On 02/15/2017 09:24 AM, Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
> Can those of use who can't make it to the conference still buy a tee shirt?
>
>
I think we can plan for that. Yes.
v/r
Doug
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Did I miss the announcement about the ending of KDE Update Applications repo?
The report for 42.2 listed here: https://en.opensuse.org/
SDB:KDE_repositories#Updated_KDE_Applications_only no longer exists ...
David
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Hi Project,
The openSUSE Trademark Guidelines cover the circumstances under which
people can use our openSUSE Trademarks & Logos.
The Guidelines explain the areas where we welcome the use of our
marks, and for all other possible uses we ask the interested parties
make contact to discuss whether permission can be granted or not.
In the past this was permission(a)suse.com, which was primarily used for
gathering requests for SUSE's marks. For openSUSE requests the email
address was jointly monitored by the Chairman on behalf of the Board
so the Project could have a say in the use of our Projects marks.
As of today the correct email address for openSUSE Trademark requests
is board(a)opensuse.org.
The Board will now act as the first point of contact and decision
making for requests to use the openSUSE Marks, and will then involves
SUSE Corporate Counsel for final verification.
This better reflects the long-held reality that the openSUSE community
can decide in the use of it's marks, and makes my life easier as I no
longer will have to fish out openSUSE related requests from the SUSE
pile.
As part of this change to the Guidelines, I have also updated the
relevant wiki page [1] with the correct list of openSUSE Trademarks -
it looks like wires got crossed somewhere and the wiki page was
suggesting the openSUSE Project had involvement with Trademarks that
are nothing to do with our project.
Regards,
Richard Brown
openSUSE Chairman
[1] https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Trademark_guidelines
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openSUSE Board Meeting Minutes 6 Feb 2017 1500 CEST
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Attendees
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Richard Brown - Chair
Tomas Chvatal
Gertjan Lettink
Michal Hrusecky
Bryan Lunduke
Absent
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Andrew Waffaa - Tresurer
Kostas Koudaras
Guests
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Martin Pluskal - Election Coordinator
Agenda/Minutes
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openSUSE Infrastructure
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There have been a number of openSUSE infrastructure issues in recent
months, which the Board have been quietly working to address.
This includes slow performance at peak times of various openSUSE web
services (including download.opensuse.org), long lead times on fixes
to aformentioned services (eg. several months to get updates to
www.opensuse.org), long/no response to admin(a)opensuse.org tickets,
issues with connect.opensuse.org that caused the cancellation of the
openSUSE elections, and now issues with news.opensuse.org.
These services are all hosted in datacenters run by either SUSE IT or
Micro Focus IT with SUSE IT being responsible for the liason with
Micro Focus IT when it is necessary.
The Chairman has been liasing with SUSE Management over recent weeks
about these issues but the Board remain concerned regarding the
progress on resolving the issues, and the regular apperance of new
issues.
SUSE Management are actively discussing the situation, while SUSE IT
are actively working to address many of the issues.
The Board is considering its options regarding the situation,
including the possibility of escalating these issues higher up the
SUSE/MF Management structure.
In the last few days there has been an uptick in the urgency in which
these concerns are being addressed.
Given this, the Board decided in todays meeting to take no immediate
action, but to have an extraordinary Board meeting at 1500 CEST next
Monday 13th Feb to review the situation and discuss next steps.
Board Elections
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Due to the technical issues with connect.opensuse.org duplicating
names on the candidate list for the election while simultaniously
removing some others, the Board election remains on hold.
Satisfactorily debugging the root cause of the problems has proven to
be impossible. The volunteers working on this investigation were
hidered by a temporary outage of the MySQL database during the time
they had available for their investigation.
While all tests seem to suggest connect.opensuse.org is working
satisfactorily at the moment, there is insufficient confidence that it
can be trusted for the next Board election.
We have wanted to replace connect.opensuse.org for some while, but
despite this desire no one has stepped up with a viable alternative.
As we need to elect a new board with some urgency, we do not have the
luxury of time to continue waiting.
Therefore Martin Pluskal will be urgently investigating the use of an
alternative service for this particular election, such as
SurveyMonkey. As only openSUSE Members can vote, this will likely
require using the email addresses in connect.opensuse.org to email
members and direct them with an individual, one-time-use, link to the
poll.
Martin will provide the details once his investigations into suitable
tools is complete.
Meanwhile you can help by ensuring your email address details are
correct in https://connect.opensuse.org
Please go to https://connect.opensuse.org and login and then click on
your username then "Edit Profile" (or go to
https://connect.opensuse.org/pg/profile/$USERNAME/edit/ but replacing
$USERNAME with your username)
Please then check/edit/correct your Email in your connect profile.
Once this election is complete, Tomas Chvatal and anyone else willing
to help will be needed to find a suitable replacement for
connect.opensuse.org for voting. We require both a voting platform
(eg. Helios - https://heliosvoting.org/) and a suitable replacement
database and process for approving openSUSE Members.
Thank you - The openSUSE Board
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Hi All,
We are going to do a 30-minute meeting today for a quick update on
oSC17. The meeting will be from 18:00 UTC to 18:30 UTC.The topics for
the meeting are listed below.
#topic Status
#topic Volunteers / Teams
#topic Summits / Events
#topic Keynote
#topic T-Shirts
#topic Gift Bags
#topic Videos
#topic Ideas
#topic Topics for next meeting
#topics Links
v/r
Doug
Hi all,
We are starting our first planning meeting for the openSUSE Conference
2017. It will be today on Freenode openSUSE-project channel at 1800 UTC.
We wanted to get at least one meeting before FOSDEM this weekend, where
quite a few of us in the community will see each other. If you would
like to take part, please do as this would give many in the community an
opportunity to discuss ideas in person at FOSDEM. The below topics will
be discussed during today's meeting:
Status
Rooms
Sponsorship
Keynotes
Teams
Volunteers
Summits
I will send a report of the meeting tomorrow. If you haven't registered
or submitted a proposal for oSC17, please do so at
https://events.opensuse.org/.
Enjoy your day and all the best
v/r
Doug
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