[Andreas Schuldei] > In my oppinion it would be important for some debian-edu people to > show up there.
I am not sure it is easy to get the right people to go there when the meeting is in July. Who would the right people be? I suspect it would be good to use such opportunity to get our LTSP people to meet and work with the edubuntu LTSP people. I also suspect that this early in the cooperation phase, it is smart to get someone with deep knowledge about the skolelinux network architecture and an understanding of the interactions between the different services to go. This would make sure the edubuntu people have someone available when they try to understand what is so great about debian-edu. And, we should probably send someone with good knowledge about the debian-edu/skolelinux infrastructure (cd building, package building, APT source maintenence, etc), to try to exchange knowledge with canonical on these issues. It would also be good if someone with knowledge about the deployment effort in skolelinux, the business side if you like, went over there to talk about these issues as well. But I guess we will have a better idea after this weekend who need to do more talking, and this might gain the project most by going there. I am not too happy about this meeting taking place in July. I hoped for a meeting in August instead, as debconf5 will take a lot of time in July, and it might be hard for some to spend one more weekend on debian-edu. Just my thoughts on the topic. I make the call on who get their travel funded by edubuntu to go there, if I understand this correctly. Let me know if you are interested. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
