Hi Board Members,
At HELLOTUX we had permission to sell embroidered openSUSE shirts. I asked for
prolonging this permission for another year, but still no answer :-(
Our plans if we can make these shirts again:
1. New, green color, with white embroidery. I made a demo, it is really cool!
2. We would like to contribute shirts to members/ambassadors in the same way
as we do with the Hungarian Ubuntu Community or donate money as for Linux
Mint, Kubuntu or LXLE.
3. Sweater, kitchen apron, etc...
What do you think?
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Dear all!
The conference needs sponsors and we need to approach them soon!
Based on the sponsorship brochure from earlier editions, we've made a couple of adjustments, and would like to request the artwork team (or anyone with any DTP talent) to help us out in designing a visually appealing version which we can distribute asap!
The text for the brochure is attached to this issue in progress.opensuse.orghttps://progress.opensuse.org/issues/4974#note-3
Please include the logo made by Victorhck:
https://github.com/openSUSE/artwork/blob/3452b8ecd072cb722e99b03a304ac6e0ce…
If you have any questions, please ask us!
All the best!
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Dear all!
We've just received confirmation about something we think is very cool:
We will have 50 sleepover beds (at least, more are still under negotiation) at the openSUSE Conference and Kolab Summit venue!!!
Costs aren't 100% definitive yet, but you can expect to spend about E 50,- for 4 nights (which is E 12,50 per night, you won't get a better deal than that!).
Also, we're looking into organizing some allnighters, like a LAN party or suchlike, so dust off your Quake engines! ;-)
We'll keep you posted as soon as more info becomes available, registration for this will be separate from the conference registration, stay tuned!
Best regards,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Dear all,
We just had our openSUSE Conference 2015 IRC Meeting, minutes are available here:
https://progress.opensuse.org/documents/14
Next meeting 3rd of March 13h UTC / 14h CEST on the opensuse-project channel on freenode
See you then!
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Dear all!
Today we'll meet again at the opensuse-project channel on freenode to discuss the progress of the openSUSE Conference 2015
The meeting will be at 13h UTC and 14h CEST.
Notes from previous meetings can be found here:
https://progress.opensuse.org/documents/14
We hope to see you all again at the meeting!
Best regards,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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OpenNovations / DevHdR
Van Sevenbergestraat 49
2274PK Voorburg
Tel +31 6 83578847
www.hcderaad.nl
Hey,
applications for mentoring organizations for this year's GSoC close in
about 2 days. Did we apply?
Henne
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Hi All!
Here is a little update on all the topics discussed past weekend at FOSDEM:
- Entertainment for the conf
We have invited Awesome Retro to provide us with their amazing vintage
computer game machines, this will no doubt provide a great challenge
to all participants trying to battle each other in Prince of Persia,
Streetfighter, Tetris, Pong and many more great games!
- Some more talks
Radically Open Security will do a talk about their open source business model.
Markus Feilner will do a talk about open source and media relations.
Brenno de Winter (famous Dutch research journalist) has also confirmed
to be present and to do a talk about the necessity of open source
software in a free society.
- Lock picking workshops
Security is obviously a very urgent topic and not only in the digital
realm! At the CCC conf a German minister got her fingerprints copied
from hi-res press images, and we will offer something at least as
scary/interesting.
Did you know that you only need a picture of a key to "hack" a lock?
Well, come and see!
- Organizations invited
We (Robin and myself) have spoken to GNOME, KDE, Tor, Diaspora, FSFE
and many others to invite them to the conference. We are working with
LibreOffice to get a joint devroom as well.
- Joint openSUSE and Kolab dev room
We all love having our data under our own control and Kolab offers you
just that: email/calendar/file-storage it's got it all! But what would
be even better? Let's try to integrate the Kolab setup with the Yast
mailserver toolchain! Yast already offers quite a lot of useful
features to work with Kolab (LDAP user management, firewalls,
webserver, etc), the next logical step would be to tighten those warm
relations even more and in the meantime improve the Yast mailserver
component.
- Cyrus IMAP server 3 sneak preview and dev room
We have just received preliminary confirmation that Bron Gondwana (one
of the lead developers for the well known Cyrus IMAP server) will also
attend both our conferences (Kolab Summit and openSUSE Conference),
and he'll probably bring friends! So what would be better than sitting
down with them in a dev room to work on Cyrus IMAP servers' openSUSE
offerings and look at the great features in store for Cyrus 3.
- LPI Exams
Have been confirmed to take place again at the oSC. Possibly we will
also be hosting LF exams.
And besides all that goodness, we also had a very nice social at the
Cafe Belga, it was great to see you all.
Some more news, last week I attended another conf (phpBenelux in
Antwerp) and spoken to quite a lot of speakers about our conference as
well. I've got some very interesting talks confirmed:
- Ansible (an alternative to Chef and Puppet)
- Docker Security (by the person who writes rkhunter)
We are still looking for speakers and we really want your help there.
Don't forget to register for the conference at
http://conference.opensuse.org.
More to come!
All the best,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Dear all!
Tomorrow (Tuesday the 10th) at 13h UTC / 14h CEST we'll be having another openSUSE Conference IRC meeting in the opensuse-project channel at Freenode!
Looking forward to see you all again!
All the best!
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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