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Hi all,
GNOME's logo usage guidelines are really out of date, and they are
kept in a standard wiki page [1], which can be edited by pretty much
anyone. This isn't good considering that we rely on these guidelines
to enforce the GNOME trademarks.
I've recently done a bit of work to try and resolve
Hey everyone,
We currently use the wiki to store our various files. Unfortunately,
this hasn't been working very well - there are files scattered all
over the place, and it's hard to know what is current and what isn't.
During GUADEC a bunch of us sat down and figured out a plan for how to
use ou
Ekaterina Gerasimova wrote:
>> […]
>>
>> * Files that we are using, but which are mostly of interest to the
>> Engagement team go in "Engagement Team - Private".
>> * Files that are old or out of date will go in "Engagement Team -
>> Private > Archive".
>> […]
>
> Hi, will these be public as wel
"Ekaterina Gerasimova" wrote:
> If I was to want to view an old document for reference purposes, what
will I need to do to get an account with suitable permissions and where
will this process be documented?
>
> As someone who does reference old material relatively regularly, I would
personally fin
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> I see we have missed a meeting since I was gone. Do we want to have one
> this week? New time is 19:00 on Wednesdays.
>
> I think we still have some stuff to work from our BOF. So we should start
> following up from that meeting and then work out our plans.
It would
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
...
> Sounds like we should have a meeting this week so that we can discuss
> release promotion and anything else needed before you go offline
...
Tomorrow would work for me, if anyone else is interested.
Allan
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That time works for me. A general discussion about next week's release
would be good.
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Hey Sri,
Thanks for picking this up. I'll definitely try and make the meeting,
although it might be a little difficult.
I think it would be good to talk about our social media presence in
general. I'd also like to figure out where we are in relation to
internship opportunities.
Allan
On Mon, Oc
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Is teh timing okay?
...
Works for me!
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Karen Sandler wrote:
>> GNOME's logo usage guidelines are really out of date, and they are
>> kept in a standard wiki page [1], which can be edited by pretty much
>> anyone. This isn't good considering that we rely on these guidelines
>> to enforce the GNOME trademarks.
>>
>> I've recently done a
Hi,
There was a problem with the link to the new page. This is now:
http://www.gnome.org/logo-and-trademarks/
Allan
On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Allan Day wrote:
> Karen Sandler wrote:
>>> GNOME's logo usage guidelines are really out of date, and they are
>>> ke
Ekaterina Gerasimova wrote:
>>> This looks really bad and is probably quite
>>> harmful to encouraging participation.
>>
>> Thank you for your support! I was really hoping that the weeks of effort
>> I've been putting into this will have the intended effect. I was so worried
>> for a while because
Karen Sandler wrote:
>> http://www.simonscat.com/Blog/2013-12-09/Meet-the-Gnome/ convinces me
>> that garden gnomes -- despite the obvious pun -- could be a nice mascot
>> for our community, something the current logo never really managed to
>> do.
...
I definitely like the idea of injecting some
Tobias Mueller wrote:
...
> Has anyone taken care of finding a place to go to on Saturday evening?
>
> If so, it'd be cool if the wiki page could be updated:
> https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeEvents/FOSDEM/2014
Thanks for the reminder, Tobi. I just checked with Guillaume and he
said that he's happy t
>> Sorry that should have been 19:00 UTC, not 20:00 UTC.
I doubt I'll be able to make this, I'm afraid. I have plans tonight.
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Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Today's meeting is cancelled. Looks like we don't have many RSVPs.
> We could schedule for next week. How do pepole feel about that?
I have plans for next Thursday and Friday. Could maybe do Wednesday...
Sorry, evenings in the pre-Christmas period are busy.
Allan
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I should be able to make it. See you there!
Allan
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 1:32 AM, Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Please remember we have a meeting tomorrow on IRC.
>
> Agenda:
>
> Standard agenda items:
>
> * GNOME in the media
> * GNOME engagement issues
> * GNOME events to advertise
> * Upcoming e
Tobias Mueller wrote:
>> https://wiki.gnome.org/Events/FOSDEM/2014
>>
> Yep. Status is there. It does not look very golden.
