Le 09/04/2014 15:20, Jos Poortvliet a écrit :
> Whatever you want. Really, if it is big, we just post it separately on
> news.opensuse.org and link to it from the monthly news ;-)
is there a prefered format. Do you want me to write it on a special blog or wiki?
right now I just drop it in a txt file
jdd
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Hey sorry
because of the deadline we could not send in the article earlier
""openSUSE welcomes Google Summer of Code 2014 participants
Thanks to Google, openSUSE has an excellent number of slots and an
equally excellent number of mentors and students for Google Summer of
Code 2014. Throughuout the summer, students participanting in this
program will code for openSUSE and its sister organizations ownCloud,
MATE and Zorp and help them move forward. The best part of GSoC is
that most of the code written by students will go
upstream and will benefit openSUSE in general also. Along with this,
we have an equally good range of projects that will improve
the existing openSUSE architecture.
The list of successful students are :
1. Travel Support Program application - Karthik Senthil
2. Playlist Functionality for ownCloud Music App - Volkan
3. ownCloud Calendar Application in angularJS - Raghu Nayyar
4. openSUSE GSOC ideas: Cool live flash - Zsolt Peter Basak
5. Open Source Event Manager (OSEM): Refactor user management model -
Stella Rouzi
6. Open Source Event Manager (OSEM): Implemention Organizer Dashboard
- cbruckmayer
7. MATE: Port from deprecated GStreamer 0.10 - Michal Ratajsky
8. Integrate Snapper Snapshot browsing into openSUSE Desktop tools -
Oguz Kayral
9. Implement an application-level LBaaS driver for Zorp - Péter Vörös
10. Extend Git-Review to support BitBucket - xystushi
11. Event Splash page for Visitors In Open Source Event Manager
Application. - Gopesh Tulsyan
12. ePub support in Atril (MATE) - avishkar gupta
13. Add Snapshot management API to libvirt Xenlight driver - David Kiarie
In the following weeks we will talk a lot more about these
projects and get to know these students well.
Lets brew some code now."
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Hey All,
This is a small article, can you please review it
"openSUSE welcome Google Summer of Code 2014 participants
Thanks to Google, openSUSE has an excellent number of slots and an
equally excellent number of mentors and students for Google Summer of
Code 2014. Througuout the summer, students participanting in this
program will code for openSUSE and its sister organizations ownCloud,
MATE and Zorp and help them move forward. The best part of the
projects is that the students most of the code written will go
upstream and will benefit openSUSE in general also. Along with this,
we have an equally good range of projects that contribute to improve
the existing openSUSE architecture.
The list of successfull students are :
1. Travel Support Program application - Karthik Senthil
2. Playlist Functionality for ownCloud Music App - Volkan
3. ownCloud Calendar Application in angularJS - Raghu Nayyar
4. openSUSE GSOC ideas: Cool live flash - Zsolt Peter Basak
5. Open Source Event Manager (OSEM): Refactor user management model -
Stella Rouzi
6. Open Source Event Manager (OSEM): Implemention Organizer Dashboard
- cbruckmayer
7. MATE: Port from deprecated GStreamer 0.10 - Michal Ratajsky
8. Integrate Snapper Snapshot browsing into openSUSE Desktop tools -
Oguz Kayral
9. Implement an application-level LBaaS driver for Zorp - Péter Vörös
10. Extend Git-Review to support BitBucket - xystushi
11. Event Splash page for Visitors In Open Source Event Manager
Application. - Gopesh Tulsyan
12. ePub support in Atril (MATE) - avishkar gupta
13. Add Snapshot management API to libvirt Xenlight driver - David Kiarie
14. Add a Snapshot Handling Framework to openSUSE GUI Tools - Varad Gautam
In the following weeks weeks we will talk a lot more about these
projects and get to know these students well.
Lets brew some code now.
"
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Hello
I read somewhere than last time for monthly articles is April 20. With OSC2014
arriving I guess everybody will be busy.
Is there somewhere something like https://trello.com/ toi manage deadlines?
thanks
jdd
(my article was already sent to Henne)
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Hi all,
I'll organize the LinuxTag Booth this year. LinuxTag, taking place during May
8-10, is different this year - they have partnered with Droidcon and
Re:Publica for their event, moved to a new location. Brand new!
I have proposed to do something different than a normal booth, too. I'm
involved with KDE, openSUSE and ownCloud so I thought the three could do
something cool this year ;-)
The plan is this: We get an area with a few rows of chairs and a projector.
Every hour, we host a 45 minute workshop there. Examples:
* testing Linux distro's with openQA
* writing an ownCloud App
* Building a basic QML Plasma App
The schedule will probably be: 10-12 and 13-17, so ~6 talks/day.
People get something for participating - nothing big, just a few nice
thingies.
On the sides of this area, we have our booths: the traditional table with
material and somebody around to ask questions from.
All this should of course make 'our' area much more interesting and give
opportunities to talk to people.
LinuxTag liked the idea, so did the openSUSE board, KDE and ownCloud so they
all tasked me with making it happen. LinuxTag asked if Postfix Admin could
share our space as well - so Christian Boltz is in ;-)
Now I need you. I need volunteers who are willing to give a short workshop on
an openSUSE subject. Packaging in OBS is an obvious example but there are
other examples. Each volunteer gives one workshop per day, three times in
total thus. You'll also be at the booth a bit but we have >6 people for one
table so that won't be much either. Plenty of time to enjoy LT! We can take
at most 2 volunteers (but if you give a talk you get in anyway).
