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Re: Debian@26C3 - chaos communication congress in berlin

2009-12-06T07:35:41Z

Hi Arne,

On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 06:59:47PM +0100, Arne Wichmann wrote:
> Ok, as nobody else is organizing I will try to do it... Please put
> yourself on http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEventsDe/2009/26C3 (in easy
> German).

Thanks for picking up the coordination.

I'll be at the congress too. Let me know if there is
anything that needs more hands/brains/whatever.

Looking forward to meeting you people there,

Max

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Re: Debian@26C3 - chaos communication congress in berlin

2009-12-05T09:59:47Z

begin quotation from Holger Levsen (in <200911261224.21468.holger@...>):
> I was asked to drop a mail here asking for volunteers for a Debian booth or
> such at the 26c3 in Berlin. We would need volunteers for staffing the booth
> as well as one or two individuals willing to organize it and take some
> responsibility.
>
> If wanted, we could get some Debian merchandise there as the previous year.
>
> Please speak up now.

Ok, as nobody else is organizing I will try to do it... Please put yourself
on http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEventsDe/2009/26C3 (in easy German).

cu

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Secrets de Santé longtemps gardés, enfin dévoilés !!!

2009-12-03T06:32:45Z

Un des secrets de santé et de longevité

Longtemps gardé secrets et transmis de

generations en generations:

Le MANGOUSTANT

appelé fruit des Dieux

Qu'est-ce que le mangoustan?

Indice : ce n'est pas une mangue.

Le mangoustan, du nom latin Garcinia

mangostana, est un fruit exotique

délicieux qui renferme quantité de

xanthones et autres phytonutriments.

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Autres particularités:

On le trouve principalement en Asie

du Sud-Est et dans d'autres régions

tropicales

Il est à peu près de la taille d'une

mandarine (5 à 8 cm de diamètre)

Il tient son surnom de « Reine des

Fruits » de la Reine Victoria, qui

avait promis de faire chevalier

quiconque lui en apporterait

Son écorce violacée amère renferme

quantité de xanthones et autres

phytonutriments

Sa chair d'un blanc sublime est

composée de 4 à 8 sections de pur

plaisir gustatif

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Le mangoustan est non seulement

apprécié pour sa saveur exquise, mais

on dit aussi que l'utilisation du fruit

entier peut avoir des vertus

bienfaisantes.

L'écorce de mangoustan était

autrefois découpée et séchée, puis

réduite en poudre et administrée sous

la forme d'une préparation à base de

plantes. On pouvait aussi la laisser

dans l'eau toute une nuit puis la boire

en infusion, ou encore en faire une

pommade à appliquer sur la peau comme

une lotion.

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Ce sont ces usages populaires qui ont

permis de transmettre les bienfaits du

mangoustan au fil des siècles et que de

nombreux scientifiques et explorateurs

ont observés.

Et c'est lorsque les Européens ont

exploré l'Asie du Sud-Est que le mythe

du mangoustan s'est propagé à la

culture occidentale.

Toutefois, c'est seulement lorsque

XanGo a lancé le jus XanGo® en 2002 que

le mangoustan a commencé à être

largement reconnu et accepté sur les

marchés occidentaux, notamment aux

États-Unis, au Canada et en Europe

occidentale.

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Vous vous demandez peut-être pourquoi

vous ne pouvez pas simplement acheter

une bouteille de jus XanGo® à

l'épicerie du coin. C'est une bonne

question. Le marketing de bouche à

oreille (ou de réseau) est en réalité

beaucoup plus efficace que n'importe

quelle autre forme de marketing car :

le message est transmis plus

rapidement

l'élimination des coûts

d'intermédiaire signifie plus d'argent

dans votre poche

la société assure de meilleurs

contrôles qualité

l'aloe vera, le ginseng et le ginkgo

biloba sont tous devenus des termes

familiers grâce au marketing de réseau

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Vous allez le recommander de toute

façon... Alors autant vous faire payer

pour cela !

Lorsque vous recommandez XanGo à

quelqu'un, la société suit cette

référence à l'aide d'un système élaboré

et fiable, puis vous rémunère sous

forme de commissions.

C'est pour toutes ces raisons que les

hommes d'affaires les plus chevronnés

(comme Robert Kiyosaki, Donald Trump ou

Warren Buffet) et les nouveaux chefs

d'entreprise se tournent vers le

marketing de réseau... et qu'ils sont

si nombreux à se ruer sur XanGo.

-> http://url-ok.com/872132

Bien amicalement,

Andy

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=?UTF-8?Q?Re: Invitation to the BSP in M=c3=b6nchengladbach (Germany), 22-24 January 2010?=

2009-12-02T07:52:59Z

I'm definitely interested in participating! One question tho, since I'm from Bosnia, what other activities (perhaps involving Debian) could I be involved in during this whole week, since I wouldn't come to Germany just for two days ... suggestions? Share :)

Adnan

On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 3:27 PM, Bernd Zeimetz <bzed@...> wrote:

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> Hi,
>
> to help Debian freeze[1], there will be a Bug-Squashing-Party in
> Mönchengladbach, Germany on the weekend of 22-24 January, 2010. It
> will be held in the office of the German Open-Source-Support-Center
> at credativ GmbH[2].
>
> Even if you are not a Debian developer, but are interested in helping
> Debian to get all the open release critical bugs fixed, you're welcome
> at the BSP. There will be enough developers around to sponsor your
> NMUs. Some more information about BSPs and RC-Bugsquashing can be found
> at [3] and [4].
>
> Targets for the BSP are:
> * Take care of bugs found by piuparts[5].
> * Help the ipv6 release goal by adding ipv6 support to programs which do
> not support it yet. There is a list of bugs to work on, but continue
> to file new ipv6-related bugs if you find them - and fix them!
> * Find obsolete and unmaintained packages in testing/unstable and file
> RoQA removal bugs.
>
> Coordination for the BSP is done on the wiki page[6], where you'll also
> find transport and accommodation details. Mönchengladbach is located
> about 30km west of Düsseldorf and 50km north-west of Cologne.
>
> If you need accommodation please add yourself to the list on the wiki
> page as soon as possible.
>
> Hope to see you here,
>
> Bernd
>
> [1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2009/10/msg00002.html
> [2] http://www.credativ.de
> [3] http://people.debian.org/~vorlon/rc-bugsquashing.html
> [4] http://bugs.debian.org/release-critical/
> [5] http://piuparts.debian.org/
> [6] http://wiki.debian.org/BSP2010/Moenchengladbach
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Invitation to the BSP in Mönchengladbach (Germany), 22-24 January 2010

2009-12-02T06:27:00Z

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Hi,

to help Debian freeze[1], there will be a Bug-Squashing-Party in
Mönchengladbach, Germany on the weekend of 22-24 January, 2010. It
will be held in the office of the German Open-Source-Support-Center
at credativ GmbH[2].

