Greetings,
I would like to introduce myself. I am an open-source enthusiast located
in Australia and who in the past contributed to the Fedora marketing
team, asides from that, I am a student currently studying a Bachelor of
Commerce at the University of Wollongong. I tend to change my
distributions every year or so from Ubuntu, Fedora and OpenSUSE, however
I decided to stick with OpenSUSE and thought I would contribute back to
the community. From the communications I have observed though mailing
archives, I have noted a noticeable lack of direction in marketing
strategies, a lack of team communication thought meetings (as observed
by the Meeting page) and a majority of the resources and priorities are
dated. These issues, in which I have identified will and presumably have
had an impact on the projects growth (measured by new adopters) and
overall consumer engagement. While there is some engagement between
contributors, event attendees, etc. If we consider the metrics, that
would account from a modest portion of our user base. I personally want
to see OpenSUSE grow as I am sure many of you do. I would love to hear
what some of you think about these issues or perhaps others in which I
have not identified, so please comment. I look forward to working with
you all.
Kind regards,
Beau Mathieson.
Hi ALL
Just reminder, please submit your talk before 6/15. ( Just in 2 days )
Please submit yours at:
https://events.opensuse.org
Types of sessions
We will invite the three types of sessions as below. If you apply for
TSP, long talk or workshop is strongly recommended.
* Long talk (30 min + Q&A)
* Short talk (15 min + Q&A)
* Workshop (120 min)
If you need more time or additional resources, feel free to get in
touch with the organizing team.
You could see more detail here
https://news.opensuse.org/2018/05/17/opensuse-asia-summit-2018-taiwan-call-…
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Hi,
I am wondering is there any Asian advocate who have never attend to openSUSE.Asia Summit.
The past summits are held in China, Taiwan, India, Indonesia, Japan. So most of the
attendees are from those countries/areas although there are much more countries in Asia.
The next summit is going to take place in Taipei, Taiwan on Aug. 11 and 12.
We will have 8 days left to submit a proposal of speech (and a financial travel support request).
https://news.opensuse.org/2018/05/17/opensuse-asia-summit-2018-taiwan-call-…
I want to see more advocates at the summit and know how the community in their countries are.
If you have interested in, please submit your proposal and join the summit.
Cheers,
Fuminobu TAKEYAMA
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