On 21/01/15 11:59, Kenneth Wimer wrote:
> This email might sound like the beating of a drum, but there is an issue
> I believe needs to be agreed upon as a community as we move forward.
> That issue is the logo, its use, and the deviation of its use on
> graphical elements for openSUSE events.
> Before going any further, I want to point out that this email is not
> criticizing any efforts of the past or present; it's merely to seek a
> conclusion about having a standardized/modular graphical element for
> future openSUSE events.
> Graphical elements for things like summits, mini summits and conferences
> help to strengthen the openSUSE brand, but it's important that the
> elements also remain consistent to support growing the openSUSE brand.
Hi Kenneth,
One spontaneous feed back this morning ...
Of course, in an enterprise, the name, branding, logo, website and
coherence are one great important point. And in most case, the
enterprise ask to professional designers to care about this.
And in such a relation (expert-client), the custumer can choose what he
like or not, or choose another provider. And ... when the client need a
flyer or anything, for a special event, he can ask the provider - and
get again a choice for that. Is that right ?
One context => one average process
Now ... openSUSE ...
Could we take 3 minutes to "compare" ? to analyse the differences ?
Not the same at all, of course.
I just give you a few examples :
- OSC 11 Nürberg (first time I came) : as a "new visitors", the logo was
great, but much more the plush ... it was FUN !! Each one has his geeko,
ans openSUSE pictures went around (many ppl with a "symbol" on shoulder").
Now ? where are the geekos plush ? ah ok, just for SUSE ? (I dont know
the motivations or reason, I just can analyse the outside result/effect)
Last year, I was taking care of the FOSDEM booth (with Ancor, Bruno,
yorgo, alexandro ..) - and we received (for the first time ... the
"booth box" ... after many waiting months, if I remember well)
So, we opened the gift ;-) and discovered the flyers, posters ...
(I went to your talk at OSC13 ... and ok you explained your choices ...
back pens and USBkeys, technical things ...OK nice talk)
Again if I remember well, there was an article written about material
booth (after the fosdem). And of course you DID GREAT job !! Did anybody
from the design team noticed what we gave as a feed back ? (no
reaction) For example : green is nice, but green beside green upon green
... make absolute no contrast on a booth ...OK ... this mail is not to
start a talk on technical & look details (size of logo, respecting or not).
You are an expert, and a designer, and that's fine.
According to me, there are 3 "process bug" to solve :
- 1. when openSUSE guys need to organize an event, and we saw calls on
the project list (for OSC 15 and for mini summit scale), there were no
proposition at all - Except Andy ... so presently, the big question
would be : who do the design work in openSUSE (better than ... oh
openSUSE designer should respect the rules) ?
So what ? how can geekos organize event (all around) and have specific
posters ?
-2. when you suggest logo, posters, material ... where you open to
change a detail ? I dont think so. The community did not have a choice.
One color is like boring ... all the same ... Could we remember that
"let's have FUN" was essential ?
so What ? where is openSUSE choice ?
-3. of course Andres, it would be the FUN to get a new logo, website and
plush (I'm thinking to KDE Gonki) for openSUSE, but you know it's a long
work, hours, ideas, brainstormings, creation and ... CHOICES (like it
was donr for the china mini-summit : ppl could vote)
So what ? Are you (Kenneth) the openSUSE designer ? And having time to
do that great project ? Or can the board call for providers to suggest
project" ? = This is a question for the board
When openSUSE ppll do mini summit, who is able to do the job ?
so lol, "this email might sound like the beating of a drum".
OK you are a professional, but you ask to the community to respect
design rules ... but the first problem (to find a solution) is to get
competent ppl to do the job (website, logo, posters, flyers ...) when
ppl need (as scale),
thanks for reading and have fun today ;-)
Françoise
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Hi all!
Today we've had a very active meeting! Lot's of topics and lot's of input!