> ATM, we have only two people staffing the booth:
> https://wiki.gnome.org/Events/FOSDEM/2014/Stand#attendees
...
Three now. Asking around, it seems like most of the FOSDE
Rosanna Yuen wrote:
> Actually, I need to order more stickers. Should I reorder the same designs?
> Or does anyone want to design new ones?
I think we could do with some new sticker designs. I'll sort this out;
will let you know when we have something.
Allan
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone who enabled us to have a great FOSDEM this year. I
thought that the GNOME stand was a big success - we seemed to have a
lot of interest, and interaction around the stand was great.
I'd especially like to thank Tobi for working so hard on the stand,
Alexandre for the cak
I can make it.
We should put 3.12 release planning on the agenda - it's coming up soon.
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Hey Oliver,
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
> What parts of the initiative are working, should we try to make a new
> stronger commitment to the original ideas or are we happy with the situation
> today as described on the wiki [2] ?
...
"GNOME OS" is a label that we used to describe a collection of
co
Hi all,
I thought I'd update the list with what we can expect from 3.12 in
terms of features.
The main user visible changes that we can expect, I think, will come
from some of the apps, particularly Videos, Software, Web and gedit.
Videos and gedit have have fairly dramatic redesigns, and the oth
Karen Sandler wrote:
>> * In general there have been fixes made due to feedback on the last
>> release (such as Wired Network indicator).
>
> In general I think we should try to focus attention on these kinds of fixes
> as much as possible as part of our press story, maybe even using a header
> "W
Hi all,
Andreas and I have updated the sticker, badge and t-shirt designs that
are hosted on our ownCloud instance:
https://cloud.gnome.org/public.php?service=files&t=41ed7027380ff6af519cbec42498396e
The designs aren't fantastically exciting, but they are nice and are
consistent with what we hav
Hi all,
3.12 is due for release on 26 March. That gives us about a month to
prepare our promotional materials.
Key items, as usual:
* Press release, including quotations.
* Release notes.
* Updates to the website.
* Reach out to the press - send them advance notice about the
release, make a
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Looks like the numix theme is turning into a full OS with designers
> and everything. They have funding for developers as well.
>
> https://plus.google.com/+NumixprojectOrg/posts/fgo3cAikTM9
>
> I find that kind of interesting. They aren't forking anything, but
> worki
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Let's focus completely on the release this meeting. I htink it's
> important that we get everything resourced. I also want as a goal to
> put less pressure on Alan this time who usually works hte hardest on
> this.
I'll be there. It would be especially good to discuss
> On 02/23/2014 11:08 AM, Oliver Propst wrote:
...
>> I would want to suggest that we follow-up the successful
>> Marketing/Engagement team Hackfest last year with a new one this year [1].
>> One suggestion is to have it sometime in October in connection to Boston
>> Summit 2014.
...
Sounds like a
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
...
>> Check this out:
>> http://diegoe.be/2014/02/24/habits-and-engagement/
Heh, Diego was using the engagement word before it was cool.
>> The video is only 20 minutes, and it's really interesting. If you have
>> extra time, also check the youtube video linked in the p
Diego Escalante Urrelo wrote:
>> With SXSW, I get to talk to orthogonal communities, and one of the
>> things that really bugs me is the lack of participation in the overall
>> GNOME communities. The people I interact with are generally been
>> core, active members. But what do I know about the
Karen Sandler wrote:
>> I'm going to be attending Flourish! on April 5th and I'm wondering if
>> I can have the booth box (is that what you all call it?) sent this way
...
Sounds great to me too. :)
> Emily has the event box so you should work with
> her and Rosanna (for the Foundation to pay th
Hey Alex!
alex diavatis wrote:
...
> I think that GNOME Release Notes should get some improvements.
>
> 1. GNOME Regressions
> I haven't experience issues my self, but I read comments about tearing and
> flickering in GNOME Shell, and those are known bugs in X that affect Shell
> as well.
> I als
Oliver Propst wrote:
> Its great to see the progress of the Release Notes. I guess its time
> to start on the 3.12 press release, news story and think about who we
> want a quotation from this release.
You are right! I am in the process of obtaining at least one quote,
and I think Karen said she'
Good job on picking this up, Sri.
