Hi all,
in preparation to a small forums meet-up of opensuse-forum.de I'm
putting together a list of things to get for it and stumbled across some
questions meanwhile.
First: When will openSUSE 12.2 Promo-DVDs earliest be available? The
meeting is scheduled for the last September weekend (28 to 30.09.) and
it would be a certain nice to have them by then. If that is not possible
I'll order them later on seperately from the other items.
Second: Is all on this list currently available:
- 600 DVDs
- 600 stickers (one sticker per DVD)
- 400 flyers
- 200 small posters (the ones with the calendars on the backside, guess
there will be new ones for 2013)
- 100 big posters
- 20 t-shirts for attendees
Third: Are there different T-Shirt sizes? If so I'll have to ask those
who already confirmed their attendance what sizes they need.
Fourth: Is it possible to get hands on some old toad?
That's all for now, looking forward to get some answers.
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Have a lot of fun!
Heya folks,
At the openSUSE Conference we have a 'specia' track about the effects of
modern Media on our life - think about the risks of not owning your data in
the cloud (and what is done against that by awesome people building Free
networks and open cloud software), the benefits open source can bring (using
open source technology and methods for disaster relief), and more.
These things are very interesting and it is valuable to tell people about it
and persuade them to visit the conference! A good way of doing that is by
doing a few interviews with these speakers. You can find the list of
speakers on http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/ and I have contact
details of all of them. As questions, the following would suffice:
- tell us about yourself
- what will you talk about
- How did you get involved with that and why do you care about it so much,
why does it matter?
- what do you have to say to the (potential) visitors of the conference,
what would you say is your message?
I need someone to help me with this. It is easy: all you have to do is mail
these folks (I'll give you their addresses), ask them if they ware OK doing
an interview, if Ok send the questions, collect the answers, maybe do a bit
of back-and-forth if things are unclear, and put it all in 1 or a few
articles with me.
If you're up for it, you COULD do one or all of the interviews by skype or
Google hangout. That is very cool - although you might want to record them
to not miss anything :D
Upside: you not only get to help openSUSE and do a bit of writing with
someone who has some experience, but you also get to chat with these very
interesting folks!
Who wants to help?
/Jos
Heya folks,
I've been going over our old todo lists for conferences and such to make a
short 'todo' for the openSUSE Conf marketing. Lots of things are done
already so I skipped those, just planning for the last 4 weeks.
I'd love to hear comments/ideas for things to add and especially "I'll do
that's" from all of you ;-)
For the artwork stuff, I've already asked the artwork team so that's not on
the list.
/Jos
Tip: the interviews are both important and not too hard to do. Also, we have
a few VERY interesting speakers so it's fun to do :D I'd really appreciate
help with those!
openSUSE Conference Media Action Plan
Until two weeks before oSC
* do and publish speaker interviews
* Write announcement of parties
* Other announcements?
* Create last "why come" article before conf with all stuff coming linked
* Prepare tweets etc for these announcements and articles, use bit.ly links
for tracking and spread to ambassadors!
* pick hashtag and advertise it (probably #oSC12?)
Until 3 days before conference
* Plan things to be announced and decided at the conf
* pre-write those announcements
* Create presskit for conference
* Send press kit around and prepare some for journalists at the conf
During the event
* Write daily reports on oSC
* Keep the world updated on what is going on at oSC/LD/etc
After the event
* Create final report of oSC with links to all announcements etc
Hi everybody,
Since openSUSE 12.2 already released, openSUSE Team now move our eyes to openSUSE conference - osc'12.
The call for paper(http://conference.opensuse.org/Call-for-papers/) is closed, also the sessions are decided and
scheduled, you can check it on http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/. openSUSE conference will have
participants from all over the world, we prepared an program announcement and we looking for somebody help
us translation of the program announcement in the different languages, if you willing do this task, started from
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Conference_Program_announcement would be good!
Thanks for your contribution to keep openSUSE grow up!
Best regards,
Max
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Hi, my name is Aaron Luna and I'm an openSUSE Ambassador in Mexico and
we are very preparing a Launch Party for the all new openSUSE 12.2 and
besides that installation and configuration workshops at other
Universities in Mexico, the one great reason is the education and we
can do change the thinking of students about IT, and obviously using
openSUSE.....having a lot of fun!!!
I'm requesting your help to get material support for these events are
listed below:
posters, shirts, hats, stickers, and some other elements that can help
me to carry out this work I have gladly done so far and fortunately
has raised awareness of the students.
Launch Party:
http://www.utfv.edu.mx
Workshops:
http://www.ugto.mxhttp://www.uttecamac.edu.mxhttp://www.utvtol.edu.mx
My openSUSE user:
http://en.opensuse.org/User:Aaronluna75
You, the openSUSE marketing team ..... determine the amount of
elements that could help us.
Awaiting your valuable help, best regards.
Aaron Luna
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Hi
I have read this in the openSUSE summit page:
- http://summit.opensuse.org/news/2012/09-23-day_one_the_rain_dont/
I have translated into spanish if you want to share in the web.
I can send a HTML file, or I can upload in my forked repo in Github
or in Dropbox
Bye!
PS: I would have liked to be over there!! ;-)
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Hi
There is this comment here:
http://news.opensuse.org/2012/09/14/opensuse-edu-li-f-e-12-2-out-now/commen…
"I’m looking to do a brief interview (can be done via email) with an
educator or IT person using li-f-e for a post I’m writing at
educationalit.com. Basically, I’d like to know how you’ve been using
the distro, what you’re looking forward to in the new release, and,
finally, why you picked openSUSE over, say, Edubuntu. Here’s my email:
ellisbooker(a)gmail.com"
Interested?
-J
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Hi
I have read this link:
- http://summit.opensuse.org/news/2012/09-18-pie_for_pi/
For the ossum. This Summit it's in English and In spanish too, so why
not to translate this thing?? XD
I have made a translation, that I send in this mail.
Take a look, and review, and chage what ever you think, and if you
want you can upload to the page...
Bye!
Thank's a lot to Jos, he's everywhere to help me!! ;)