Anybody interested? If needed, there is some travel budget available and if
you're really cool you can help make it even cooler: we have some budget from
the board to do something but I just don't have time to organize it. I can
fill you in with the details, just ask!
So, who's in?
Cheers,
Jos
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Le 09/04/2014 15:20, Jos Poortvliet a écrit :
>> What I need to know is how many words one wants for a given article?
>
> Whatever you want. Really, if it is big, we just post it separately on
> news.opensuse.org and link to it from the monthly news ;-)
>
>> jdd
ok, thanks
jdd
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Hey All
If it is a monthly thingy, I will try to get weekly one article from
the forums, something nice
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 10:30 PM, Kostas Koudaras <warlordfff(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> 2014-01-31 Henne Vogelsang <hvogel(a)opensuse.org>:
>> Hey,
>>
>> On 31.01.2014 09:00, Kostas Koudaras wrote:
>>
>>> We also need some artwork done and a catchy title for it.
>>
>> I would love to help with the infrastructure, process and styling. I
>> already have some ideas how to produce this. How can I join? :-)
>>
> Well, you are in :D
> I would like everything to be open and talk about it here in the ML.
> Maybe at some point make a meeting.
> What are your ideas ?
> Nikos is the guy that works with the infrastructure of the printed
> version and afaik he is thinking on working with Scribus. About the
> web Version we were thinking of publishing it on News somehow or
> something else wordpress related, but still looking for this.
> BTW is it possible to have an article from OBS every month? In my mind
> I have to reach people in all corners of the openSUSE Project and have
> them write articles or even how to's. Maybe even give simple lessons
> of how to make packages... What do you think?
> Have Fun
> Kostas
>
>> Henne
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Hi guys!
I just have one suggestion - creating a Diaspora social network
account for openSUSE or openSUSE News. In case someone is not familiar
with Diaspora, it's a decentralized, private social network. What's
interesting is that the users (I'm a few weeks in, so i see what kind
of people use it) are linux, or people who might want to try use
linux. Basically, quite a progressive lot who like to try new things,
and i think opensource, or foss is right up their alley.
Anyway, to make it not much additional work for guys running the
existing social media accounts, you can connect your diaspora account
to your twitter or FB account, and then your content will be reposted,
if you wish. (from diaspora ---> Tw, FB, if i understood correctly).
Do check it out here: https://joindiaspora.com/
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Hi Manu! It seems your mail got stuck in my spam for some reason,
don't know why, but I've read it. To avoid further issues I made a
filter for this mailing list and a separate category, so this type of
problem shouldn't occur anymore. So, to get back on topic :).
Yes, sure, I'd love to help, and let's say I'm therefore sending my
official application. To whom should I send my SUSE SSO information,
so they can connect my account also to news.o.o.? Because upon trying
to login, I got this message:
You do not have access to the administration page.
Error: Unauthorized Account
Anyway, I also have one more question. Since this is the first time
I'm truly active on a mailing list, I need to know a couple of things.
When I send a mail to marketing(a)opensuse.org f.ex., when i get a
response, it's usually from a personal mail of that mailing list user
(in this case Henne & Manu). So, when i respond to those mails, should
I remove those personal mails, so you don't receive duplicates, and
send to personal mail only when I discuss something private, or do I
continue sending 'reply all' messages. Thanks in advance.
So, as the geeko says, have a lot of fun guys!
2014-03-30 16:03 GMT+02:00 Manu Gupta <manugupt1(a)opensuse.org>:
> Hey Nenad,
>
>
>
> On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 4:18 PM, Nenad Latinović <latinovic87(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> So, i went through the documentation, and i think i understand the
>> goals and the workflow.
>>
>> I'm cc-ing the news team to let them know i'm at their disposal. How
>> do you think it would be a good idea for me to start?
>>
> We really do not have any rules, by the time you get our wordpress
> account on news.opensuse.org, you can start writing and sending us
> articles, we will push it through. Additionally, we have the openSUSE
> Conference next month, so they might use your help :)
>
> Henne is an active participant there, so he might be able to guide you well.
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
>> Much obliged!
>>
>> 2014-03-27 16:00 GMT+01:00 Nenad Latinović <latinovic87(a)gmail.com>:
>>> It sounds exactly like it's up my alley :D
>>> I'll read through the documentation, and get back to you all before
>>> evening. In the meantime, if you have any ideas, or need anything done
>>> that i can do, don't hesitate and hit me up :)
>>>
>>> Thanks again!
>>>
>>> 2014-03-27 15:38 GMT+01:00 Henne Vogelsang <hvogel(a)opensuse.org>:
>>>> Hey Nenad,
>>>>
>>>> On 27.03.2014 09:01, Nenad Latinović wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Let me briefly introduce myself. My name is Nenad, I come from
>>>>> Slovenia. Soon to be literature bachelor, hoping to be a journalist
>>>>> and a writer. And that's about it.
>>>>
>>>> Wonderful, welcome! We can always use people that know how to express
>>>> all the great things we do :-)
>>>>
>>>>> As I'm very fond of the openSUSE project, seeing it as the most
>>>>> balanced distro project out there in every way, and considering I'm
>>>>> not a geek and don't know how to code or anything, I'm looking for
>>>>> some other ways to help out.
>>>>
>>>> How about the news team? Seem to be right up your alley!
>>>>
>>>> https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:News_team
>>>>
>>>> If you have any questions regarding it don't hesitate to ask me or any
>>>> other member of it.
>>>>
>>>> Henne
>>>>
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