Even if you are not a Debian developer, but are interested in helping
Debian to get all the open release critical bugs fixed, you're welcome
at the BSP. There will be enough developers around to sponsor your
NMUs. Some more information about BSPs and RC-Bugsquashing can be found
at [3] and [4].

Targets for the BSP are:
* Take care of bugs found by piuparts[5].
* Help the ipv6 release goal by adding ipv6 support to programs which do
not support it yet. There is a list of bugs to work on, but continue
to file new ipv6-related bugs if you find them - and fix them!
* Find obsolete and unmaintained packages in testing/unstable and file
RoQA removal bugs.

Coordination for the BSP is done on the wiki page[6], where you'll also
find transport and accommodation details. Mönchengladbach is located
about 30km west of Düsseldorf and 50km north-west of Cologne.

If you need accommodation please add yourself to the list on the wiki
page as soon as possible.

Hope to see you here,

Bernd

[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2009/10/msg00002.html
[2] http://www.credativ.de
[3] http://people.debian.org/~vorlon/rc-bugsquashing.html
[4] http://bugs.debian.org/release-critical/
[5] http://piuparts.debian.org/
[6] http://wiki.debian.org/BSP2010/Moenchengladbach

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Re: Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 / Chemnitz Linux Days 2010

2009-12-01T15:04:51Z

Hi,
* Arne Wichmann <aw@...> [2009-11-30 19:56]:
> begin quotation from Ronald Schmidt (in <1258307118.7597163@...>):
> > voller Vorfreude dürfen wir bekannt geben, dass die Chemnitzer
> > Linux-Tage [1] auch im Jahr 2010 wieder stattfinden. Die Linux-Tage in
>
> Ok, who is going to organize a booth?

Noel traditionally does it. My guess would be he does it again this year.
Noel?

Cheers
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Re: Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 / Chemnitz Linux Days 2010

2009-11-30T11:02:01Z

begin quotation from Ronald Schmidt (in <1258307118.7597163@...>):
> voller Vorfreude dürfen wir bekannt geben, dass die Chemnitzer
> Linux-Tage [1] auch im Jahr 2010 wieder stattfinden. Die Linux-Tage in

Ok, who is going to organize a booth?

cu

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Re: Debian@26C3 - chaos communication congress in berlin

2009-11-26T08:42:43Z

Am Donnerstag 26 November 2009 12:24:15 schrieb Holger Levsen:

> Hi,
>
> I was asked to drop a mail here asking for volunteers for a Debian booth or
> such at the 26c3 in Berlin. We would need volunteers for staffing the booth
> as well as one or two individuals willing to organize it and take some
> responsibility.
>
> If wanted, we could get some Debian merchandise there as the previous year.
>
> Please speak up now.
>
>
> cheers,
> Holger

if any stuff needs to be shipped it could be delivered to my adress as i live
only 10 minutes from the venue.

greetz
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Re: Debian@26C3 - chaos communication congress in berlin

2009-11-26T03:29:14Z

Holger Levsen schrieb am Donnerstag, den 26. November 2009:

> Hi,
>
> I was asked to drop a mail here asking for volunteers for a Debian booth or
> such at the 26c3 in Berlin. We would need volunteers for staffing the booth
> as well as one or two individuals willing to organize it and take some
> responsibility.
I'm also willing to help, but please no more organizing this year.

Alex

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Debian@26C3 - chaos communication congress in berlin

2009-11-26T03:24:15Z

Hi,

I was asked to drop a mail here asking for volunteers for a Debian booth or
such at the 26c3 in Berlin. We would need volunteers for staffing the booth
as well as one or two individuals willing to organize it and take some
responsibility.

If wanted, we could get some Debian merchandise there as the previous year.

Please speak up now.

cheers,
Holger

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2009-11-24T22:23:04Z

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Ten Reason to Invest in Iraq

2009-11-16T22:02:45Z

With an economy poised for resurgence, abundant numbers of educated and talented people immediately available and an attractive pro-business fiscal environment, Iraq has a lot to offer.

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Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 / Chemnitz Linux Days 2010: Debian GNU/Linux [CLT2009/54]

2009-11-15T09:08:54Z

Hallo,

(english version below)

voller Vorfreude dürfen wir bekannt geben, dass die Chemnitzer
Linux-Tage [1] auch im Jahr 2010 wieder stattfinden. Die Linux-Tage in
Chemnitz sind Deutschlands größte nicht kommerziell organisierte
Veranstaltung rund um Linux und Freie Software. Die zweitägige
Veranstaltung beinhaltet ein umfangreiches Vortragsprogramm und eine
Ausstellung. So werden in etwa 90 Vorträgen Grundlagen, Projekte,
Arbeiten und Erkenntnisse rund um das Thema Linux vorgestellt. Auf der
Ausstellungsfläche bieten wir 60 Projekten die Möglichkeit, sich einem
großen Publikum zu präsentieren - Stand, Strom, Internet und Poster
inklusive. Im Jahr 2009 erlebten 2600 Besucher unsere Veranstaltung
und waren, wie in den Vorjahren, begeistert. Zahlreiche Fotos und
Blog-Einträge erzählen davon [2].

Die Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 finden am 13. und 14. März statt und
stehen unter dem Motto "Dienste und Dämonen". Mit dieser Mail möchten
wir auf den Call for Lectures [3] und den Call for Presentations [4]
hinweisen. Wenn Ihr Euer Projekt bei den Chemnitzer Linux-Tagen
präsentieren möchtet, meldet Euch bitte rechtzeitig mit einer
aussagekräftigen Beschreibung an. Alle Referenten, Aussteller und
Helfer erhalten unser kostenloses und legendäres Rundum-Sorglos-Paket
mit Vollverpflegung, Eintritt sowie der Teilnahme an der
Abendveranstaltung am Eröffnungstag.