Minutes can be found here:
http://community.opensuse.org/meetings/opensuse-project/2015/opensuse-proje…
Next meeting will be 27th Januari at 13h UTC / 14h CEST opensuse-project channel on Freenode
Looking forward to see you then!
All the best!
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Hi all!
We've just had another IRC meeting on the opensuse-project channel on Freenode about the organization of openSUSE Conference 2015!
The meeting minutes can be found here:
http://community.opensuse.org/meetings/opensuse-project/2015/opensuse-proje…
The next IRC meetings will be Monday the 19th of January at 13h UTC and Tuesday the 27th of January at 13h UTC.
In the meanwhile we would really like to ask you all to start creating more publicity about the conference, please retweet/repost our messages on social media, email/whatsapp/telegram your friends, in general: make some noise!
If you want to help out, please register and ask us to be added as project member:
https://progress.opensuse.org/projects/osc15
For more info on the conference, keep an eye on:
https://events.opensuse.org/conference/oSC15
Hope to see you all again!
All the best!
Hans de Raad
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Hi all,
working our way towards FOSDEM and Scale Robin and I were wondering if we could get some preloaded openSUSE USB sticks to hand out?
That would be a great opportunity to spread the geeko enthousiasm!
All the best!
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Le 18/01/2015 16:37, Robin Edgar a écrit :
> We can do a lot of copying on the train!
with a hub you can copy 6 at a time in 15 minutes approx
jdd
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Dear openSUSE contributor.
I'm contacting you personally, as an openSUSE Board member.
You certainly already know that we want to have a kicking openSUSE conference next 1st-4th May 2015 at the Haag (NL).
Thus I've found that creating special workshop organized by development project could foster our beloved distribution.
Please consult and share the following article
https://lizards.opensuse.org/?p=11193
I'm looking forward to see you at oSC!
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Hi all,
oSC15 is coming up, May 1-4 in The Hague, and as you may or may not
know we are in a bit of trouble concerning registrations and talk
submissions. Additionally some legislation changes eventually trickled
down to effect us and we have to move our venue. Our previous location
BINK36 is being sold as the current owner is being forced, via
legislation, to re-focus their effort on housing rentals rather than
side projects such as venue rentals. The sales process of BINK36
leaves us in limbo with respect to signing a contract and thus we have
to move to a new venue. Thanks to the effort of Hans and Robin a new
location has already been found and we are ready to leave BINK36
behind and look forward to meet at Westvliet
(http://www.westvliet.nl/algemeen/sfeerimpressie/ .) While this is
primarily a sports facility there is plenty of room for us to hang
out, chat, hack, and have fun together. Thus, as of today we focus on
a new venue and move forward. The new venue is located in a town
called Voorburg just on the outskirts of The Hague. The location is
easily reachable by train from down town The Hague, thus if you
already booked a Hotel there is nothing to worry about.
So much for the news about the venue change, an article will appear
shortly on news.o.o.
Now to my personal appeal to everyone. Yes, we certainly had some
rough times over the last couple of years and some of us are probably
still disgruntled. However, I think the time has come to let the past
rest and look forward to new horizons. oSC15 is a great opportunity to
do just that. We can all come together re-kindle the spirit that has
made past events great with large numbers of us Geekos participating
in oSC. oSC is our event, it can only be successfull if as many of us
as possible participate. Whether we discuss the booth boxes, marketing
efforts, design, or technical contributions, all areas benefit from
face to face time. oSC is our opportunity to meet face to face and
discuss and improve the state of our project. As with every conference
TSP money is available to help get you to the conference. With the
budget in very good shape there will be extra money available for the
TSP to help more people get to oSC. The TSP period will open in the
near future, watch out for announcements.
Please consider to join your fellow Geekos at oSC15 in The Hague, May
1 - 4, 2015. The goal is to have at least 150 people at the
conference, overshooting the goal would certainly be a welcome sign of
live.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope to see you in The
Hague.
Later,
Robert
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