Le mercredi 07 septembre 2016 à 16:29 +0200, Andreas Nilsson a écrit :
> > Do you mean 20 to 50 by this time of the year, or 20 to 50 at the
event?
>
> > I'm not sure how it is for the Summit usually, but as far as I've
seen for GUADEC, people sign up preeetty late in general.
Nah, 20-50 at the
Hi all, I announced the GNOME Summit on Planet GNOME, my own social
media, and on foundation list: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundati
on-list/2016-September/msg6.html
I'm a bit surprised by the low amount of registrations so far. We
usually have between 20 and 50 participants signing
Looks good to me, thanks for taking the time to work on this, Allan!___
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Le mercredi 22 juin 2016 à 09:56 -0700, Adelia Rahim a écrit :
> If I have to choose only one to include, I would choose the yearly
> summary since the top 5 lists are more useful only when analysed and
> extended and explained in the report.
Yeah...
> The summary however, makes sense when viewed
Just got an idea then: let's simply rip out the most significant
stat(s) (ex: total number of opened/closed bugs) and turn them into
factoids to be inserted somewhere along the text?
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Hi all, in the "Annual Report preparation" folder in OwnCloud you will
find a render of the current state of the Annual Report. Texts and
layout are final unless you spot last minute errors. Things I still
need to do:
Proper infographics (for the events/releases, and for the financial
report)
A
Le mardi 14 juin 2016 à 12:39 +0200, Bastien Nocera a écrit :
> Apart from having your name in the report, if you're one of the
> people in the list, this is useful when analysed, and would be even
> more useful when extended.
>
> For example, you might want to have a list of people who don't
Hi all,
A question came up during a discussion today: the Annual Report has
traditionally had a full page dedicated to "Bugzilla stats". What is
its fundamental purpose? Do you know people who read it or expect it in
the report each year, vs other types of stats and facts? Would you
rather keep
Le mardi 24 mai 2016 à 10:43 +0200, Andreas Nilsson a écrit :
> Wasn't there even an xdg-app/flatpak for the unstable version?
Oh, didn't know if there was such a thing... just grabbed the easiest
thing I could get my hands on, which at that time was the F23 COPR!
I have now pushed the current state of my initial layout work onto http
s://github.com/gnome-design-team/gnome-marketing/tree/master/annual-
report/FY2015 (just in case something terrible happens to my computers)
Currently this is in Scribus format only; it's so rough that it's not
really meant
Le dimanche 6 mars 2016 à 00:33 -0800, Nuritzi Sanchez a écrit :
> Twitter
> There is only one login and password that multiple people share.
This is suboptimal indeed.
Twitter (or at least TweetDeck, which is a part of Twitter) allows
delegating an account to owners of other accounts, without
Do we have such a thing as an online collaborative calendar for the
Engagement team? Something where we can put deadlines for
events/publications/etc., that people could subscribe to in Evolution,
GNOME Calendar, etc.
Looking at the Annual Report's planning wiki page, it occurred to me
that this
Le lundi 08 février 2016 à 18:33 +, Allan Day a écrit :
[…]
> I've had a rough go at sketching out an infographic that communicates
> some of this information. Some things are missing, and some parts are
> quite rough: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5031519/gnome-year-i
> nfographic.png
Hi all,
There were some interesting contents in https://wiki.gnome.org/action/r
ecall/BrandGuidelines?action=recall=58 that were lost in the
migration to https://www.gnome.org/logo-and-trademarks/ - namely, the
detailed spacing guidelines and the origins of the logotype. For
instance, this
Beyond the execution, details and visual polish, what do you folks
think of the concept in general?
And the contents?
FWIW, there are also alternative ways to represent a timeline generally
(with a circle, spiral, serpent, or some other object metaphor). Open
to any
Le dimanche 31 janvier 2016 à 23:20 +, Sriram Ramkrishna a écrit :
> How many food recipe apps are out there that look good, designed
> well, and has the kind of features for the Internet age? Probably
> none.
As an aside and purely for your curiosity: there's http://jeff.ecchi.ca
Thanks for continuing the work on this!
Looking at the evolution of the draft, I see that there was this
opening sentence that was removed:
> The GNOME community dedicated the last 18 years to building a
> cohesive desktop experience for our users. We have created a library
> of work that is found
Hi all,
It would be nice of us to make a public statement of support for the
SFC's campaign* to raise funds for their continued existence and their
legal battle to uphold the GPL (against infringement by VMWare)**. The
FSF has made such a blog post already***.
I discussed with the board, and
Hullo again, o wise ones!
To help provide background and ammunition for the brochure, Andreas
published a report on his activities in the sysadmin role: https://www.
dragonsreach.it/2015/12/02/three-years-and-counting/
I would really appreciate the team giving me some input, on the
questions I
I didn't see it in the "gnome-marketing" github repo, so could you
throw the .odt/source file out here so I can polish its looks a bit?___
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Yes, technically it could only be a wordmark written with http://www.co
micneue.com ;;)___
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As usual I'm happy to work on the graphical execution (unless another
designer wants to go for it), if people here would like to discuss and
come up with the base idea ("concept"). Having a brainstorm as a
starting point can be helpful. There is also the question of if/how
"GNOME" gets
Hi all,
You may be familiar with the fact that circa 2010, we ran a successful
fundraising campaign to allow the GNOME Foundation to hire a part-time
sysadmin (see also http://www.vuntz.net/journal/post/2010/06/02/Hiring-
a-sysadmin-for-the-GNOME-infrastructure for a memory refresher).
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