On mercredi, 15 février 2017 08.30:39 h CET Douglas DeMaio wrote:

Hi all,

Do you have any ideas for topics that Aleix, KDE VP, could discuss at oSC17? He's going to be a keynote speaker.

v/r

Doug

a) A debate between kde neon and our own rich gaz (argon and krypton) But this would at least need the presence of one our beloved KDE/Plasma/ Framework/Apps maintainers. Which I would really encourage and see happening. (hey mens there's TSP afterall, even if it doesn't pay the time needed), I've too much beers/brevage debts to those guys I would like to sold :-))) b) A auto-critics about what was right and wrong in the KDE community vision about the products they propose, and also the way the community is driven. Subjects that we can learn on, (mentoring, welcome team, VDG) etc. just some roughts idea

-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Re: openSUSE Conference Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2017 23:41:19 +0100 From: Aleix Pol To: Douglas DeMaio

Hi Douglas, I could come to Nuremberg and give a talk, yes. I'd like to know a bit more about what you're after... :)

Cheers! Aleix

On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 8:21 AM, Douglas DeMaio wrote:

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Hi Aleix,

It was great to see you Aleix at FOSDEM. We are going to have the openSUSE Conference May 26 - 28 in Nuremberg. Thomas Hatch is going to be one of our Keynote speakers. We would like to have someone from KDE to give keynote on one of the days as well. We can pay for the trip. Let me know if you are interested. I want to reach out to Harald Sitter to see if he wants to come since he only lives about three hours away.

v/r

Doug

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On 2017 M02 15, Wed 08:30:39 CET Douglas DeMaio wrote:

Do you have any ideas for topics that Aleix, KDE VP, could discuss at oSC17? He's going to be a keynote speaker.

Some topics I would find interesting: * How KDE works with distributions, how the whole is greater than the sum of its parts * Mentoring as community booster. KDE has a huge amount of experience with that, it would be great to share some of that for openSUSE and other communities to learn from. * The Done Desktop. Show how KDE has matured, how it has accomplished the original mission of providing a Linux desktop on par with others, what is the state today (not sure, everybody agrees, though, that is is done, but maybe this could be a fun part of such a topic ;-) -- Cornelius Schumacher -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kde+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-kde+owner@opensuse.org