Diego Escalante Urrelo wrote:
> FTR,
>
> August 23-31, Portland:
>
> http://debconf.org/
One obvious thing we could do is have someone propose a talk about
what GNOME offers. I have a personal commitment around then, but I be
happy to help write the talk.
Allan
Hi all,
I completed the first draft of the 3.12 release notes earlier today.
There's been a snag getting them online, so if you'd like to see what
they look like, I've uploaded an archive with the source files here:
https://cloud.gnome.org/public.php?service=files&t=bcb5f9538c75737a18a82dc691ceb9
Thanks for this Hashem!
Hashem Nasarat wrote:
> Looks great so far! Thanks for your work, Allan.
>
> * s/3.10/3.12 in a few places
Already fixed.
> In the Getting GNOME section:
> * Can we do have "https://gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html"Free
> Software" when you say "GNOME's software is Free S
I'm going to join the wave of admiration here: this is fantastic! I'm
so happy we're going to have this for 3.12, and I think we should
think about adding the video to http://gnome.org/gnome-3/ .
Apart from the high production quality, two things I really like are
the grid of video thumbnails, whi
Hi William,
Thanks for pointing out the problem! I just checked and it seems to be fixed.
Allan
On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 11:23 PM, William Paul Liggett
wrote:
> My Evolution client doesn't like semi-colons when adding multiple recipients
> in the "To:" block, so as my P.S. note states, I am also
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Looks like we'll need to get togehter tomorrow, Mathias has released
> GNOME 3.12.0 stable. :)
I can only assume that you mean that Fred has released 3.11.92. The
actually release won't be out until Wednesday.
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/devel-announce-list/2014-Ma
Hi everyone,
I'd just like to congratulate everyone on a fantastic 3.12 release. So
far the response we've got has been excellent - which the Engagement
Team has played no small part in.
Well done!
Allan
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"Sriram Ramkrishna" wrote:
>
> It's been awhile, let's get a meeting going...
I'm afraid that I'll be away at LGM.
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Thanks for kicking this off, Oliver. I filled in the Doodle, but my
suggestion would be to stick with the regular time. This Doodle
business is complicated and feels like work, and people are likely to
miss the meeting if we change the time too often.
Other agenda items:
* Friends of GNOME
* Up
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
>> my suggestion would be to stick with the regular time. This Doodle
>> business is complicated and feels like work, and people are likely to
>> miss the meeting if we change the time too often.
>
> Right, then I suggest we try to have meetings on Wednesdays 19pm UTC
> (
nnection to Boston Summit 2014
> *Friends of GNOME
> * Upcoming events
> * Enterprise engagement at the distribution level.
>
> As we tend to limit the meetings to around hour, we may not
> be able to cover all agenda items during this meeting.
>
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 10
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Arch Linux has 3.12 in the stable repo, so it would be nice to have it
> back on there so that people can get information the release.
> Possible?
Shouldn't be too hard to put it on the website. We might need to
redesign the home page a bit to make it fit there. In the
Oliver Propst wrote:
> When we are doing a campaign we tend to be very focused on it (thus
> busy), and not have the resources to focus on more long term planning.
>
> Thus its a a good time for us now to think about how we can improve
> our fundraising efforts [1]. A great start is to learn how f
Oliver Propst wrote:
> Want to announce our next Engagement Team meeting on Wednesday 30/4 7UTC.
>
> Agenda items include:
> *Publicity Plan for GNOME.Asia summit [1]
> *How we can improve our fundraising efforts [2] [3]
I'll be at the Developer Experience Hackfest in Berlin next week, so I
won't
Karen Sandler wrote:
...
>> So, some general thoughts:
>>
>> * One of my main issues with Friends of GNOME right now is that we
>> don't do enough to engage with existing donors. If people donate, the
>> least they should get back is regular updates about how we are
>> spending their money. Right
Ekaterina Gerasimova wrote:
...
>>> We also need to encourage the Board of Directors to post
>>> more about what they are doing. It's a shame that we the board doesn't
>>> have a public face like this.
I hope I didn't sound unappreciative of the board - I know you do a
huge amount of work already
Hi Emily,
How did you get on with this? I just got back to my desk - I can give
you access to the GNOME YouTube account if you need it.
