever you might find useful.
Aaron
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Puneet wrote: "a conference becomes too big to continue being useful."
Do you mean "too big" as in number of people attending, "too big" as in
number of topics presented, or "too big" in some other sense?
Landon
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On 8/27/08, Dave Patton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2008/08/26 3:08 PM, James Fee wrote:
>
> > I overheard someone say at GeoWeb 2008 that they could care less about
> > FOSS4G outside of North America and they have no interest in what will
> > probably be the next couple FOSS4Gs around the wor
On 2008/08/26 3:08 PM, James Fee wrote:
I overheard someone say at GeoWeb 2008 that they could care less about
FOSS4G outside of North America and they have no interest in what will
probably be the next couple FOSS4Gs around the world.
Hearing things like that, and the reactions about it being
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 12:01 AM, Landon Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been invited to give a presentation on OSGeo at the local GIS user
> group and my company has agreed to cover my time out of the office. (They
> even offered to sponsor the refreshments for the meeting.)
>
> I was hopi
I sent this to the California Mailing List, but I thought I would post
it here in addition. We don't get a lot of traffic on the California
list, and there may be subscribers to the Discuss list that would be
interested in attending.
Thanks,
Landon
From
I overheard someone say at GeoWeb 2008 that they could care less about
FOSS4G outside of North America and they have no interest in what will
probably be the next couple FOSS4Gs around the world. I'm sure there
are people in Europe and South America that feel the same way (about not
caring about g
I've been invited to give a presentation on OSGeo at the local GIS user
group and my company has agreed to cover my time out of the office.
(They even offered to sponsor the refreshments for the meeting.)
I was hoping some other OSGeo members have done similar presentations.
If anyone has mater
Sounds like I'm not the only one who isn't going to be vacationing in
foreign countries anytime soon. :]
It sounds like we might have some support for a bi-annual OSGeo
conference in the United States if it wouldn't distract from FOSS4G. Now
all we need is a city which is a cheap travel destinatio
> For some of us who work in state (US) government, approval for out of
> country travel can be essentially impossible. Even if the location is
> only about 60 miles out of the country...
I will definitely second this for NC State Gov staff. Even if travel
funding is a) available and b) you ca
This site looks very interesting, it would be nice to see links to
FOSS4G2008 in the Events area. And a link to OSGeo in the Basic FLOSS
links section of FAQ.
But my main question is: are transcripts of the presentations at the
OSOR GIS Community Workshop available? I'd like to read a few of them.
For some of us who work in state (US) government, approval for out of
country travel can be essentially impossible. Even if the location is
only about 60 miles out of the country...
I would like to see annual gatherings that I could actually attend,
assuming that they didn't draw too many people
The GIS (Geographic Information System) Software Community aims at
supporting the development and referencing the open source geospatial
software on the OSOR. The OSOR GIS Community's goal is to promote
exchange of software and experience, and to encourage the use and
collaborative development of c
On 23-Aug-08, at 5:21 AM, Mateusz Loskot wrote:
Yes, these two types of registrations are clear to me.
I'm asking if registeriing #osgeo- prefixed channel automatically
makes it into OSGeo group, a registered group.
I'm not sure when it comes to the term "registration" in a technical
sense -
Dave Patton wrote:
On 2008/08/25 2:29 PM, Mateusz Loskot wrote:
What about researching Launchpad to manage translations of OSGeo
projects and documents?
https://help.launchpad.net/Translations/YourProject
Launchpad apparently uses the "GNU GetText file formats",
which is also what is used b
On 8/26/08, Landon Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave wrote: "If people are saying they can't attend [insert name of
>
> OSGeo event here], then it would be useful to state why they can't
> attend. There is a difference between "travel/accommodation cost is 'too
> high'"
> and "my workplace
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