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J u m p t o : n a v i g a t i o n , s e a r c h
2 Schedule (Provisional)
3 Suggestions for Agenda
4 Initial Announcement
GNU Hackers' Meeting Attendees
Please list your name and the project you are involved with here. Don't forget to also RSVP for the rest of the LibrePlanet conference at LibrePlanet2010 .
GNU's not Unix!
Richard Stallman -- Founder of GNU, FSF president
John Sullivan -- FSF, GNU Advisory Committee, GNU Webmaster
Matt Lee -- FSF, GNU FM, GNU social, GNU network, GNU Webmaster
Felipe Sanches (São Paulo, Brazil) -- GNU LibreDWG maintainer and Inkscape developer
Chong Yidong -- GNU Emacs maintainer (arriving Friday evening)
Rodrigo Rodrigues da Silva (São Paulo, Brazil) -- GNU LibreDWG maintainer
John Gilmore -- GNU
Brian Gough -- GNU maintainer (GNU Scientific Library), GNU Advisory Committee
Michael J. Flickinger -- Savannah
John W. Eaton (GNU Octave maintainer)
Giuseppe Scrivano -- GNU
David Sugar -- GNU Telephony
Aubrey Jaffer -- JACAL , SLIB , WB SCM maintainer/developer
Anand Babu Periasamy (GNU Maintainer, FSF-India Board Member )
Clint Adams -- GNU FM
Robert Collins - Bazaar
Rob Savoye - Gnash Maintainer
Steven DuBois - GNU Generation
Rob Myers -- GNU Chief Webmaster, GNU FM
Max Shinn, GNU Generation
Ian Denhardt, GNU social
Sean Corbett, GNU social
Ken Raeburn, GNU Emacs and Guile contributor
Jonathan Finger, WB
Jeremy Anderson, bug testing for Source Mage GNU/Linux and Lunar GNU/Linux. as with others.
Schedule (Provisional)
NB: Please bring enough printouts of your GPG key fingerprint for everyone for the keysigning.
This is an event for GNU Hackers only.
This will be taking place at Bhindi Bazaar
They have a wide range of Indian food, as well as various beers and wines.
The restaurant is easily accessible via the Green (Hynes Convention Center stop) and Orange Lines (Back Bay) as well as the #1 bus.
If you have trouble finding us, you can call John Sullivan at 617 388 8344.
Friday 19 - The GHM meeting day
9:00am Registration, breakfast, coffee
10:00am Opening session
11:00am Update Talks
GNU Telephony - David Sugar
GNU Bazaar - RobertCollins
Icecat - Giuseppe Scrivano
gnu.org -- Rob Myers
Keysigning
Lunch
GNU FM - Matt Lee
Cross Platform - Aubrey Jaffer
Break
Discussion session - Free Network Services
5:30pm finish
Saturday 20
Sunday 21
Equipment needed:
projector
video/audio recording
I'm bringing a DV camera. It needs a US power cord, which I've bought and is on its way -- Mattl 20:16, 15 March 2010 (UTC)
Suggestions for Agenda
If you have ideas for the way the meeting should be structured, feel free to discuss them here.
Here is the format of the European meetings (see [[1 ] ])-- Bjg
Introductory session - getting to know other attendees
Talks/demonstrations
Discussion session(s )
Discussion of Conduit and other possibilities for encrypted syncing between machines
Software as a Service statement and GNU network service team
Keysigning
Dinner(s )
Talk topics
As of now, please email bjg@gnu.org and johns@fsf.org if you want to give a talk on the Friday.
-- Please also note that there is a space on Sunday for GNU Hackers to talk... if you'd like to give a short 20-40 minute talk to everyone at the conference, this is also an option.
Initial Announcement
The FSF will be hosting the US's first GNU Hackers' Meeting on March
18th-21st, 2010, simultaneous with our larger LibrePlanet conference
in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The GNU Hackers' Meetings are informal meetings for GNU maintainers
and active contributors. This meeting will feature:
An introductory social event on the evening of the 18th.
A full day of GNU presentations, discussion, and hacking on the 19th.
Two days of events integrated with the LibrePlanet conference on the 20th and 21st, including opportunities for maintainers and developers to give talks on their projects to attendees.
This meeting follows in the footsteps of three previous successful
European meetings (see <http://www.gnu.org/ghm/ > for a history).
They've been a great way for GNU hackers to meet each other, get
productive work done, and generate new ideas for how to improve the
overall project.
GNU maintainers and active developers can attend both the GNU Hackers'
Meeting and the rest of LibrePlanet at no charge, but RSVPs are
requested. The easiest way to RSVP for the events is to add your name
to both <http://groups.fsf.org/wiki/LibrePlanet2010 > and
<http://groups.fsf.org/wiki/LibrePlanet2010/GNUHackersMeeting >. If
you'd rather that info not be public, you can also RSVP by email to
<membership@fsf.org>.
As GNU developers, your work is invaluable. If in addition to
programming skills you have some financial resources, we hope you will
support this event and the rest of the work the FSF does to support
the GNU Project by becoming a $120/year member at
<http://fsf.org/join >.
Please subscribe to the mailing list at
<http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/ghm-discuss >, to receive further
updates and to discuss possible agendas.
Looking forward to seeing all of you in Cambridge, and happy hacking!
R e t r i e v e d f r o m " https://libreplanet.org/wiki?title=LibrePlanet:Conference/2010/GNUHackersMeeting&oldid=26101 "
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