Sollte es noch offene Fragen geben, zögert nicht, Euch zum Thema
Ausstellung an live@... oder zum Thema Vorträge an
vortraege@... zu wenden.

Viele Grüße aus Chemnitz

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[3] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/vortraege/call_form.html
[4] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/live/call_form.html

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Hi,

We are happy to announce to you the 12th Chemnitz' Linux Days [1] in
March, 2010. Linux Days are the most popular uncommercially organised
event regarding Linux and open source software in Germany. The two-day
event offers a wide lecture programme with almost 100 lectures about
basics, projects, workings, and findings. Furthermore, we provide an
exhibition space to present a lot of projects to the public. As in
previous years, more than 2.500 visitors were greatly impressed by the
event in 2009. Pictures and blog entries give an impression [2].

Chemnitz' Linux Days 2010, themed "Services and Daemons", take place
on March 13 and 14, 2010. The Call for Lectures [3] and the Call for
Presentations [4] have already started. If you would like to showcase
your project as well, please sign up yourself and do not forget to
enter a convincing description. All speakers, exhibitors and helpers
get free entry, full board, and a free ticket for the evening event on
saturday.

In case of open queries, please do not hesitate to contact
live@... related to the exhibition or
vortraege@... related to lectures and workshops.

Kind regards from Chemnitz

[1] http://www.linux-tage.de/
[2] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2009/info/bilder.html
[3] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/vortraege/call_form.html
[4] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/live/call_form.html

Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 / Chemnitz Linux Days 2010

2009-11-15T08:45:18Z

Hallo Debian-Team,

(english version below)

voller Vorfreude dürfen wir bekannt geben, dass die Chemnitzer
Linux-Tage [1] auch im Jahr 2010 wieder stattfinden. Die Linux-Tage in
Chemnitz sind Deutschlands größte nicht kommerziell organisierte
Veranstaltung rund um Linux und Freie Software. Die zweitägige
Veranstaltung beinhaltet ein umfangreiches Vortragsprogramm und eine
Ausstellung. So werden in etwa 90 Vorträgen Grundlagen, Projekte,
Arbeiten und Erkenntnisse rund um das Thema Linux vorgestellt. Auf der
Ausstellungsfläche bieten wir 60 Projekten die Möglichkeit, sich einem
großen Publikum zu präsentieren - Stand, Strom, Internet und Poster
inklusive. Im Jahr 2009 erlebten 2600 Besucher unsere Veranstaltung
und waren, wie in den Vorjahren, begeistert. Zahlreiche Fotos und
Blog-Einträge erzählen davon [2].

Die Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2010 finden am 13. und 14. März statt und
stehen unter dem Motto "Dienste und Dämonen". Mit dieser Mail möchten
wir auf den Call for Lectures [3] und den Call for Presentations [4]
hinweisen. Wenn Ihr Euer Projekt bei den Chemnitzer Linux-Tagen
präsentieren möchtet, meldet Euch bitte rechtzeitig mit einer
aussagekräftigen Beschreibung an. Alle Referenten, Aussteller und
Helfer erhalten unser kostenloses und legendäres Rundum-Sorglos-Paket
mit Vollverpflegung, Eintritt sowie der Teilnahme an der
Abendveranstaltung am Eröffnungstag.

Sollte es noch offene Fragen geben, zögert nicht, Euch zum Thema
Ausstellung an live@... oder zum Thema Vorträge an
vortraege@... zu wenden.

Viele Grüße aus Chemnitz

[1] http://www.linux-tage.de/
[2] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2009/info/bilder.html
[3] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/vortraege/call_form.html
[4] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/live/call_form.html

------------------------- english version ----------------------------

Dear Debian team,

We are happy to announce to you the 12th Chemnitz' Linux Days [1] in
March, 2010. Linux Days are the most popular uncommercially organised
event regarding Linux and open source software in Germany. The two-day
event offers a wide lecture programme with almost 100 lectures about
basics, projects, workings, and findings. Furthermore, we provide an
exhibition space to present a lot of projects to the public. As in
previous years, more than 2.500 visitors were greatly impressed by the
event in 2009. Pictures and blog entries give an impression [2].

Chemnitz' Linux Days 2010, themed "Services and Daemons", take place
on March 13 and 14, 2010. The Call for Lectures [3] and the Call for
Presentations [4] have already started. If you would like to showcase
your project as well, please sign up yourself and do not forget to
enter a convincing description. All speakers, exhibitors and helpers
get free entry, full board, and a free ticket for the evening event on
saturday.

In case of open queries, please do not hesitate to contact
live@... related to the exhibition or
vortraege@... related to lectures and workshops.

Kind regards from Chemnitz

[1] http://www.linux-tage.de/
[2] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2009/info/bilder.html
[3] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/vortraege/call_form.html
[4] http://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2010/live/call_form.html

Gentile Signora/e

2009-11-14T13:46:30Z

Gentile Signora/eGentile Signora/e
OGGETTO : Opportunità Imperdibile
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E IN PIU IL REPORT + PICCANTE DEL WEB!! -GRATIS
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Non perderti tutto questo !!

ENTRA QUI - http://zerbinio9.interfree.it/Template.html

grazie -Con i migliori saluti

Il lui est arrivé quelque chose de terrible

2009-11-14T02:45:56Z

Bonjour,

On vient de me raconter une histoire extraordinaire,

et j'aimerais vous en parler...

Connaissez-vous Marcel Béliveau? Vous

savez, c'est l'auteur de l'émission

"Surprises sur Prise" qui passait à la télé

il y a quelques années.

Il lui etait arrivé quelque chose de terrible :

Un beau jour, lors d'un examen de routine,

son médecin change de visage, et ne veut rien

lui dire tout de suite.

"Pouvez-vous attendre le résultat des analyses?"

"Oui bien sûr, pourquoi?"

"Je préfère ne rien vous dire pour l'instant "

Peu après, le verdict arrive, implacable :

"Monsieur Béliveau, nous sommes désolé,

mais il ne vous reste plus qu'1 ou 2 mois

à vivre."

