dear all,
so looks like the community has gravitated towards upcoming.yahoo.com
and that solves our problem.
one final issue: exactly what is the url for discovering all foss and
foss-related events in dinai at upcoming.yahoo.com
for instance, when i visit the site, it naturally defaults to
on searching for 'foss' events in 'india' i get a list of two events,
foss.in and the chennai event. the bangalore barcamp is not listed.
And how come bangalore barcamp is a foss event ? No every technology
event is a FOSS event.
regards
VK
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On 10/31/07, Vivek Khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on searching for 'foss' events in 'india' i get a list of two events,
foss.in and the chennai event. the bangalore barcamp is not listed.
And how come bangalore barcamp is a foss event ? No every technology
event is a FOSS event.
On 10/30/07, Philip Tellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 30/10/2007, Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.
I'd suggest just adding events to upcoming.org and tagging them with
foss and india (optional). I could write up a pipe that gets
Ok, I second the vote, and here are your feeds:
JSON:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=json
RSS:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=4jphZveG3BG0fLa9jknRlg_render=rss
And if all you want is a simple HTML unordered list that you can stick
into
Linux Lingam wrote:
2) rahul, you could consider asking your staff to submit event-entries
to this site, and then feed it back to your openitis.com site.
Umm, I don't have any staff and I am not part of either of these sites.
If you want to send feedback, you have to contact the webmasters
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Linux Lingam wrote:
2) rahul, you could consider asking your staff to submit event-entries
to this site, and then feed it back to your openitis.com site.
Umm, I don't have any staff and I am not part of either of these
with your goals **probably** reached how about avoiding *x-post*ing?
technicalities... are ...
If i edit subject line, it becomes a new thread!
if i say reply-all, it will bounce from other bunch of lists where I
am not subscribed to.. so people who have suggestion might remain
silent.. in
On 10/31/07, ಓಂ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
with your goals **probably** reached how about avoiding *x-post*ing?
technicalities... are ...
If i edit subject line, it becomes a new thread!
if i say reply-all, it will bounce from other bunch of lists where I
am not subscribed to.. so people who
dear all,
am googling since two days, can't find a complete and/or comprehensive
list of foss or foss-related events scheduled for 2008.
i know the number of events are growing. we have:
1.mashups,
2.OSSCamps, and similar
3.CII-partnered events,
4.leading national events
5.LUG-created regional
Linux Lingam wrote:
j) redhat's events page spouts forth an error 404
http://www.redhat.com/about/presscenter/events/
You are using a wrong link.
http://www.redhat.com/about/news/schedule/
Rahul
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This is not intended to start a flame... just trying to share some views...
Your suggestion will have it's own set of ownership problems and
communication barriers...
As usual wherever possible it's best to leave the choices of such
things in the hands of people who actually run the show in
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Linux Lingam wrote:
am googling since two days, can't find a complete and/or comprehensive
list of foss or foss-related events scheduled for 2008.
http://www.linuxjournal.com/xstatic/community/events is one road to
take, upcoming and/or facebook
http://www.linuxjournal.com/xstatic/community/events is one road to
take,
nah! too generic. would be great to have an india or india-centric
list to which ilnuxjournal could link.
upcoming and/or facebook is another.
facebook? i think they got bought over by microsoft. also wonder how
easy
this is a bit [OT] and may contain humour so read it at your own risk...
what is usually called FOSS is actually FSOSS (corectly called अफसोस )
The logic in ignoring first *S* is almost the same that is used in
ignoring *is* in **GNU is Not Unix**
this *is* is actally *IST* [in German],
we've got two shortlisted sites:
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/calendar/
It might be best to keep add to it, than re-invent the wheel.
[snip]
Kingsly
and linux-india.org recommended by kishore bhargava.
the nrcfosshelpline site is more populated but alas, no way for anyone
to log in and
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