Hey,
I love hermes mails, but I would love them even more if the mails for
one request where all grouped in a thread.
So here's my completely untested attempt for this (and I'm not sure I'm
still fluent in perl, so there might be some stupid errors). Is there
any way to easily test this kind of things?
Cheers,
Vincent
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Hi all.
I an not sure yet how group tasks are coordinated. What I have noticed
is that reports are delivered every Monday, but how is communication
handled while working on open tasks?
Are PMs/IRC query preferred or should this list be used (which may of
course cause some traffic which is not relevant for everybody).
Best Regards
Marcus
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Hi,
What i did:
* worked on the wiki migration, mainly packaging and friends and
management of the release
* Participated in an ran our bi-weekly standup meeting
* Helped Sascha with all the Weekly News content. A major cleanup
* Wrestled with Adrian and Lubos about the new wiki structure. I won! 8)
* Face 2 Face Board meeting on Friday morning
* Tried to push cfp(a)o.o through and failed
* tried to keep the strategy discussion based in reality
* talked to dirk about what he expects from the boosters for maintenance
* attended the meet&greet with the board on Friday. We really need to
step up on execution of these events or we will never gain visitors.
On the contrary, judging from the number of participants from the
office this time.
What i plan to do:
* continue the wiki migration. especially getting a the release date set
* work on my linuxtag talks
What is blocking me:
It's not blocking me but I'm getting tired of "fighting" with people
about new ways of doing things. I wish this community would be a bit
more open minded, not so reserved with change and more trustful
sometimes *sniff*
Henne
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What I did:
- concluded Umbrella Sprint [1]
- attended Board and Strategy meetings in NBG
[1] http://news.opensuse.org/2010/05/31/boosters-umbrella-sprint-summary/
What I plan to do:
- finalize 3 Strategy proposals with the rest of Strategy team, present
them to public and discuss the options
- move to Wiki squad and help with wiki transition
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Hi.
- GUI planning for obs DUD creation
- improved gnubg package using new obs webclient
(cross distro, desktop file for oS)
- started updating my fosdem talk for linuxtag
Cwh
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Hi all.
I would like to know who is boosting connect.os.org because I am
interested to help out a bit.
Best Regards
Marcus
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Hi all!
For the last few months some of the Boosters were working on "Umbrella"
infrastructure concept for openSUSE. Various web tools grew over time
and unfortunately they became almost independant and disconnected from
each other. We decided to improve the situation by making openSUSE
websites more integrated and easier accesible in order to help people to
find the stuff they are looking for.
During the openSUSE Conference 2009 Klaas gave a talk [1] about the
current state of tools and our improvement plans. Robert created a brand
new Bento theme which allowed Pavol to create a simple global menu to
put on top of each website. These menus group all links to other
websites into four categories: Downloads, Support, Community and
Development. These more-or-less correspond to groups of users openSUSE
has, which makes navigation easy and fun!
The Bento theme was later ported to MediaWiki engine by Michal, so we
could use it in our new wiki instance [2], which is being filled in with
content at the moment by other Boosters in cooperation with Wiki team.
We were more than happy to accept help from Pascal Bleser who completely
remixed Planet openSUSE to visually match the rest of the sites, while
delivering lots of other improvements (like keyboard navigation for
example).
One of the things that also witnessed the design change was
software.opensuse.org, our portal for downloading the last stable and
development releases also containing a package search. It now contains a
link to openSUSE Derivatives.
Coolo and Tom continued their Build Service efforts from their previous
"Factory Page" sprint, which lead to massive web user interface
overhaul. You can read about it in the previous separate post by Andreas
[3].
What was left out of the sprint were the Wordpress theme and vBulletin
forums theme. The first one is more-or-less ready [4] but is not yet
tested. You welcome to help us with these to make the theme transition
complete. Robert also created a style guide which is available from our
wiki [5] and should help you with using and applying the Bento theme.
While it is quite short at the moment, it will be enhanced with nice
"How To" documents soon.
This concludes our long but important "Umbrella" sprint and Boosters are
already looking forward to other exciting challenges.
[1] http://files.opensuse.org/opensuse/en/2/22/Infrastructure.pdf
[2] http://wiki.opensuse.org/
[3] http://news.opensuse.org/2010/05/25/obs-2-0b1/
[4] http://gitorious.org/opensuse/wp-themes
[5] http://wiki.opensuse.org/Help:Theme
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Hi everybody,
we had a visitor on IRC suggesting the we should be more transparent to
make it easier for community to join in. Suggested improvement were to
speak more loudly about what we are working on right now.
One easy way how to track boosters would be identi.ca group where we
would post our boosting related notices. It takes quite some time to
write a blogpost and I always thinks twice whether I really have
something to say before doing so, but sending identi.ca notices takes
almost no time and I don't have to really think about that that
carefully. Only hard part in realizing this is to think of nice and
short nickname for this group, so any suggestions? My idea was
'suseboost', but I think there must be something better out there in
your minds...
Other thing that came across my mind while speaking about transparency
is that we have our biweekly meeting where we discuss, what we are
doing. But these meetings are closed teleconferences. What about
changing them to public IRC meetings? I know there are still few
administrative internal stuff we need to discuss from time to time, but
generally we speak about our sprints and this can be public and we can
let anybody join with comments and suggestions. Also taking notes would
be much easier ;-)
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Just replying to make Gerald's mail reach the mailing list ;-)
Vincent
Le dimanche 30 mai 2010, à 00:33 +0200, Gerald Pfeifer a écrit :
> On Mon, 17 May 2010, Vincent Untz wrote:
> >> Second, we may think about changing subscribers only list policies as
> >> for part time contributors like Gerald this is a challenge.
> > It has always been an annoyance to me, indeed. I don't want to subscribe
> > to opensuse-kernel, or opensuse-kde, or... because I don't have time to
> > read them. But I might send a mail there from time to time.
>
> Absolutely, yes. Can we change this, please? I cannot think of any
> other Open Source project I contribute to where the mailing list policy
> is as strict; sometimes mails by non-subscribers are moderated, but
> outright rejection is really tough.
>
> Gerald
>
> PS: Keeping the two of you explicitly, since I'm worried my mail to
> the boosters@ list may not get through...
>
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