Vous imaginez le choc d'une telle nouvelle ?

Qu'auriez vous fait à sa place ?

Vous pouvez y réfléchir, mais Marcel Béliveau,

lui, a fait une chose insensée... Inimaginable :

Il s'en est sorti ! et a profité de la vie

pendant de nombreuse années.

Comment a-t-il fait ?

On lui a tellement posé la question,

qu'il a décidé d'expliquer tout cela dans

un livre :

"52 Petites Choses

Qui Font De Grandes Différences

Dans La vie"

J'ai obtenu l'autorisation de Marcel Béliveau

lui-même alors qu'il était encore parmi nous

d'en offrir un exemplaire à mes

correspondants les plus fidèles.

J'ai naturellement pensé à vous.

Si vous voulez connaître le secret qui lui a fait

gagner ce combat impossible, téléchargez son livre

gratuitement ici :

-> http://url-ok.com/7c4c58

Vous avez la chance aujourd'hui de passer

autant de temps que vous voulez avec l'un de ces

miraculés que la médecine classe dans les "guérisons

spontanées"... incompréhensibles.

Et son secret s'applique dans tous les domaines

de la vie:

> Vous voulez éviter de perdre de l'argent?

> Vous voulez éviter de perdre celui ou

celle que vous aimez?

> Vous voulez éviter de perdre un jour votre santé?

> Vous voulez éviter la colère, la rancoeur,

la déception, le manque, l'échec, l'impression

d'être victime et de n'arriver à rien?

La réponse est dans son secret, téléchargez-le

ici :

-> http://url-ok.com/7c4c58

Même si ce n'était que pour savoir ce qu'il a

fait pour s'en sortir, et gagner plusieurs années

de vie de joie et de bonheur cela en vaudrait déjà

la peine.

Mais il y a plus -- BEAUCOUP plus dans :

-> http://url-ok.com/7c4c58

Maintenant, vous pouvez oublier ce mail,

et laisser passer cette occasion - ou télécharger

gratuitement le secret que Marcel Béliveau veut

vous transmettre.

Le choix vous appartient !

Bien amicalement

andré TEJERINA

P.S. Si vous téléchargez ce livre, j'aurai

la preuve que vous ne faites pas partie de ceux

qui traversent la vie portés par leurs

habitudes et qui se contentent du sort

réservé aux perdants de la vie.

Ce simple geste me prouvera que vous

cherchez à vous améliorer et à

développer votre potentiel.

Je vous tiendrai donc au courant de

découvertes stupéfiantes qu'on a fait

ces dernières années dans le domaine

du mental.

-> http://url-ok.com/7c4c58

"Un Gagnant Ne Lâche Jamais - Un Lâcheur Ne Gagne Jamais"

Attention cette action est irrémédiable.

Pour vous désinscrire cliquez sur le lien ci-dessous:

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Re: [Fwd: 6. Brandenburger Linux-Infotag: Call for Paper]

2009-11-11T05:58:44Z

Hi,

Jan Hauke Rahm schrieb am Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 02:19:07PM +0200:
> http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEventsDe/2009/BLIT

Jan just noticed that he has an unexpected date collision for the BLIT
and since I have a talk at BLIT, he asked if I could short-term take
over the booth organising. I will.

I would be happy if some of the Berlin located Debianers (Nion?
Hessophanes?) would join me for the booth (even if only part-time)
anyway. Because I don't know much about KDE and not much more about
GNOME either.

formorer: Jan sounded as if he didn't request merchandising stuff yet
because it wasn't sure if the booth will come about.

Anyway, since the booth is a joint booth (well, two tables side by
side) with Sidux, we'll have always someone at the booth, so we can
also sell some merchandising stuff.

formorer: There will be approx. 400 to 600 visitors according to Frank
Hofmann, one of the BLIT organisers. He can also receive and store the
merchandising stuff and maybe the big blanket with the logo. I'll send
you his contact details in a separate mail.

Regards, Axel
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BSP in Munich, Germany, November 28/29th

2009-11-03T07:22:56Z

Hello,

we are organizing a Bug-Squashing-Party in Munich on the last weekend of
November: http://wiki.debian.org/BSP2009/Munich

The BSP will take place in the Limux offices (warning! for those who
were present at the last Munich BSP; Limux has moved offices since) on
Sonnenstr. 25, near U-Bahn station "Sendlinger Tor".

You do not need to be a Debian Developer or even maintainer to join a
BSP, being a seasoned Debian user who knows how to deal with bugs and
how to build packages is enough. In fact, BSPs are one of the best ways
to become engaged in the Debian community. If you want to participate,
please add your name on the above wiki page.

Coordination of the BSP prior to the event itself will take place on
area-muc@.... If you are from outside Munich and want to
attend the BSP, please let us know so we can maybe arrange something
like limited travel sponsorship or lodging. We specially invite people
from within 150 km, like Nuremberg/Erlangen, Salzburg, Ulm, Augsburg and
Innsbruck.

We probably start the BSP at some point on Friday evening already, but
the main action will be on Saturday and Sunday. Depending on demand, an
introduction to the BSP will be held on Friday evening or Saturday
morning.

People should bring their notebooks and possibly an ethernet cable.
Wireless will be present as well, but a certain bandwidth cannot be
guaranteed. If somebody wants to attend the BSP who does not have a
notebook, please contact us in order to organize something.

See you then,

Michael

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-11-02T07:34:10Z

On 10/29/2009 03:35 PM, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> I don't think that's necessarily true. Yes, speakers should assume that
> not just people from their pet distribution will be attending. However,
> FOSDEM is supposed to be technical -- it should be fair game if speakers
> assume pre-existing knowledge about their subject, whether this is a
> programming language or a distribution.

I'm a bit hesitant to suggest this so late in the process for 2010, but
has any serious consideration been given to finding a bigger space for
FOSDEM?

Certainly ULB Campus Solbosh has some history, but I think it is clear
that FOSDEM has outgrown that space, especially with regards to the
hallway tables and the distribution rooms.

