Hello together,
I have to cancel this meeting on next Wednesday. Most people. in our team (from Accenture) have got the CIE Summit (Accenture internal conference) on Thursday.
I have to go to Munich for that on Wednesday as a Speaker. Therefore, we have to let this staus update meeting away.
Sorry for that!
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
tomorrow is the next of our training/meeting sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
The summer time change is starting. Therefore, check, whether this time is matching continuously to the German time (or use the ics file).
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
I was at the IBM z16 Symposium and will tell a little bit about my experience there.
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
tomorrow is the next of our training sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
The summer time change is starting. Therefore, check, whether this time is matching continuously to the German time (or use the ics file).
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
today is the next of our training sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
tomorrow is the next of our training sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
The summer time change is starting. Therefore, check, whether this time is matching continuously to the German time (or use the ics file).
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
P.S. openSUSE Tumbleweed has been rolling again and you can test openSUSE Leap 15.4 Beta now.
Hello together,
today is the next of our training sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
tomorrow is the next of our training sessions.
I am open for questions and a round to find together solutions for open tasks.
Therefore, you can suggest any interesting topic for you.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) Open topics
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
Last week was FOSDEM and I have created my presentation for that.
You can see the results here: https://fosdem.org/2022/schedule/event/collaboration_instead_of_competition/
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah
Hello together,
this week we had the topic "The Mainframe Architecture" in our knowledge sharing session.
Elizabeth told us, that there are also training slides public accessible.
I have added this link to our wiki page:
https://www.ibm.com/training/pdfs/The_New_IBM_z15_A-technical_review_of_the…
That is a small (but also good) overview about the latest Z15 architecture.
There is also a bigger set of technical instruction slides available.
Elizabeth has received them and wants to make it public.
I want to wait with that because of these default restrictions in such presentation slides:
International Business Machines Corporation. No part of
this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form
without written permission from IBM.
We can publish it as part of our ZSystems team at this point, if we are receiving a written approval from IBM.
I am happy, that the author of the bigger (training) slide set is open to forward them.
Best regards,
Sarah
P.S. I have added also a YouTube channel Fit4Mainframe in our wiki. That has been created by one of the leading guys of the Academic Mainframe Consortium.
Hello together,
tomorrow is the next of our training sessions.
We will speak about multiple topics.
We will meet us at 18:00 (German time)/ 9:00 (Pacific time)/ 17:00 (Nigeria) / 13:00 (Brazil) on our openSUSE Jitsy: https://meet.opensuse.org/s390x
Topics for this session:
1) Status updates
2) The Mainframe Architecture
3) Q&A (open for questions for people missing in last sessions)
Everybody should have logged in into our ticket system https://progress.opensuse.org/ before this session.
I expect, that we will need 1.5 hours.
I am looking forward to see you all. :-)
Best regards,
Sarah