On Sun, Sep 2, 2012 at 6:00 PM, Andres Silva <anditosan1000(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> We have so far created artwork for Facebook, G+ but we are missing twitter.
>
> Is there someone who knows what the dimensions are for creating
> artwork for our twitter page?
>
> If so, please share. We can create the artwork for it and then attempt
> to implement it.
>
> Thank you
>
> Andy (anditosan)
I have created an image for your twitter backgrounds. I tried creating
something bright and simple. I used textures and also patterns that
can lighten up your twitter account. You can actually see it in my
twitter right now
https://twitter.com/anditosan
The image can be downloaded from git
https://github.com/openSUSE/artwork/blob/master/twitter/Twitter%20Backgroun…
In order to change your background go to edit your
profile>design>background>chose file
I hope you enjoy!
Happy release everyone!!!
Andy (anditosan)
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Everything is in the subject
I've already emailed admins for gwdg ...
The bad things, I've lost +42Gb of local mirror with rsync ...
and now I've plenty of free space :-(
Is there anything outside that can help those mirrors hitches?
ps : openSUSE Team should offer a new SLES licence to them has they are running a 8.2 with kernel 2.4 :-)
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Hi,
we can coordinate this through the marketing mailing list
---------- Forwarded Message ----------
Subject: social media plan (draft)
Date: Monday, September 03, 2012, 02:41:24 PM
From: Agustin Benito Bethencourt <abebe(a)suse.com>
To: marketing(a)opensuse.org
Hi,
here is a proposal for the 12.2 release promo through social media:
We described the general approach in this wiki page:
Link:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Social_media_launch_plan#General_approach
Basically the idea is, like was suggested in the -project mailing list, to
post the same contents at the same time in different channels in several
languages in a semicoordinated way.
We can begin with 5 messages/contents in each social media site. If we find
enough people willing to help, maybe we can add a couple more per site.
Having the Feature page, the Highlights page and the announcement (under
development by Will Stephenson), we can use them to extract the content for
the messages, or simply announce the most relevant points described on these
wiki pages. We will need to add some screenshots and artwork, probably.
If you have other ideas, feel free propose them.
The announcement draft will be finish it today, so we have time tomorrow for
translations. Max Lin is trying to ping translators. It would be great if we
can also translate these messeges. Promo in mother tongues is way more
effective.
Saludos
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Hi,
this is a short summary of where we are and what is still left to do for this
release process:
Done or in progress
* Gold Master declared.
* Feeding mirrors with the Gold Master and extra isos
* Promo DVDs ordered
* Press kit in progress.
Will be done (extracted from the Action Plan)
* Finish the Highlight page and the Release announcement.
* Once the Highlight page and the Release announcement are done (Monday), we
will add them to the wiki. We will do this.
* We would like to publish this for release the announcement and, if possible,
the highlight page, in several languages, so the impact is bigger in places
where English is not the mother tongue.
On Monday (probably late) we will point translators to these pages in English
so they have Tuesday to translate. This is not optimal, but at least it is an
improvement. We will have more time in the next release.
Max Lin, our team member in Taiwan, will be the link for this task. If any of
you want to coordinate this, that would be great. We will be very busy doing
other things.
* On Monday afternoon we will try to put some effort into the social media
promotion of the release. We will discuss with you a plan so we are partially
organize on this.
Many of you usually do promo through different social media so we want to make
sure we know who you are, you have the contens you need to promote openSUSE
and we do not miss any relevant channel. It could be nice also to experiment
on social media in different languages.
It would be very valuable if those of you willing to do promotion on Wednesday
and following days help us here, specially in channels like FB or twitter,
where many of us can contribute.
Any idea that we can include in the planning, prepare on Tuesday (or even
before if do not involve this team) and execute it during the Release day and
the following days will be more than welcome.
There are many many cool ideas we can try. We just want to make sure the ones
we all choose are doable, they are coordinated (at least partially) and, very
important, we can track them, so we can learn from them.
* On Wednesday we will do the actions needed to make everything public,
following the Action Plan that is on the wiki.
If nothing really unexpected happens, we will have a good Release on Wednesday
at 12:00 UTC.
I would like to thank the current and former members of openSUSE Team at SUSE
(former Boosters) for their work the last few months to get to this point, to
SUSE for its support but, above all, to you, that work with passion to make
this project possible.
Now....let's make some noise.
Saludos
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Hi,
Google Summer of Code has come to an end, and I am pleased to announce
that the new 1-Click Installer is ready for testing by the community.
While still requiring some work, it is still quite nifty, and
simplifies the installation to a great extent. I will be working on
the remaining tasks involved, and it would be awesome if I get
feedback and how I could make it better. I welcome all feedback on the
installer, and hope to make it even better in the future.
I also take this opportunity to thank the entire organisation for the
opportunity to work on this project, and my mentors, Cornelius
Schumacher and Matt Barringer for guiding me throughout the course of
the programme.
OBS Repository :
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?project=home%3Asaurabhsood91&packag…
Cheers,
Saurabh Sood
PS : I have not yet been able to handle the MIME types, so the
application has to be run from the terminal, passing the ymp file as
parameter. I will be working on this part soon.
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