Hi all,
After the announcement, the errata...
Dave Neary a écrit :
In the morning, we will have
lightning talks (5 minutes or less to impress), a Topaz/GNOME 3.0
planning session,
... The Topaz session is currently listed for the afternoon.
A big welcome too to a multimedia mini-conference
There's a problem with attachments on the wiki. Don't know when it
started, but it was before last week's meeting.
Dave.
Murray Cumming a écrit :
The links to the PDFs are not working anymore. Did someone change
something?
On Thu, 2005-03-24 at 17:16 -0500, Tim Ney, GNOME Foundation wrote:
The
Hi Brian,
Brian Cameron a écrit :
One topic that might also make a good track would be stability. This
year Sun is sending two Architecture Review Council chairs to GUADEC
to speak on this topic. I think this is a significant and timely
gesture from Sun. One reason that GNOME has difficulty
usage you're
asking for, we'll sign the trademark agreement, then send it to you to sign,
and you're good to go.
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Hi,
Jeff Waugh a écrit :
Don't know why it didn't occur to me to pimp this to GNOME, we've been doing
lots of stuff about it in Australia and Ubuntu-land.
I just noticed :)
Andreas, got any thoughts on an SFD-inspired image for gnome.org? (I just
got a sudden flash of New GNOME. New World
Hi,
Vincent Untz a écrit :
To answer Dave: I like GUADEC (more than GConf, to be honest). But look
at various other conferences: is their name easily understandable?
I don't think it's more understandable than GUADEC, but once you know
what it means, you remember it.
OSCon
DefCon
Linux Expo
Hi,
Vincent Untz a écrit :
Let's try another question: who are the new people we want to see? People
who know GNOME? People who don't know GNOME? If they don't know GNOME,
GnomeCon/GConf is not clearer than GUADEC. If they know GNOME, there
are some chances they will learn about GUADEC being a
Hi,
Christian Fredrik Kalager Schaller a écrit :
So the solution is that we dump the name that a lot of people in the free software world
knows by now and instead switch to a new name...
Building up name recognition and brand takes a lot of time.
Let's kill this excuse dead straight away.
Hi,
Tim Ney, GNOME Foundation a écrit :
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 16:05 +0200, Quim Gil wrote:
For some the GUADEC is an opportunity to meet, for others is a way to
get new contributors, for others is a way to get some money for the
Foundation, for others is a way to enhance a common vision of
Hi,
Mohammad Anwari a écrit :
http://foundation.gnome.org/licensing/usergroup/
in 2.c:
You may not modify, create derivative works or make any use of the
Licensed Works other than as expressly permitted by this License;
Does it mean we can't use our own logo derived from GNOME's logo?
Salut,
Vincent Untz a écrit :
I'm not sure what kind of other conferences you're talking about, but
isn't this the role of local groups (if they exist, of course)? E.g.
events in France are pretty much covered by GNOME-FR people and it's
probably the same for Germany/GNOME-DE and other
Hi Mark,
I fully recognise that this would have resulted in my not being elected
last year. I also think that's a complete straw-man argument, for the
reason you state.
I agree it's taking far too much energy - part of that is that we're
working *around* the board, not with it. I'm not
Hi,
Luis Villa wrote:
OSSI is the only thing I can think of offhand, though I know we at one
point had a relationship with SPI, and I know there is at least one
other I'm blanking on at the moment.
There's the UK based Open Source Consortium, but they seem to have
disappeared off the face
Hi,
http://producingoss.com/html-chunk/index.html
Karl Fogel wrote a book on producing free and open source software,
which discusses everything from technical and social infrastructure to
handling money and managing colunteers.
It's an interesting read, so far. It's particularly
mostly every 2 weeks, apart from a period
recently which was slightly perturbed by the GNOME summit. Normally, we're
having a board meeting next Wednesday.
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Anne Østergaard wrote:
I remember that Miguel de Icaza one year was announcing his candidacy a
little after the time limit and his candidacy was not accepted by the
committee. He also was on travel and was a very serious candidate for
the board.
With the difference that he had not expressed
Hi,
Philip Van Hoof wrote:
So basically you guys will be responsible for being the official voice,
steering the releases, communicating with vendors and customers, GNOME
related conferences and promotion.
You guys being the foundation. Not necessarily the board.
How important are desktop
Hi,
Following on from Reinout's example, I'd like to reccommend votes for
the following candidates, some of whom are perhaps not as well known as
others:
* Vincent Untz - he's great. A nice guy, a great worker, and a born
leader. The kind of person you'd like to have on the board.