Thanks again for a great GNOME.Asia!
Allan
On Thu, 29 May, 2014 at 4:29 PM, Oliver Propst
wrote:
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 5:23 PM, Emily Chen
wrote:
Hi
to youku(like
youtube in China), they plan to upload some important video to
YouTube .
Hi Bootingman,
You can ask for Allan if you need help to access to GNOME YouTube
account.
-emily
2014-06-02 15:45 GMT+08:00 Allan Day :
Hi Emily,
How did you get on with this? I just got back to m
Hi all,
I've been distracted with trips recently, but I had chance to discuss
Friends of GNOME with Tobi during GNOME.Asia. I think we can try and
turn this discussion into a set of more realistic actions.
First, when it comes to sending updates to existing donors, it would
make sense to tie this
Engagement meeting by far.
>> >
>>
>> No problem, please do state any concerns about collaboration on the
>> list, we would love to see all.
>>
>> sri
>>
>> >
>> > On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 3:50 AM, Sriram Ramkrishna
>> > wrot
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
...
> Our meetings have petered off and that is unfortunate. I think that
> is probably the most important thing we can do right now in engagement
> is to get our meetings back on track and attended.
...
Agreed.
> One thing to do is to formalize the meeting time and get
Hey Oliver,
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
What is the reason behind putting the meeting at 16:00 UTC instead of
the default time of 15:00 UTC? Or is 16:00 UTC the new default time?
If so I think Engagement/TeamMeetings should be updated. [1]
...
>>> I thought that 15:00UTC maybe was a l
Hi all,
GUADEC begins in a month, so it is high time that we thought about
promotional activities for the event. The main goal here is to
generate interest in the conference and in GNOME in general, and to
any circulate positive stories that we can.
We need to have material to post in the run up
Hey Stathis, thanks for all the suggestions!
Efstathios Iosifidis wrote:
...
> If the schedule is out, someone can write a document with tweets-posts
> of every presentation title, speaker #guadec14 (or the official
> hashtag), #gnome
...
Won't this be a lot of tweets? We have around 36 talks co
Diego Escalante Urrelo wrote:
...
> If the offer sounds attractive, I'm available for doing this. Or happy
> to share insights with someone if I'm unable to attend this year (will
> known in 2 weeks, yikes).
This all sounds fantastic. We'd love your help.
One thing though - I wonder if we should
Andreas Nilsson wrote:
...
> I'm going on vacation tomorrow and won't be back until the 16th. ...
Have a great holiday, Andreas! I'll see what I can do while you're away.
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Hi all,
Oliver Propst wrote:
> So we are really close to the definitive deadline for articles and
> content.
...
I have added a list of outstanding work items to the wiki page:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Engagement/AnnualReport/AnnualReport2014#To_Do_List
This includes missing data, photos, and a
Jul 14, 2014 at 10:28 AM, Allan Day wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Oliver Propst wrote:
>> So we are really close to the definitive deadline for articles and
>> content.
> ...
>
> I have added a list of outstanding work items to the wiki page:
>
> https://wiki.gnome.org
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
> *The picture of Karen are very blurry, don't we have a better picture?
That picture was suggested by Karen. I think it's her call which picture we use.
> *I supplied a photopack with improved pictures, that would for example
> improve the picture on page 11 that are ex
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
>>> *I notice that the articles not have been updated to the latest version.
>> Can you explain what you mean by latest version?
>
> They do not include the latest edits, at least some of them does not.
...
Yes, but which latest edits? I literally have no idea what you're
Hi everyone,
I know that members of the Engagement Team will be in Strasbourg, and
it would be great to schedule a time to do some work together. BoFs
are currently being scheduled on the wiki:
https://wiki.gnome.org/GUADEC/2014/BOFs/
I'm personally around for the whole conference, and am free o
Thanks for your responses, everyone. I've added an Engagement Team
session to the BoFs schedule [1], and started a page for the meeting
itself [2]. Feel free to add potential agenda topics.
Also, please speak up if you would like to attend, but the time/day
doesn't work for you.
Allan
[1] https:
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for the suggestions.
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
> First I want to really recommend the person who compose the
> final document to read the articles in the wiki [1] as those
> contains the latest edits, including grammar.
