On Mon, 2012-04-23 at 22:31 -0600, andi robert wrote: Provided by SUSECon Probably will be openSUSE Summit logo on one side and some sponsor's logo on other side. Too early to say, I've only recently in the past week begun shopping around for bag printing options. Program Guide will be several pages in the existing SUSECon program. So we'll let the SUSECon folks do the design work. They might turn to you for some design stuff, but for now, let's not step on their territorial toes. We could use a design soon on this one. In fact, there's some discussion in using t-shrit as part of incentive to register early for the free registration options. But in order to make this a really awesome incentive that makes people absolutely gotta have it-register ASAP, we need to make the t-shirt truly a unique bold design. Not your standard "This is a conference t-shirt" kind of thing, imo. So if we could come up with something in the next few weeks that is totally out-of-the-box, grabs the eyes, has that whoa! feel to it, we'd love to see something like that. We'll probably put sponsor logos on the back of the shirt as well. Don't know if we'll even have Geekos to give out. I'm unsure if the powers-that-be have replenished this stock. This will be whatever the sponsors want to add to the bag. Possibly for a small packing fee. - A slideshow template might be a good idea. Hadn't thought of that. We can offer it to speakers to use as a courtesy (it's their choice to use it or some other template of their own choosing.) If you want to do something like this, please provide both light (I hate LIGHT!) background template and dark (I love DARK!) background templates. This is a nice value-added service we can provide to our speakers. So if you want to create these templates, they should be ready by mid-July when we contact speakers to let them know they're accepted. - It's too early to determine right now, probably around July, we'll start planning on what signs/banners we want to put up. A lot of it will have to do with whom our sponsors are and what the decoration team wants to do. And thank you! Bryen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe(a)opensuse.org To contact the owner, email: opensuse-project+owner(a)opensuse.org

I will look through my sources and try to change the image titles into spanish. I recently reviewed the spanish version of summit.opensuse.org to see what they called each of the translated modules. I'm adding this to my to-do list.

Andy (anditosan)

On 01/05/12 10:07, Jos Poortvliet wrote:

>You have a todo list now? DUDE, you rock :D

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dude

1) Originally, “dude” meant a stuck up person who dressed overly well. It first emerged in the year 1883 in England.

2) Later it was used in the old west to mean a city person who moved to the west without actually know what he was doing. Synonymous with “city-slicker”

3) Later, in California, the term changed from these insults to a term meaning any male, human or otherwise. Sometimes it is used in reference to tom-girls. Now, it is often used for emphasis as well.

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