* Quim
Hi,
Murray Cumming wrote:
On Thu, 2005-12-01 at 21:06 -0500, Richard M. Stallman wrote:
We want to encourage non-free apps to use GNOME, but we don't want to
appear to grant those non-free apps ethical legitimacy. We have to
choose our words with care to achieve both goals at
Rodrigo Moya wrote:
On Mon, 2006-02-06 at 13:39 +, Calum Benson wrote:
Ooh, UK v. France... it's the Olympic bid all over again :)
IIRC, someone mentioned Vilnius, in Lithuania, as a candidate also some
time ago. Any news on that?
Someone from Vienna also expressed an interest.
, someone could even make a release and call it
Official GNOME and we could not stop them.
Bill
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to be as liberal as possible without
losing them.
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Hi Martyn,
You need to make sure you're registered for the site first - you can
register and/or log in at http://beta.guadec.org/user
Cheers,
Dave.
Martyn Russell wrote:
On Tue, 2006-03-21 at 02:02 +0100, Quim Gil wrote:
Just as a reminder, the GUADEC 2006 Call for Participation is open
Hi,
I should have tried before saying anything... there's a problem and the
site is giving access denied. And yes, this is a recent problem.
Cheers,
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Martyn Russell wrote:
On Tue, 2006-03-21 at 02:02 +0100, Quim Gil wrote:
Just as a reminder, the GUADEC 2006 Call for Participation is
) to the
GNOME user and developer community, and will be making a public call for
candidatures only after that period, if we don't have a good candidate.
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Hi,
Murray Cumming wrote:
I have some Glom tasks that are quite involved. They seem suitable
because
a) They need some investigation and hacking time
b) They don't need development of any fundamentally new techniques or
technologies.
It's not an official part of GNOME, but I wonder if it
Hi all,
Here's the agenda for the board meeting tomorrow. If you're waiting for
a decision from the board on something, and it's not here, shout.
Cheers,
Dave.
Wednesday, 19 April 2006, 19:00 UTC (21:00 CET, 15:00 EST, 14:00 CST)
== ACTIONS ==
* Dave to request a contract from Quim for
Hi,
Quim Gil wrote:
There was a comment in the minutes about board members being
overwhelmed. The Foundation is also looking for an executive director
and there seem to be not many responses. The combination of these two
factors must be a pain, specially when the GNOME project and Foundation
Hi all,
Last week's board meeting got pushed back a week because of a high
nomber of people who weren't available last week, and a light agenda.
The next meeting will take place tomorrow evening. Here's the agenda.
Please feel free to let me know if there are outstanding issues waiting
for an
Selon Alan Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sul, 2006-05-14 at 19:52 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
Since lawyers talk .doc, and use revision control to track changes to the
documents, that's what we ge too.
Disappointing. I hope the foundation will reconsider that decision and
post its documents
, they indicated that this would go as far as providing city
facilities for conference events, and perhaps administrative help during the
organisation period.
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Hi,
Glynn Foster wrote:
Neither of the bids have any details about financials and budgets - I
think the decisions can't possibly made until we know the details of
what the costs involved of hosting in each of the bids.
Aside from the cost of the venue, which we have never paid (at least not
Hi,
First off, I'd like to thank Dom and DW Price for their comments on the
contract. In fact, DW did a *huge* job going over the contract, and I've
put his commented version and the original on ODT format in the wiki:
http://live.gnome.org/Trademark at the top of the page.
We now probably have
Hi all,
http://rit.mellon.org/awards
The GNOME Foundation qualifies for these awards, surely.
Who would like to write a first draft of a (max. 1000 words) nomination?
In my experience, the shorter the better, if you can do it in 200 words,
that would be great. Please reply here with efforts.
Thanks for this Federico.
Federico Mena Quintero wrote:
On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 17:37 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
We just need to figure out how the GNOME project provides a direct and
demonstrably significant benefit to the arts or the environment.
snip
The GNOME Project's software is widely
Hi,
Baris Cicek wrote:
Murray asked on membership-committee list if we should ask to
prospective members these questions, which are optional to answer:
gender, to track lack of female involvement;
nationality, to track lack of Asian involvement;
I have no problems with these.
And one more
Hi,
Davyd Madeley wrote:
Also of interest, a (female) colleague asked where we're getting our
1% contribution statistic from. It sounds believable, but is it
people with CVS accounts, or does it include translators who send
translations to their i18n team leader. Did someone just look
Hi,
Luis Villa wrote:
Such a plan should be written by someone who has actually been
involved in IRC, our mailing lists, bugzilla, etc., *as a developer*-
which, sorry, isn't Anne. It will not work if it is not driven by
someone with such experience.
