Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-conference (99 mails)

[Theo Chatzimichos <tampakrap@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 11:46 PM, Alan Clark <aclark@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm posting this on the conference mailing list in case the cfp committee 
> hasn't signed up and been approved on the cfp mailing list yet.
>
> Based on this mornings meeting (aka if we co-locate with LinuxExpo), previous 
> postings and feedback from osc11, I'd like to propose that we align the 
> session proposals to the following 5 tracks/day:
> - Community & Education presentations: New technology and community learning
> - Hacker Workshops : Join with fellow programmers to hone your skills and 
> contributions
> - BoF : (small highly interactive, project oriented discussions and coding; 
> defining direction)
> - SUSE Labs : The SUSE Labs hackers meet face-to-face to share their 
> knowledge and experience with each other and learn new things.
> - Czech language sessions : A variety of openSUSE related topics presented in 
> Czech language to provide collaboration opportunities and cross over with 
> LinuxExpo (All other tracks will be presented in English)
> + Keynotes
> + Evening events
>
> Thoughts?
>
> AlanClark

Hello Alan,

In addition to what Michal said, I would also prefer not to interfere
with SUSE Labs and ${LinuxExpo} presentations yet. From what I've seen
so far based on the discussions, it may be possible to have more than
one czech talk in parallel (or talk and workshop/BoF), and maybe some
hard-to-decide-where-to-put talks, eg a czech presentation about
openSUSE (either the distro or a technology)
In general I strongly agree with the schedule you propose. At least
for the workshops/BoF's we're going to have plenty of rooms. At least
Michal and me intend to have frequent meetings with the LinuxExpo guys
in order to distribute the slots properly.
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