~spot

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-29T12:35:37Z

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 10:49:31PM +0100, Pascal Bleser wrote:

> On 10/28/2009 07:35 PM, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
> > On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 01:38:04PM +0100, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> >>> If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
> >>> more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
> >>> *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
> >>> room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
> >>> cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.
> >>
> >> Given the above, and given that this would involve one "shared" devroom
> >> *plus* a single devroom for each and every distribution, I can't agree
> >> that this is "a more reasonable proposal".
>
> Indeed :)
>
> > OK, by reading your detailed explanation I now imagine that the room
> > shortage is so severe that they cannot afford more than one devroom for
> > all participating distros. If that is the case, obviously this is the
> > only viable solution. I was imagining / hoping that a less consistent
> > reduction in distro-related devrooms was enough, according to that I was
> > seeing my proposal as "more reasonable" in the sense that it required
> > less room, but still not as few as one single room.
> >
> > If there is room for one more room (pun not intended), I believe that
> > all distros would benefit from having a time-share of the extra room to
> > be handled with a distro-specific schedule. If there is not, obviously
> > we will cope with that.
>
> We could imagine something like that but one room to time-share just
> wouldn't be enough. If Debian would like to have that, then there is no
> reason we would deny it to the others. And if we have openSUSE, Fedora,
> CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu (pending), Arch (pending), Gentoo, Exherbo and
> Mandriva at FOSDEM 2010, that's 7 to 9 distro projects. Cannot possibly
> time-share a single room on 2 days amongst that many participants.

There's no need for that. I do think that there should be space for
distribution-specific talks that are really of interest to people of
that distribution alone. But this can be organized in the same way as
the other distribution talks; that way, if no distribution-specific
talks are submitted from one distribution, then you don't have the
problem that you've got alotted time for them which nobody claimed.

> We could already have more specialized topics as we will use 2, 3 or 4
> rooms (4 currently being the upper limit IMO, although I'd much prefer
> using 3 rooms max for the distro projects), such as a half-day track on
> packaging, with one room being about RPM/zypp/yum/smart/..., the 2nd
> room around dpkg/apt.
> Also, there is absolutely no problem with proposing and holding sessions
> about things that are specific to Debian. The difference is that it
> should be geared more towards showcasing it to other distributions,
> outlining the pros and cons, discussing with others how they (solve
> those problems|accomplish those features), etc...

I don't think that's necessarily true. Yes, speakers should assume that
not just people from their pet distribution will be attending. However,
FOSDEM is supposed to be technical -- it should be fair game if speakers
assume pre-existing knowledge about their subject, whether this is a
programming language or a distribution.

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-28T14:49:31Z

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On 10/28/2009 07:35 PM, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:

> On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 01:38:04PM +0100, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
>>> If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
>>> more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
>>> *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
>>> room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
>>> cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.
>>
>> Given the above, and given that this would involve one "shared" devroom
>> *plus* a single devroom for each and every distribution, I can't agree
>> that this is "a more reasonable proposal".

Indeed :)

> OK, by reading your detailed explanation I now imagine that the room
> shortage is so severe that they cannot afford more than one devroom for
> all participating distros. If that is the case, obviously this is the
> only viable solution. I was imagining / hoping that a less consistent
> reduction in distro-related devrooms was enough, according to that I was
> seeing my proposal as "more reasonable" in the sense that it required
> less room, but still not as few as one single room.
>
> If there is room for one more room (pun not intended), I believe that
> all distros would benefit from having a time-share of the extra room to
> be handled with a distro-specific schedule. If there is not, obviously
> we will cope with that.

We could imagine something like that but one room to time-share just
wouldn't be enough. If Debian would like to have that, then there is no
reason we would deny it to the others. And if we have openSUSE, Fedora,
CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu (pending), Arch (pending), Gentoo, Exherbo and
Mandriva at FOSDEM 2010, that's 7 to 9 distro projects. Cannot possibly
time-share a single room on 2 days amongst that many participants.

We could already have more specialized topics as we will use 2, 3 or 4
rooms (4 currently being the upper limit IMO, although I'd much prefer
using 3 rooms max for the distro projects), such as a half-day track on
packaging, with one room being about RPM/zypp/yum/smart/..., the 2nd
room around dpkg/apt.
Also, there is absolutely no problem with proposing and holding sessions
about things that are specific to Debian. The difference is that it
should be geared more towards showcasing it to other distributions,
outlining the pros and cons, discussing with others how they (solve
those problems|accomplish those features), etc...

We are already providing around 20 rooms in total, and we cannot expand
beyond that, because
- - it would require more staff
- - there are no rooms nearby worth using
- - rooms that are far away are very problematic regarding their Internet
uplink (we cannot rely on ULB's network, too unpredictable), as well
as.. well.. being far away
- - having 250 sessions in 2 days is already more than enough ;)

cheers
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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-28T11:35:30Z

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 01:38:04PM +0100, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> > If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
> > more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
> > *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
> > room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
> > cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.
>
> Given the above, and given that this would involve one "shared" devroom
> *plus* a single devroom for each and every distribution, I can't agree
> that this is "a more reasonable proposal".

OK, by reading your detailed explanation I now imagine that the room
shortage is so severe that they cannot afford more than one devroom for
all participating distros. If that is the case, obviously this is the
only viable solution. I was imagining / hoping that a less consistent
reduction in distro-related devrooms was enough, according to that I was
seeing my proposal as "more reasonable" in the sense that it required
less room, but still not as few as one single room.

If there is room for one more room (pun not intended), I believe that
all distros would benefit from having a time-share of the extra room to
be handled with a distro-specific schedule. If there is not, obviously
we will cope with that.

Cheers.

PS nevertheless, thanks to all people involved in the FOSDEM
organization (including Wouter for the Debian side), as always they
do an impressive job to make us have fun together!

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-28T05:38:04Z

On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 11:35:50AM -0700, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:

> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:01:38AM +0200, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> > Executive summary: there will not be a Developers' Room for Debian at
> > the next FOSDEM (nor for any other distribution, for that matter), but
> > instead there'll be a "distribution miniconf" that we'll be able to
> > participate in. They still need to flesh out the details on that one,
> > though, and input is requested.
>
> I, for once, think this is a bad idea, at least in the "extremist" form
> (i.e. no devrooms at all) it has been presented. I surely agree that
> having only devroom was bad and that FOSDEM can push a lot for
> cross-distro collaboration this way. Nevertheless, devrooms were also
> offering an amazing service to distro, and the argument that distros
> have their conference anyhow is not convincing (Debian has one per year,
> and alternate it around the world, having the additional devroom in a
> fixed place once per year was definitively a plus; other small distros
> do not have their own yearly conference, etc.).