That's not so. There's nothing
Hi,
David Neary wrote:
The agenda will be pretty basic - we will present what the board has
been working on and will work on for the rest of the year, get a report
on our finances from the treasurer, and have a QA session for the rest
of the time available.
Following on from feedback, a
Hi,
Calum Benson wrote:
On 10 Jul 2006, at 19:34, David Neary wrote:
The reference mails can perhaps go off-list, but honestly I can't think
why that might happen - in general, if you're replying it's to give a
good reference, and if the reference would be bad, you don't reply.
Hmm...
Hi,
Thomas Vander Stichele wrote:
So, this is the EXCITING NEW proposal I am proposing to you today. The
machines were bought on the GUADEC budget, and that means this plan
needs approving by a higher authority than myself. I am unsure what
this authority is, or if this is considered a good
Hi,
Quim Gil wrote:
Definitely, this is a very good start. I searched local by title (no
relevant results) and by text (too much results) and din't find this
page.
Yeah - it's linked off TeamWorkspaces - I've added a link to the top
of GnomeWorldwide too, which seems like a logical place to
Hi Luca,
Luca Cappelletti wrote:
Please, which is the important GNU package you mean?
I'm guessing that it starts with G, ends in ME, and has a NO in the middle.
Cheers,
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Hi,
Adrian Custer wrote:
The foundation could certainly impose a code of conduct on its members;
an elegant requirement might also be an hour a month dedicated to
helping newcomers.
s/impose/suggest
Or perhaps codify.
The idea of a code of conduct is to document what is already
to...
Elijah Newren and Behdad Esfahbod
Thank you both for your stirling work over the years, and I hope that
this finally helps you build GNOME faster, Elijah ;-)
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Hi Davyd,
Davyd Madeley wrote:
It seems to me that sponsorship to this event should really be
handled by linux.conf.au, but I was wondering if the Foundation saw
any place for itself here.
I tend to agree with you. We have helped bring people to conferences in
the past, and are doing so at
Hi,
Davyd Madeley wrote:
Send us a proposal (cost per t-shirt, number of prints, total cost)
today if possible, we'll consider it at tonight's board meeting.
I don't have anything harder than an idea so far. So I'm not going to be
able to get anything to you today. I was more hoping to
have arranged
that.
FYI, we are going to have a venue every two months...
Anyway, thanks for your reply.
Cheers,
Jimmy
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the conflict of interest (not without
precedent) over the past few months. I appreciate the transparency.
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of
respect and esteem with the people to whom we have discussed this
already - the GNOME Foundation already has credibility issues, which we
would do well to avoid aggravating.
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Hi,
Quim Gil wrote:
On the other hand, VoIP conference calls imply broadband, which
depending on countries and personal economies can be a higher barrier
than a cheap call with a normal phone and one of those prefixes.
As well as implying access to broadband at home, this also implies
dropped it.
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Name: Dave Neary
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Affiliation: Wengo
Hi,
I have spent a lot of time thinking about whether I will run for the
board this year. In the end, I feel very invested in the success of the
foundation, and I feel like we have made huge progress in the past two
years. I really
Anne Østergaard wrote:
Who am I to think I am fit for election in this celebre Tarzan and his
closest friends competition :-)?
Nice to know you have such a high opinion of your board colleagues.
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Hi,
Murray Cumming wrote:
On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 15:02 +0100, Dave Neary wrote:
The feeling of the board (a majority opinion, rather than unanimous) is
that the code of conduct would be more hurt than helped by being pushed
by us. Its adoption really needs to be bottom-up.
Thanks for being
of conduct by High Command from
the board is healthy, and I don't think it will help its adoption.
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becoming a member, don't
renew, or send a mail to the membership committee, and they will remove
you from the list of members.
Mind me asking why you want to leave the foundation?
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Hi Telsa,
Telsa Gwynne wrote:
Ar Fri, Dec 01, 2006 at 03:02:42PM +0100, ysgrifennodd Dave Neary:
The feeling of the board (a majority opinion, rather than unanimous) is
that the code of conduct would be more hurt than helped by being pushed
by us. Its adoption really needs to be bottom-up
miss
something?
We also have OLPC and the SFLC as two new non-profit advisory board
members. We also never announced Nokia was joining the advisory board
officially.
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Hi,
Fernando Herrera wrote:
Ey, maybe we could use this machine as a future debug server.
What's a debug server?
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(and nothing says they'd
accept if we did). But I would also love to see the company get more
visibility through a donation of hardware which would benefit GNOME user
groups around Europe, the US or elsewhere.
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that came up
during the day?
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is hooking up with OSGeo!? This is great.