Tobi reviewed the changes on the wiki, and I've imported h
I think we should use). I haven't found the time to resolve
this, and things are quite busy in the run up to GUADEC.
Allan
On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 12:05 PM, Andre Klapper wrote:
> Any news here? Would love to see the videos too.
>
> andre
>
> On Tue, 2014-06-10 at 14:28 +0100,
Hi all,
Every year at GUADEC, representatives from the various GNOME teams
give a brief report on their activities over the past year. This year,
the Team Reports have been split into a separate session which will be
run on the first day of the conference [1].
It would be great to hear who from t
Hi all,
Here's a quick reminder that we have a meeting scheduled for 16:00 UTC
today. Details can be found here:
https://etherpad.gnome.org/p/engagement-team-meetings
The main thing to discuss is what we plan to do during GUADEC next
week. I know that people are busy though, so let's try and kee
Allan Day wrote:
...
> It would be great to hear who from the Engagement Team would like to
> present this year. The presentation needs to be quite short - 5
> minutes or less.
Sri has agreed to give the talk. It's a team presentation, of course,
so it would be great if people cou
2:51 PM, Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> I could participate but I am heading out to the airport at that time.
>
> Sri
>
> On Jul 23, 2014 5:33 AM, "Allan Day" wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Here's a quick reminder that we have a meeting scheduled for
Olav Vitters wrote:
...
> I've currently made two (unannounced except r-t; also not fully ready
> yet!) changes:
...
> 4 Automatic "about" page:
> - Based on the DOAP file
> description, mailing lists, bugzilla link, weblinks, developer
> names (no email, for that there's bugzill
Olav Vitters wrote:
...
> Regarding Bugzilla:
> 1. The git link at the moment is totally unreliable (it just does a
>git.gnome.org/browse/$BUGZILLA_PRODUCT_NAME
> 2. Multiple doap files might point to the same Bugzilla product
> 3. Could be that these doap files have different categories
> 4.
Olav Vitters wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 01, 2014 at 03:43:39PM +0200, Allan Day wrote:
>> Having the about pages on git.gnome.org seems like a nice approach.
>> The only issue I see is that we're potentially duplicating material
>> that's on the wiki, and if people
Hi all,
During the Engagement BoF at GUADEC, we spent a bit of time discussing
Friends of GNOME. As a follow-on, I've resurrected my wireframes for
the Support Us/Friends of GNOME web pages:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gnome-design-team/gnome-marketing/master/websites/friends-of-gnome/frien
Matthias Clasen wrote:
> I don't want to reply there directly, but we've done a number of
> things this cycle that should be useful in countering this perception:
...
There's also the longer list of things that have happened in GTK+ over
the past 2/3 of cycles:
- Widget opacity
- Frame sync f
Oliver Propst wrote:
...
> Personally I much rather see a focus on making GTK+ a really great and
> integrated Linux/GNOME library, given the resources available it seems
> as a big enough task itself.
Cross-platform support is a basic requirement for many GTK+ users
(think GIMP, Inkscape, etc et
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
...
> A good exercise is to identify all tlhe barriers of GTK+ adoption and
> support. For instance, I have heard some claims that ABI breakages
> are happening between releases. It's hard to quantify and qualify
> these issues as they are wrapped in sarcasm or exaggerat
Sorry for the slow response! I've been wrapped up in something else.
Rosanna Yuen wrote:
...
> Is there a time frame for implementing these changes? ...
Not that I know of. I mean, I don't have the skills to implement them
myself, and it's dependent on when web hackers have the time.
> As for t
Hi all,
GNOME 3.14 is scheduled for release on 24 September - that's in five
weeks. However, we should be aiming to have the necessary marketing
materials ready two weeks before that [1].
As usual, the major items are the release notes and press release. I
can take the lead on release notes. It w
Hi all,
It would be great to get into the routine of having regular Engagement
Team hackfests. There was some discussion about having a hackfest
around this year's Boston Summit [1] - that's fast approaching, so
it's time to seriously consider the possibility.
As a first step, who is interested i
Fabiana Simões wrote:
...