That is true, but it certainly is not the only argument; nor, as I
understand it, the most important one.

As Debian's main contact to FOSDEM, the most consistent story I've been
hearing over the past few years is that FODSEM is just too popular for
its own good, and that there is too little space to accomodate all the
devroom requests. FOSDEM cannot move to another venue (typical
conference venues would either be prohibitely expensive or just not big
enough; and other campuses of the ULB do not have lecture hall the size
of Janson where keynotes can be held); and having 270+ talks in two days
is already going to be insane enough that adding more is not necessarily
a good idea anymore.

In that light, while I'm not extremely happy about the proposal to ditch
individual devrooms myself either, I personally feel that I cannot in
good conscience say that this proposal is bad unless I can come up with
an alternative that addresses this fundamental problem. To do otherwise
would be to yell that "$PET_PROJECT MUST HAVE A DEVROOM AT FOSDEM!!!1!",
and would only be selfish.

Therein, of course, lies the problem.

There aren't that many solutions to a problem of devroom shortage. You
could pick a few projects at random, and deny the request to other
projects. This is basically what's been done the past few years; except
that "at random" was defined as "you were here in the past and didn't
make such a mess of things that we'd rather try someone else this year".
You could lump two unrelated projects together and ask them to try to
make the best of things. That's what's been done with the "Debian/Free
Java" devroom back in 2004, and I can't call that an unconditional
success (basically, we just time-shared the room; the "shared talks"
period, which was intended to be for subjects of interest both to Free
Java and Debian people, was a complete failure, with talks that turned
out to be of real interest to neither group).

The only other solution that one could think of is that you try to lump
projects that *are* related together, and hope that the
cross-pollination produces something positive. Perhaps just dropping all
distributions into one devroom isn't the best way to accomplish that,
but it is better than the alternatives: rejecting mandriva and gentoo,
still rather important distributions last I checked, just because you
haven't got the space.

> If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
> more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
> *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
> room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
> cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.

Given the above, and given that this would involve one "shared" devroom
*plus* a single devroom for each and every distribution, I can't agree
that this is "a more reasonable proposal".

However, I cannot really come up with a better alternative. You could
say "create a few devrooms of related distributions", but there already
has been a CentOS/Fedora shared devroom, and the other distributions
that have had devrooms at FOSDEM in the past (OpenSUSE, Debian, Gentoo)
are sufficiently different from eachother that lumping two or more of
them together in the same devroom isn't necessarily going to be better
than just lumping all distributions together.

I think that, given the context, Pascal's proposal really is the best
one, perhaps with the added condition that, say, there should still be
some time alotted for talks that really are distribution-specific,
alongside the time alotted for distribution-agnostic talks.

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2009-10-28T02:48:53Z

Hi folks,

OpenRheinRuhr 2009 [1] will happen from 07th to 08th november in Bottrop,
Ruhrpott, Germany. Debian will have a booth there and I'm the main organizer.
It you want to participate on our booth its now time to drop me a mail. (I'll
have to apply for exhibitor tickets soon)

I will organize Merchandising and booth stuff (T-Shirts, Stickers...). If
someone would provide a demo PC we would also be able to demonstrate some
debian stuff.

I also created a wikipage for the event [2]

Thanks for your attention

Alex

[1] http://openrheinruhr.de/ (only in german)
[2] http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEventsDe/2009/OpenRheinRuhr

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Fwd: Nordic minidebconf at FSCONS 13-15 November 2009

2009-10-25T16:12:44Z

Forwarding this to lists that I did not know of.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Per Andersson <avtobiff@...>
Date: Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:28 PM
Subject: Nordic minidebconf at FSCONS 13-15 November 2009
To: debian-project@..., discuss@...
Cc: Jeremiah Foster <jeremiah@...>

Hi!

We are a gang of Debian users and developers who are going to organize a
minidebconf at the FSCONS free society conference in Gothenburg, Sweden. The
conference is held 13-15 November, which also are the dates the minidebconf
will be held.

We do not have a separate venue for the minidebconf. Instead we have Debian
talks submitted to the main FSCONS programme. If there is a big interest in
talking in Gothenburg arrangements can probably be made for it. We are aiming
more for a social event.

Our goal is lay the foundation for something like debian-nordic, which, strange
enough, does not exist today. Yet, there are quite a few DDs, and Debian users,
in the nordic region.

Debian programme so far:

Talks:
* Maemo something something,
Jeremiah Foster -- Boheme, Saturday 14 November 11:30-12:00
* Social and democratic aspects of Debian (during Serengeti programme point),
Per Andersson -- Carmen, Saturday 14 November 13:15-14:00
* Perl6: The last programming language
Jeremiah Foster -- Boheme, Sunday 15 November 14:00-14:30

Workshops:
* Packaging for Debian,
Per Andersson -- Don Juan, Saturday 14 November 16:15-17:00
* Using Git for Debian packaging,
Per Andersson -- Don Juan, Sunday 15 November 13:00-13:45

Social:
* Debian keysigning party, debian-nordic discussion/socialising
(together with FSCONS social event and GNU Hackers Meeting)
-- Gothenburg Concert Hall, Friday 13 November 18:00-23:37

Local contacts:
* Jeremiah Foster, +46 (0)730 93 05 06, jeremiah at gnutiken dot se,
jabber: splunge@...
* Per Andersson (avtobiff), +46 (0)733 66 74 45, avtobiff at gmail dot com

More info at
* http://wiki.debian.org/DebianNordic/MiniDebconf2009
* http://fscons.org/

See you there,
Per

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-23T13:36:11Z

(Also adding loki@... to Cc since the original email was from
this address)

On 23/10/09 at 11:35 -0700, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:

I fully agree. I'm all for cross-distro collaboration, but I think that
this proposal goes too far. When I give a talk in the Debian devroom at
FOSDEM, I can expect the audience to be Debian developers or
power-users. If my audience changes to developers and power-users from
Debian and other distros, I can't give the anymore, and as a result, it
will be a lot less interesting for Debian devs and users.