Where can I find out more?
We'll be making an announcement about this with a bit more info shortly.
How shortly depends on how much time I can free up over the next couple
of weeks :}
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event, then some idea what the money
will be used for will be needed.
Open mic! Jump on in.
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to all the ressources they need to approve/deny/reply to requests?
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New contributor from country X! type notes but the growth of
GNOME worldwide is something that's important.
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of the report.
Doesn't anyone think it's cool that we finally got something like this
(and all of the other user group stuff) done?
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defeatist...
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to be quite slow.
That said, if this continues to be an issue (if Java isn't released
under the GPL quickly enough), then definitely keep me posted.
I imagine that if you test that this works with a Free JVM such as Kaffe
that there won't be any issue.
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, FOSS.IN, CeBIT, LinuxTag...
Perhaps the biggest free software business conferences are in the US
(your LinuxWorlds and OSCons of the world), but all the best community
conferences happen outside the US.
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This is underlining something I've said a lot over the past couple of
years - the foundation is not the board, and nothing is preventing a
community member from starting an initiative on their own, and deciding
when to spring the fruit of their efforts on everyone.
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that
we've made a budget for the financial year as far as I can tell.
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wants to apply :-))
It's hard to see specific GNOME-related things we could apply for here.
What do you suggest?
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sponsorship, make-up of the
organising committee, and so on. But I think there are substantial
benefits too, and the topic merits discussion.
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consecutive weeks to go to
two conferences? I know I wouldn't (the boss would probably think I was
nuts, and the wife would kill me). I'm wondering if there are a lot of
volunteers in the same situation as me.
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to hire a part-time sysadmin, and I think
we'd have difficulty finding one (to work part-time). It's certainly something
worth thinking about, but the answer will likely be we can't (yet) afford it.
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through the last
3 elections.
I'd like to wish all the best to the board for the rest of the year, and
good luck to the person who replaces me.
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and if so why?
I'm certainly not a definitive source on the issue - Luis would be a
better person to comment on the consequences of such a copyright
assignment - but I don't think that you are to understand that.
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Fully support this - I have no problem with the current board holding on
for another 6 months.
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to throw in a second procedural change, and have that person
elected to the position, rather than nominated from within the board.
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) this is already the case.
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Hi,
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dave Neary
I think it's a mistake not to have someone in Boston involved early in the
planning process.
This problem would not have been solved by having someone in Boston involved
early in the planning process. It's just rotten luck.
I didn't say
. Has the board been in contact with them?
Cheers,
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PS. Congratulations to Rosanna Jonathan!
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- we're up to 50 or 60
posts a day.
The question is how to marry reactivity to requests and accountability
with that editorial control.
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countless more hours bikeshedding it.
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/quantity equation.
The planet's got 245 authors now. There are 48 posts since yesterday
morning.
At what point do we recognise that editorial control is necessary for
the planet to remain a useful resource?
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are undocumented approval guidelines, and
a single point of failure (Jeff) for planet maintenance. Jeff's fixing
the first one, and a formal team is not an ideal solution to the second.
Keep it simple.
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on this issue on the list (I did see some grumbling on IRC, but nothing
concrete), so it's hardly an initiative that's going to mobilise the troops.
I'm hopeful that there'll be more animation around the elections this year.
Cheers,
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Hi,
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Dave Neary
Voting in referenda is generally not very high, and there was 0 debate on
this issue on the list (I did see some grumbling on IRC, but nothing
concrete), so it's hardly an initiative that's going to mobilise the
troops.
There was buttloads
suggestion, though.
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Hi,
Claudio Saavedra wrote:
El lun, 23-04-2007 a las 10:08 +0200, Dave Neary escribió:
Alexander van Loon wrote:
Please take a look at this page on the GNOME Foundation website:
http://foundation.gnome.org/finance/ . Why are there no financial
statements for 2004-2005 and 2005-2006
.
Cheers,
Dave.
PS. On a point of information (as we used to say in the debating
society), Jody no longer works for Novell.
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person volunteer board would
be asking too much.
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over two terms into the hiring
process I might have something to offer the decision making process?
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different from others that we don't need/want an
executive director?
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that the board delegate to these lists explain
themselves in the light of your mail.
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Johannes Schmid wrote:
Do you remeber those people from GUADEC with Telepathy T-Shirt. There
was something on it like:
I spend my whole free time hacking on Telepathy and all I got was this
T-Shirt.
That was at least funny!
And original to boot!
:)
Dave.
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I repost to foundation-list and election with the correction, or
is this discussion thread good enough?
I imagine that a correction to elections@ is good enough.
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Dave.
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