Am Donnerstag, den 24.06.2010, 21:52 +0200 schrieb Jimmy Pierre:
> >>>What u mean with suggestions?
> To adapt the poster for this Saturday event : www.jmll.fr
Its really simple there is a rule called 5W
What: its already answered "openSUSE 11.3 Launch Party
Why: its already answered the release of 11.3
Who:
Where:
When:
so now give me simple answers for the last questions and maybe some
points more for the point "what" and give me the size u need, then u get
ur poster printing ready back.
But I dont find out points written on pages in languages I dont speak ;)
br gnokii
> Then we are going to rmll.org in July.
> Thanks
> >
>
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We are having three events soon:
26th June – Free Software day, celebratng openSUSE 11.3 RC1 (National
Wide Event)
10th – 11th July - Libre Software Meeting 2010 in Bordeaux (World Wide Event)
18th September - Software Freedom Day (World Wide Event)
We have attempted to use an open calendar agendadulibre.org as usual
and this time the volunteers are not reactive.
When they publish our announcement, the RSS appears on most Fench speaking LUGs.
Never mind. I am here as Andreas proposed that I talk to you.
This is Jimmy Pierre, I am in the IT industry since 1977. my bio can
be found on linkedin et al.
I started with Linux in 1993 and converted to SUSE in 1999. I have
been promoting openSUSE since 2004. We have had a lot of difficulties
in 2006 and did not give up.
I am standing here to-day for advice, logistics and new ideas for
promoting openSUSE.
Cheers,
Jimmy
PS. I work in a bank and gmail.com is banned, so please bear with me.
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Well done AJ.
I believe this initiative will allow us to be more synchronized with
our openSUSE project peers.
>>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)novell.com> 16 Junho, 2010 >>>
>Hi,
>we have created for Linuxtag last week a couple of documents, e.g. a
one page
>flyer about openSUSE and the conference and I'd like to make these
available
>on a broader basis and also get them translated for ambassadors to
use. I'd
>like to have a kind of "Virtual Eventkit" for us.
I think not only me but all others ambassadors are anxious to get hands
on that material to start localize to our home language. After that my
sugestion is to publish translated materials on home basis, I mean, In
Brazil and I believe in all countries, have some small linux communities
groups, maybe not big ones but tousands of little ones, we must make our
translated materials available to this groups, also ambassadors blogs,
facebooks, ....
>How should we do this?
Are you taking about some possible tools to make us able to provide
theis materials? or a way to spread the message?
I know Novell have a partnership with Eluminate and Webex. Maybe we can
use that infra-structure to help us. What do you think?
You can create a video blog explaining the entire idea about "Virtual
Eventkit" also how to use it then publish in our
http://opensuse.blip.tv/
>What about creating a git repository and adding the stuff there - and
linking
>from our Marketing pages to the repository?
could be
Andreas
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Hi All,
I would like to proudly inform the list that we have finished the
Hungarian translation of the openSUSE 11.2 Reference book.
The book is available to download in pdf and epub format
We will build a package for the distribution in obs, until then...
http://opensuse.hu/dl/openSUSE_11.2_Reference_hu.pdfhttp://opensuse.hu/dl/openSUSE_11.2_Reference_hu.epub
I would like to thanks to Thomas Schraitle, who helped me a lot to fix
some nasty Hungarian related issue in the susedoc and help me to
manage the book build process.
Thanks to Shane Wims who helped gave me an access to the WorldServer
for translation and help me to manage the translation process.
and big thanks to the Hungarian community who helped me a to review,
correct the translation and gave me lot of feedback.
best,
kalman
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Hi folks!
We're having our regularly scheduled marketing team meeting tomorrow at
15:00 UTC in IRC.
For full details and to see the agenda, please visit
http://en.opensuse.org/Marketing_Team/Meetings/Marketing_Meeting_2010-06-15
Our agenda will cover OBS, Ambassadors, and 11.3 Release planning.
Thanks!
Bryen M Yunashko
openSUSE Board Member
openSUSE Marketing Team lead
GNOME-A11y Outreach lead
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Hi @translators,
Issue #129 of the openSUSE Weekly News is ready for translation [0].
You can see/update the status of your language at the "whats ready page"
[1].
We collected some FAQ here [2].
After translating, please move your Language in [3] up.
[0]: http://wiki.opensuse.org/Weekly_news
[1] :http://wiki.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Weekly_news_translations
[2]: http://wiki.opensuse.org/Portal:Weekly_news/FAQ
Please notice the new Place of the weekly news.
Have Phun!
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Hello,
there are some pages for the next openSUSE Conference
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=129508113737612https://www.xing.com/events/opensuse-conference-2010-525320
u should only mark u as attendee, when u real attend. What u always can
do is share the event pages with ur friends.
there is a twitter account @openSUSEConf to, u should follow and retweet
him.
br gnokii
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Guys,
I wish you guys could have come. The Southeast Linuxfest was great.
I like to first thanks James Mason from the 11.2 DVD, Poster, Zypper
Cheat, and broads. Jon Regan for 11.2 DVD he had. The Novell Team in
Atlanta for the SUSE Enterprise Linux DVD. Yancy Smith for the help.
The event was great. Because of the short number of 11.2 DVD, I had
burn a number of DVD and CD myself. These were openSUSE-Edu
Li-f-e(Linux for Education), openSUSE Gnome Live CD (32bit and 64bit),
and openSUSE 11.2 DVD. I took with me this time three laptops. One was
running a set of slides about the openSUSE Community, high lighting
Build Service and SUSE Studio. The second laptop ran openSUSE 11.2.
The third running openSUSE 11.3 Milestone 7. I also made about 300
copies of Zypper Cheat sheet that James sent me. VIM Cheat Sheet, The
One Page Linux Command Sheet and a sheet that I create for openSUSE
with basic commands.
I boot up on the one laptop running openSUSE Li-f-e to let a couple of
teacher play with it. They really love the LTSP and how we had our
apps were laid out.
One of the top questions that was ask a lot was, "What makes SUSE
stand out above other distro?"
I had got to help one user that was having issue with the video
drivers. He had a Nvidia Card that when he installed it wouldn't load
correct. He was really upset that it was doing that, I show him on one
of my laptops how when you about to install it, to use VESA setting.
He was so happy.
I got a lot great comments about people been using since such and such
version. I was really surprise to see the openSUSE Gnome Live CD with
11.3 milestone go so quick. At one point I had to burn more.
One sad note, people keep asking me where the Tuxes were and Geekoes.
I had two Geekos, that I gave to people that asked me if they could
test drive openSUSE on my laptops. Oh, I would like to thanks for the
Geekos I got, they are very different than the ones we have here in
the states and people notice. They Love Them!
I volunteer with passing out the gifts at the end of the show. I am
planning to help out next with Southeast Linux.
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As stated in my previous email, yesterday we had a wonderful discussion
about 11.3 Release campaign planning and tasks. We have assigned people
to coordinate various tasks and you can see the list here:
http://en.opensuse.org/Marketing/Team/11_3_Launch
Please take a moment to look carefully. If you see something you'd like
to do, volunteer! Even if there is already a coordinator, still
VOLUNTEER! The more people help out on specific tasks, the easier it is
to complete those tasks.
If you don't see something on the list that you'd like to do, feel free
to add a new task to the list and just DO IT! :-) If you have
questions, talk to any one of us on the team and we'll do our best to
answer.
Thanks to Michael Loeffler for getting this list going. It's a great
list.
Bryen M Yunashko
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openSUSE Marketing Team lead
GNOME-A11y Outreach lead
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