> If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
> more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
> *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
> room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
> cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.
>
> I'm Cc-ing the distributions@... list which is a cross-distribution
> contact point. If the above proposal of mine is liked more than the
> current proposal by other distro as well, we can have a more convincing
> argument for advancing it.

Another solution could be to have a joint session at the beginning of
the saturday afternoon, where each presenter in one of the
distro-specific devrooms would do a lightning talk about what he is
going to say, and how this could be of interest to the other distros'
developers.
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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-23T11:49:38Z

On Oct 23, 2009, at 20:35, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:

> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:01:38AM +0200, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
>> Executive summary: there will not be a Developers' Room for Debian at
>> the next FOSDEM (nor for any other distribution, for that matter),
>> but
>> instead there'll be a "distribution miniconf" that we'll be able to
>> participate in. They still need to flesh out the details on that one,
>> though, and input is requested.
>
> I, for once, think this is a bad idea, at least in the "extremist"
> form
> (i.e. no devrooms at all) it has been presented. I surely agree that
> having only devroom was bad and that FOSDEM can push a lot for
> cross-distro collaboration this way. Nevertheless, devrooms were also
> offering an amazing service to distro, and the argument that distros
> have their conference anyhow is not convincing (Debian has one per
> year,
> and alternate it around the world, having the additional devroom in a
> fixed place once per year was definitively a plus; other small distros
> do not have their own yearly conference, etc.).
>
> If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
> more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
> *and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
> room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in
> the
> cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.

As someone who works with the maemo team I strongly agree that the
current FOSDEM solution is sub-optimal. I would also like to see both
the dev rooms and the distro rooms. Maybe that will take some of the
pressure off the crowded dev rooms.

Jeremiah

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Re: [loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-23T11:35:50Z

On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:01:38AM +0200, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> Executive summary: there will not be a Developers' Room for Debian at
> the next FOSDEM (nor for any other distribution, for that matter), but
> instead there'll be a "distribution miniconf" that we'll be able to
> participate in. They still need to flesh out the details on that one,
> though, and input is requested.

I, for once, think this is a bad idea, at least in the "extremist" form
(i.e. no devrooms at all) it has been presented. I surely agree that
having only devroom was bad and that FOSDEM can push a lot for
cross-distro collaboration this way. Nevertheless, devrooms were also
offering an amazing service to distro, and the argument that distros
have their conference anyhow is not convincing (Debian has one per year,
and alternate it around the world, having the additional devroom in a
fixed place once per year was definitively a plus; other small distros
do not have their own yearly conference, etc.).

If I'm not the only one feeling that way, I think we can try to make a
more reasonable proposal to the FOSDEM organizer: having the devroom
*and* the cross-distro meeting room. That can be coped with a simple
room: if you want a devroom for your own, you should participate in the
cross-distro room *as* *well* filling a number X of slots.

I'm Cc-ing the distributions@... list which is a cross-distribution
contact point. If the above proposal of mine is liked more than the
current proposal by other distro as well, we can have a more convincing
argument for advancing it.

Cheers.

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2009-10-22T16:34:58Z

Heyho,

just in case others see the call for projects: I've filled it out for
Debian, so lets see if we get space for Cebit2010.

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[loki@fosdem.org: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf]

2009-10-22T01:01:38Z

Hi all,

I've received this mail from the FOSDEM organizers.

Executive summary: there will not be a Developers' Room for Debian at
the next FOSDEM (nor for any other distribution, for that matter), but
instead there'll be a "distribution miniconf" that we'll be able to
participate in. They still need to flesh out the details on that one,
though, and input is requested.

Please read below for the details.

----- Forwarded message from Pascal Bleser <loki@...> -----

Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2009 00:05:58 +0200
From: Pascal Bleser <loki@...>
To: Jono Bacon <jono@...>, Henne Vogelsang <hvogel@...>,
Joe Brockmeier <zonker@...>,
Max Spevack <mspevack@...>,
"Paul W. Frields" <pfrields@...>,
Frederic Hornain <fhornain@...>,
Fabian Arrotin <arrfab@...>,
Tobias Scherbaum <dertobi123@...>,
Donnie Berkholz <dberkholz@...>,
Christina Fullam <musikc@...>,
Wouter Verhelst <wouter@...>,
Holger Levsen <holger@...>,
Martin Michlmayer <tbm@...>,
Anne Nicolas <anne.nicolas@...>
CC: FOSDEM DevRooms <devrooms@...>,
FIT - FOSDEM Information Team <fit@...>
Subject: FOSDEM 2010: Distribution Miniconf
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Hi all

If you wonder why you receive this email, it's either because you've
been a contact for your respective distribution at FOSDEM in the past,
or because I'm looking for contacts with distribution projects where we
didn't have any in the past ;)

If this email is best sent to another person, please forward it accordingly.

You probably all heard of FOSDEM before. If not, FOSDEM ==
http://fosdem.org ;)

The next edition is 6+7 February 2010, and it's also our 10th edition.
As such, we've been reflecting on the evolution of the event (in the
sense that our mission and what it has become is rather a platform for
FOSS projects, much more than just a conference, or at least that's what
we'd like FOSDEM to become), and we are introducing a change regarding
Developer Rooms for distribution projects.

We would like to push the envelope of our mission even further by
organizing something along the lines of a "distribution summit" during
FOSDEM 2010 (incidentally, I had that idea long before I heard of the
"distrosummit" that will be held at linuxconf.au, a few weeks before
FOSDEM but hey, it's far away, and FOSDEM is the European event of the
year ;D).

The idea is that rather than having several distributions with their own
respective and individual Developer Room, we will host mixed conference
rooms where talks and sessions will be organized _by topic_, with
contributors from all distributions attending and participating.

