Folks -
It would be helpful if we could stop referring to this as a conference -
it would make my life easier g. We should plan to use the time we have
some visitors in town to (a) have them do some presentations or sessions or
workshops and (b) focus quite seriously on the specific work that
bombard them with multiple forwards; thanks.
Ed McNierney
VP, Software Development
One Laptop per Child
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the event was you discuss roadmap on future
feature and scope of next major release.
By this postponement how will your planning and development schedule
be affected?
/Korakurider
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 10:52 AM, Ed McNierney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks -
The OLPC XOCamp event being
Since I presume we don't object to 'supporting our software' perhaps
we should understand what we think the difference between 'hacks' and
'our software' is and see what is involved in transitioning code from
one state to the other. Simply selecting a slightly less pejorative
definition
Marvin Minsky once said:
Some day paper will be a luxury item for the rich.
When the Apple LaserWriter was introduced, Steve Jobs noted that In
the quest to create the 'paperless office' all we have accomplished is
to create demand for higher-quality paper!
- Ed
Folks -
I would like to spend some time this week getting a bit more consensus on
the goals and agenda for this conversation before we get too far ahead with
planning and invitations. I don't want to spend the first day setting the
scope and expectations for the week only to discover that some
Tomeu et al. -
Thanks - these are very good questions and are definitely on the right
path (that path being, what exactly do we need to do about it?). It
is not obvious to me from this thread whether the user goal is XO-to-
XO file transfer or XO-to-other-computer file transfer. Do we know
I'm not sure who the planning committee is, but this is the sort of
schedule I was thinking about, too.
- Ed
On Oct 10, 2008, at 3:33 PM, C. Scott Ananian wrote:
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Marco Pesenti Gritti
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Just to clarify: like our
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