Hi all,
Here is a list of promotions we would like to blast out on social media
regarding the openSUSE conference in The Hague. Please consider
translating them and using them for social media pages in your own
language. Thank you for the assistance and we hope to see you at oSC15.
v/r
Doug
1)ARM software development on openSUSE
Learn how to use openSUSE on ARM for kernel and microcontroller
development @oSC15.
2)Pacemakers, Death by Storage, and Shooting Servers in the Head
Why High Availability Clustering is awesome - Find out @oSC15! -
http://bit.ly/1EPurh0
3)YaST the Ruby Way
Learn about the YCP killer and Zombie-YCP killer @oSC15!
4)Optimizing Linux Servers - what has been changed from last year?
Interested in fast and optimized Linux servers? oSC15 can teach you more
about OpenStack, Cloudstack and containers like LXC and Docker -
http://bit.ly/187f9re
5)Positively Popular Packaging
Packaging your software consistently across a multitude of user
environments is what sets great software apart from the mediocre. Learn
about it at #oSC15
6)Hardening Your Linux Server
Don't get caught with your pants down sysadmins. Gain more knowledge on
Harding you Linux Server at #oSC15
7)How to Improve YaST
8)News from the YaST Kitchen
Want to know what is cooking on YaST? Take your chance at @oSC15 -
http://bit.ly/1M3Nf1K
9)Ansible Project Deploy
A re-usable Ansible role to deploy your projects. #oSC15 -
http://bit.ly/1E2sOZx
10)Containers with systemd-nspawn
Learn about other options for building and managing containers @oSC15 -
http://bit.ly/1EPxs0S
11)Packaging Workshop, Part 2
Packaging for heros, learn from Lars about compiler options, package
dependencies and more @oSC15 - http://bit.ly/1xa5zKC
12)openSUSE Infrastructure
Learn from Lars about how openSUSE runs it's own infrastructure? Come to
@oSC15 to find out - http://bit.ly/1GmETeq
13)Taming Tigers with Puppet
... or chef, or cfengine, or … @oSC15 - http://bit.ly/1bx5Z9J
14)Monitoring at SUSE
See how SUSE R&D integrates complex, secure and high available
monitoring @oSC15 - http://bit.ly/1AcyqhH
15)Relax-and-Recover simplifies Linux Disaster Recovery
Get the basic knowledge you need about Disaster Recovery. When a
disaster does happen, be prepared. At #oSC15, we will show you how -
http://bit.ly/1KPPPIm
16)Showing keys in public.
Find out how vulnerable your security methods are @oSC15
-http://bit.ly/1Bm4SDh
17) Testing Fedora in openQA
Start testing anything in openQA in less than 24 hours. Using Fedora
Linux as an example, attendees at #oSC15 can see how easy it is to
design an openQA test suite - http://bit.ly/187g0se
18) Distributed storage Ceph
Scaling petabytes of data made easy. Learn about it @oSC15 -
http://bit.ly/1Ht1aIM
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Hey guys.
You can preview the text for the tomorrow's screenshot contest article
here: https://news.opensuse.org/?p=19146&preview=true
The text is kind of freakishly formatted currently, but I'll fix it
tomorrow before publishing it, and equip it with links and some funny
pictures. So please, do focus on the content, if I maybe missed out on
something. I'm focusing on forums and Connect for a reason - to make the
most of our existing infrastructure and to not gather proposals all over
the internet. I made a test poll and tried it out, and it seems as
though polls on Connect will take it nicely also. Once again, please do
come forward if you have any objections/suggestions, otherwise this is
going out tomorrow early afternoon at the latest.
Kind regards,
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Hey guys,
an update to the screenshot contest I recommended couple of weeks ago.
(source:
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-marketing/2015-02/msg00000.html)
I've contacted UnixStickers for sponsorship, and while they did respond,
they took their time, and the mail was only an inquiry into the
frequency and amount of goods they would have to provide. After that, I
received no response for quite some time, so I've sent another mail. No
response to date.
Now this is aimed mostly at you, Doug DeMaio - You've said to me you can
take care of the sticker prizes? I'm really anxious to get it going, and
if UnixStickers responds somewhere along the line, I could take that
burden off your hands. The rules are written up in the link i posted,
what i'd need from you is to send a sticker pack to each month's winner.
Workflow:
- On 31st of March, I'll post a news article informing our community
about the screenshot contest and outlining the rules. I'll then open an
appropriate forum topic in the screenshot section, and distribute the
news on reddit and the Diaspora's official openSUSE account. I'd need
only G+, TW and FB profile maintainers to distribute the info further.
With all mentioned above, does green mean go? :)
Kind regards, and a great spring weekend to all.
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>
> For oSC15: it likely won't happen. Even if it made sense for the
> conference (and there is space for it in the schedule) we probably won't
> have the time to pull together the needed sponsors to cover the airfare (we
> did it many months in advance for SCALE) and schedule it with the crew.
> But doing a live show at a future oSC would be absolutely awesome.
>
> On the topic of the openSUSE review on the next episode: It would be
> awesome to get someone on the next episode to talk about openSUSE. Maybe
> Richard Brown or Doug DeMaio or... someone else? It would be a roughly 10
> to 15 minute chat about openSUSE history and, in general, talking about
> what's great about it. Thoughts?
Hi Bryan,
I'll be snowboarding in the Alps at 2,300 meter with patchy wifi and a
bunch of beer for the next week and a half. Don't hate on me too much.
I recommend Andrew Wafaa do the interview on this occasion and that
Richard be the secondary choice.
cheers
Doug
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Bryan,
On 11.03.2015 19:16, Bryan Lunduke wrote:
> we probably won't have the time to pull together the needed sponsors to
> cover the airfare
With openSUSEs travel support program[1] covering airfare happens faster
than you can say Tomato juice! The money part of the equation shouldn't
be an issue, would that make it more likely?
Henne
[1] https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Travel_Support_Program
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Hi all,
Bad Voltage is calling out the openSUSE community and asking them to
write what is special about openSUSE. They are doing a joint review on
openSUSE. Tell them your opinion about openSUSE, what you like about it
and what makes it special at
http://community.badvoltage.org/t/1x37-spooning-with-everybody/10218/9
You can listen to their talk about openSUSE at
http://www.badvoltage.org/2015/03/06/1x37/
Respectfully,
Douglas DeMaio
douglas.demaio(a)suse.com
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On 01/14/2015 06:27 PM, Jimmy PIERRE wrote:
> Hallo Douglas,
>
> First semester 2015 programme for NUI.fr (Basically every third Saturday)
>
> Are you willing to organize an openSUSE booth?
Hi Jimmy,
Could you send me your address so I can send you some openSUSE items.
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Big thanks to all who helped me to obtain presentation materials.
Best regards
Ferdinand
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