Björn Höfling <bjoern.hoefl...@bjoernhoefling.de> ezt írta (időpont: 2018. szept. 9., V 1:13):
> Hi Guix, > > FOSDEM also offers stands where you can present your project and get > directly in contact with interested people. What do you think? Should > we get one? > > Details can be found here: > > https://fosdem.org/2019/news/2018-08-10-call-for-participation/ > > * Application deadline: 2018-11-02, so there is a bit more time left. > * There are no costs. > * We get a 180x80cm table, two chairs. > * Power socket available. > * WiFi as usual available. > * We commit us to have at least 2 people at the stand during whole > FOSDEM. > > I personally like to walk to the stands and get directly in touch with > the people you heard in a talk (or you missed). Do we want this? Do we > find enough people-power to do it? > > I would suggest at least three timeslots for each day, so we would have > 12 slots in total. Who will spend his time at the stand? Of cause, I'm > volunteering for a slot or two and can organize things. > I'm volunteering for a slot, if we do this. > > Ideas to present: > > * A poster of a easy and a complex dependency graph. > * A poster of a nice system declaration. > * Notebook with GuixSD installed, many generations. Show how you can > install/remove packages, switch generations, etc. People can try out > things on their own. > * Can we show some ARM hardware or fancy boards with Guix running on > them? > * Replicant phone with Guix running? > * Stickers > * We should have T-Shirts for us. > > > The stands are usually very demanded. We have better chances if we > share the table with some other project. Should we do that? And if, > with which project? > > * Can we get some reproducible-builds/bootstrappable corporation? > Debian? > * Nix? > * Guile? > > Here is the list from the last two years: > > https://archive.fosdem.org/2018/stands/ > https://archive.fosdem.org/2017/stands/ > > Björn > >
