Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-project (95 mails)

["Carlos Ribeiro" <CRibeiro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Reply Requested by 5/24/2010 (Monday) **

Dear Folks

> > > Vincent Untz <vuntz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 21 Maio, 2010 >>>
Hi,

Le jeudi 20 mai 2010, à 17:25 +0200, Pavol Rusnak a écrit :
> After much discussion, we're finally ready to bring together these
> important bits of information into a cohesive statement that
everyone
> can unify around. As such, we, the members of the Strategy Team, will
be
> meeting in Nuremberg the weekend of May 28th to formalize a draft of
our
> strategy that will be available publicly for open discussion and
comment.

> First, I'm really glad to see this happening: it's something that was
> very much needed, and I certainly have high expectations now :-)

> Do you have an idea how the discussion and comments around the draft
> will be handled? I just want to be sure we know how we'll process
them
> before we get them -- for example, what happens if we get some strong
"I
> disagree" comments?
We need this feedback, maybe and of course I could be wrong, but I
think this is the most important feedback. Without "strong disagree"
feedback we will not be able to understand why they choose other distros
instead of glorious openSUSE ;-)



> Of course, I'd love to read the non-formalized draft, but that just
me
> being curious ;-) It's good to have a small group come with a
proposal
> as a first step.

[...]

> For more information about our work, please feel free to review our
> documents at http://en.opensuse.org/Documents. And we'll be sure to
keep
> you informed of our progress results from this exciting retreat.

> Should we feel free to edit those documents? Or should we send
feedback
> by mail, on IRC, etc.?

> I'd probably need to read everything a second time (first read was
> definitely interesting), but one thing that looked completely
> wrong/off-topic was this line in SWOT about "Novell - openSUSE
> relationship"

> W: freedesktop.org is a complete failure, LSB is a dead horse, lack
of
> will, too much corporation, etc.

> What's the link between fd.o or LSB and Novell or openSUSE?
Good question. also I think this question must be asked to Novell Linux
Executives.



> Thanks,

Vincent

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