> What if we had it around LinuxCon Europe in Germany or somewhere else
> in Europe? Many of us live in Europe and I guess Karen and Sri would
> be around for the conference?
That would certainly make logistical sense!
Allan
_
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> Have to see if work will pay for the journey.
I assume that Karen is still figuring out transport too - makes it a
little tricky to know what to do. LinuxCon is in Dusseldorf... should
we tentatively organise something there?
If that doesn't work, we could perhaps have
Oliver Propst wrote:
> From my understanding we are still waiting on the last fixes to land
> before we have publish ready report. ...
What fixes are those?
Allan
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Hi Tom!
> I'm not a member of GNOME Web Hackers but i've made a progress implementing
> the mockup.
This is amazing! Thanks so much. Sorry it has taken me a while to
respond - I've just got back from holiday.
> @Allan
> One time donations and monthy subscriptions are two separated pages, or they
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> So, does anybody want to volunteer writing some articles for linux.com
> or red hat magazine as such? Would be great to at least generate some
> nice buzz.
...
Nice idea. If we're going to do that, we should figure out which 3.14
features will be interesting to those a
Oliver Propst wrote:
> So what are the status of this? I can confirm I will be in London for
> Mozfest [1] in October. During the 23-27th I'm expected to dedicate
> most of my time to Mozilla stuff but I might be able to get a arrival
> ticket for let's say the the 18th, maybe we can have a hack
Oliver Propst wrote:
> The release is only a week away now, how are we doing? Have anyone
> started on the pressrelease, what about screenshots and website
> updates?
The text of the release notes is done, and I'm getting on with
screenshots. I've also reached out to a couple of organisations for
Sébastien Wilmet wrote:
...
> One of the mentioned problems is the GTK+ documentation. I don't agree
> with that, I think the API is well documented. But what is really
> missing is a good and recent book, for an introduction to how to write a
> GLib/GTK+ application.
There is one book out there
Allan Day wrote:
> ... Building an effective developer site with a
> collection of up-to-date tutorials seems like a good goal.
...
The other critical issue we need to tackle for developer docs is
generated API reference documentation for the different programming
languages, of course...
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Andre Klapper wrote:
> On Tue, 2014-09-16 at 07:17 +0200, Juan Rafael García Blanco wrote:
>> Does Gnome keep track of which projects need developers,
>> documentators, maintainers, ...? I mean something similar to gnu's
>> savanah.
>
> Developers: Always needed.
>
Juanjo Marín wrote:
...
> I've realised that our identi.ca/gnome account is zombie since a year ago or
> so. I would to return to live if anyone hasn't any objection for that. I
> think is important for GNOME to support free software services like
> identi.ca, even though the audience on identi
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
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> Pretty much. We'll have the last set of quotes tomorrow (today).
> Allan has worked on it some more. It isn't as wordy as I have or have
> the flowery language, but I think it works.
I think I'd actually prefer some more flowery language. The cuts I
made were mere
Bastian wrote:
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> Last year I was the one to send the table application. I plan to send this
> application off to them (similar message as last year):
>
> https://wiki.gnome.org/BastianIlsø/FOSDEM2015DraftMessage
Looks great to me! Thanks for taking care of this, Bastian.
I wonder if we could
Sriram Ramkrishna wrote:
> So I've been going to a number of these startup events where people
> who are starting tech businesses show up. Almost all of them are
> doing some kind of app using html5 or something related to android. I
> don't really have a good story for them when it comes to htm
>> One challenge we face when doing the Annual Report (this is also true
>> for other print and web resources) is to find high quality photos of
>> our community. Therefore it would be great if people took more CC
>> licensed [1] quality photos during GNOME events (conferences and
>> Hackfests) an
Andre Klapper wrote:
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> If content is under a free license I don't really get why something like
> Wikimedia[1] Commons or Flickr isn't used to *share* with the wider
> manchild out, there instead of putting them in our own 'data silo'.
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Sorry, I totally forgot to reply to this. The main re
Bastian wrote:
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> Also, what's the timing on this? I've got a bunch of travel coming up so if
> you want me to do the voice again I'm happy to do it so long as we plan
> ahead and coordinate :)
>
> I would love if you could! It's one of the reasons to that I put the
> manuscript out this early
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