Hi Martin ,
I am working with deployments in India. Would be keen to be part of
todays meeting.
I had been involved with setting up XS for first OLPC pilot site in India
at Khairat and also would like to get involved in the further developments.
As we are looking forward towards new deployment
So 11am US EST, 25th March, as per
http://worldtimeserver.com/meeting-planner-times.aspx?&L0=US-MA&L1=NP&L2=CL&L3=US-CA&L4=PE&Day=25&Mon=3&Y=2008
Conference call line (from anywhere in the world): +1-972-684-9752
Access code: 617 452 5660#
We'll use #olpc-meeting on freenode as the irc "backchan
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 9:47 PM, Bryan Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very Exciting!
:-)
> >Today I've been creating a few new pages in the wiki - you'll find
> > there is a roadmap that outlines releases, goals, timeframes, etc.
>
> I notice you haven't listed many features
Or many mile
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 7:31 AM, Walter Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can
> you suggest a better time for a global project? Seems an intractable
> problem fora synchronous medium.
It turns out that we can start 2hs later, and it seems to be a
civilized time for all parties involved.
So 1
I'm chiming in from California, so thank you for the kind thoughts Walter.
Speaking for myself, I was hoping to listen in to the call, and I was going
to set my alarm to be awake and caffeinated for it. Even one hour later
would be easier, but obviously the more important participants are Bryan an
For the moment, Peru is 1 hr. behind EST because the US moved its
daylight savings time ahead. Soon it will be the same as EST again. SA
is east of NA. I'd be more concerned about California than Peru. Can
you suggest a better time for a global project? Seems an intractable
problem fora synchronous
On Fri, 2008-03-21 at 19:23 -0400, Martin Langhoff wrote:
> Hi all!
>
>
> Or Skype itself to place a call to the US. ]
>
that worked techically fine last "repaircenter meeting"
For me no us_navite speaker:
- following the meeting is oke,
- participating is harder than irc
- irc backchannel
Very Exciting!
>Today I've been creating a few new pages in the wiki - you'll find
> there is a roadmap that outlines releases, goals, timeframes, etc.
I notice you haven't listed many features
> Are people still interested in a phone conference? If yes, we could do
> it Tuesday 25th 8am US EST
Hi all!
I am slowly taking over the ownership of the software/OS side of the
XS. Wad - who's done an amazing job with the insane workload he has -
will continue to shoulder a large part of it, specifically networking
issues and hardware. And will hopefully lend a hand as I learn my way
around the