The reasoning behind it is manifold:

* most distributions have their own events nowadays (FUDcon, debconf,
openSUSE conf, EuroBSDCon, etc...), which are already used for topics
and matters that are specific to each of them

* FOSDEM is an almost unique occasion to meet and exchange with
contributors of many major FOSS projects, given the large amount of
visitors (~5000) and projects present during the weekend — we believe
that not taking profit of that constellation is a bad use of the tool
that is FOSDEM :)

* the number of distributions requesting Developer Rooms at FOSDEM is
very likely to rise in the future, given that Gentoo didn't send a
request in time last edition and that Ubuntu didn't ask until now (but
I'm assuming that it is likely to happen at some point in time ;)), as
well as Mandriva having unfortunately been turned down by us due to lack
of space (and there's really no reason to accept the usual suspects and
having to say no to Mandriva, or almost any other distribution project
for that matter)

To dive into a little more detail:

* 3 (large) rooms will be allocated for that "distro summit"
* sessions will be scheduled by topic (see below)
* every project is welcome to join in :)

Note that stands are not affected in any way and will be handled as
previous editions (i.e. send us a request:
http://fosdem.org/2010/call_for_stands)

Topics are something I need your feedback and ideas on: whatever you
think is appropriate as a topic that is recurring issue for
distributions (governance, feature tracking, trust mechanisms,
ambassadors, ...), or something where you would like to present your
solutions for specific tasks to other distributions (e.g. package
building, translations, bug tracking, community infrastructure, ...),
especially if you're interested in feedback, ideas and collaboration
from and with other projects... we'd love to hear about it :)

Given that, when I'm switching caps, I'm myself deeply involved into a
distribution project (openSUSE), I do have a few proposals in terms of
topics — and please don't shoot if most examples I'm giving are related
to openSUSE, it's just because it happens to be the distribution project
I know best:

* Packaging:
~~~~~~~~~~~~
- - present different toolsets for handling the burden of packaging a
distribution as well as additional repositories (e.g. openSUSE Build
Service)
- - have a few packaging subsystem sessions, where the current state of
RPM/yum/zypp/..., dpkg/apt, emerge, ports, etc... are presented, as well
as their respective roadmaps for the future
- - evolve/adapt repository metadata formats ?

* Localization:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- - how to handle collaborative translations ? (e.g. transifex)
- - localization of distribution documentation, project wikis, etc...
- - how to coordinate with upstream ?

* Community Infrastructure:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- - FedoraCommunity, opensourced LaunchPad, Bugzilla extensions, etc...

* Test and QA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Governance:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- - boards, elections, technical control of the distribution, ...
- - ambassador programs, LoCo teams, etc...
- - legal issues

* Working with upstream:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- - have a few sessions with major upstream projects present at FOSDEM
(Mozilla, GNOME, KDE, ...) on how to improve/optimize collaboration
between downstream (distributions) and upstream (developers), e.g. for
patches

Unless somebody has some time to spare and steps up, which would be more
than welcome, we will take care of handling the coordination of the
session proposals, as well as the schedule.

If you're interested in participating, please contact us ASAP at
devrooms@...
The most practical option will be to subscribe to a mailing-list:
http://lists.fosdem.org/mailman/listinfo/dist2010
And we will be able to discuss details, ideas, as well as the schedule
there.

If you do want to participate, please echo the event to your respective
contributor community, and poke them to subscribe to the above mentioned
list and make proposals or inquiries there.

Thanks for reading so far, and hopefully we'll see you in Brussels for
FOSDEM 2010 :)

cheers
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2009-09-29T03:41:50Z

Hi,

I came across your company in my research on potential firms
and marketers (ad agencies, PR firms) that may be active in "Internet
Marketing," including S.E.O. or Search Engine Optimization for ranking higher
on Google.

I'd like to invite you to my upcoming free webinar on the "Top Ten Free Tools
for S.E.O. / Google Rank" being held online on Oct 8th and 12th. The webinar
is free, and the tools I identify are free as well - all are focused on
helping you and your company improve your rank on Google searches.

To register - more details on the eg3.com class I am teaching -

http://seo-webinars.org/go.cgi?debian-events-eu@...

> Because it identifies the best free tools for SEO and ways to leverage
Google's free (aka "organic") listings - it usually fills up when
I do offer it.

> I am usually too busy to offer this webinar, except a few times each year.

> About me - I am a researcher, journalist, and teacher living in the SF Bay Area
working more on Google and S.E.O. issues.

I do hope you can make it. It will be well worth your time!

Best regards,

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j.mcdonald@...

p.s. - I'd prefer that you minimize any forwarding of this announcement to
colleagues as the webinars do usually fill up, and I try to limit the
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Re: T-DOSE 2009, stand is geregeld

2009-09-24T10:53:19Z

Summary: Booth staffing for a "FOSDEM" in Eindhoven, Netherlands, http://www.t-dose.org/

Op 20090923 om 20:54 schreef Thijs Kinkhorst:

> On sneon 12 Septimber 2009, Joost van Baal wrote:
> > > _Als_ er een Debian stand is, hoop ik te komen, maar alleen op de
> > > zaterdag.
> >
> > Voor mij geldt hetzelfde; zondag heb ik geen tijd. Ik wil wel helpen met
> > de bemensing van een stand.
>
> Ook ik kan helaas alleen zaterdag. Ik denk dat het dus in ieder geval lukt om
> zaterdag een stand te bevolken. In het ergste geval breken we het zaterdag
> aan het eind van de dag weer af, beter 1 dan 0 dagen, toch?

:-)

We hebben een stand \o/

Bemaning / bemensing:

Zaterdag:
* Geert Stappers
* Anne Bezemer
* Joost van Baal
* Thijs Kinkhorst
* ..... ( voel je niet gepasseert als ik U / je vergeten ben )
* Nog meer mag ook

Zondag:
* De eerste die zich geroepen voelt
* Nog iemand
* En liefst nog meer mensen die Debian een warm hart toe dragen

Spullen:
* Flyers
* Hardware waar Debian op draait
* CDs / DVDs
* T-shirts
* ....
wie wat mee brengt weet ik nog niet.

Cheers
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2009-09-17T13:34:41Z

Limmigration et la citoyenneté canadienne

La population immigrée du Québec

Le Recensement de 2006 a montré que 11,5 % de la population totale du Québec est immigrante, la proportion la plus forte jamais constatée dans lhistoire de la province. Cette proportion est de presque 20% pour le Canada, de 28,3 % pour lOntario et de 27,5 % pour la Colombie-Britannique. La Région métropolitaine de Montréal continue de regrouper la grande majorité des immigrants résidant au Québec, soit 86,9 %. Le plan stratégique 2008-2012, prévoit une augmentation importante du nombre des immigrants UNIQUEMENT de la province du Québec, qui doit passer à 55.000 en 2010.

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