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Posted to dev@openoffice.apache.org by Andrea Pescetti <pe...@apache.org> on 2018/12/21 11:41:44 UTC
Re: FOSDEM 2019: no Open Document Editors devroom?
On 13/10/2018 Andrea Pescetti wrote:
>> https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/
> The organizers confirmed that the devroom won't run in 2019, so neither
> OpenOffice nor similar programs will get a devroom
We have a surprise: the devroom is now back in the FOSDEM schedule.
Please submit your talk by 24 December if interested.
> It is normal that FOSDEM rotates subjects of their devrooms and we
> should be grateful to organizers for having given us a devroom in
> several years so far
Just to be clear, I stood by what I wrote, and simply respected the
organizers and their decision; so I merely thanked them for the many
years of support and didn't complain. But apparently some secret talks
or lobbying activities, that I had no role in, brought the devroom back.
So you can take advantage of this if you wish to submit an
OpenOffice-related talk to FOSDEM 2019. Please find the Call for
Participation link at https://fosdem.org/2019/news/ - deadline 24 December.
Regards,
Andrea.
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Re: FOSDEM 2019: no Open Document Editors devroom?
Posted by Peter Kovacs <Pe...@Apache.org>.
I have received now some feedback on Infra. A dump of Bugzilla without
Attachment is still 700 MB.
This are a lot of bugs. Also I had a look at my timing table, and I am
not sure I can prepare the talk until FOSDEM.
Also I think the UNO talk is not really fitting to Open Document
Devroom, so I submitted it as original planned as Fast talk.
Sadly I have no topics on this short notice to talk about, that I find
interesting and fit into my time table.
So I will stick to my original plan. I am sorry.
All the Best
Peter
On 21.12.18 13:41, Peter Kovacs wrote:
> This is a real surprise. Full +1 on your actions Andrea. I would have
> been fine with just visiting.
>
> I will try to put one topic together then for FOSDEM, but 24th is a
> little of short notice. Also I have already planned my time different.
>
> Currently I have 2 planned projects that could modified into FOSDEM talks.
>
> 1) The UNO-Project would focus around the question the benefit of
> separating the UNO - Framework in an own Project.
>
> 2) Analysis on the Bug tracker. I have planned to focus around Questions
> like
>
> How can we deal with the 3K unconfined and 10K confirmed issues? Is
> there a way to improve the Clustering in the Bug tracker?
>
> How old are our Bugs? How many Support request do we get in Bugzilla?
> Which Bugs have never been looked at?
>
> How are we doing on the Bugtracker?
>
> And so on. I have no clue what other Questions will come to my mind. And
> not all are good for a FOSDEM Presentation.
>
>
> Anyone with other Ideas that can be done? - If we work together maybe we
> can bring out 1 or 2 Talks. I volunteer if you need a speaker.
>
>
> What I would like to do, but that I have no time for is OpenOffice
> Architecture, where we are where to go. But I am sure I will not manage
> this until February.
>
> Maybe 2020.
>
>
>
> All the Best
>
> Peter
>
> On 21.12.18 12:41, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
>> On 13/10/2018 Andrea Pescetti wrote:
>>>> https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/
>>> The organizers confirmed that the devroom won't run in 2019, so
>>> neither OpenOffice nor similar programs will get a devroom
>> We have a surprise: the devroom is now back in the FOSDEM schedule.
>> Please submit your talk by 24 December if interested.
>>
>>> It is normal that FOSDEM rotates subjects of their devrooms and we
>>> should be grateful to organizers for having given us a devroom in
>>> several years so far
>> Just to be clear, I stood by what I wrote, and simply respected the
>> organizers and their decision; so I merely thanked them for the many
>> years of support and didn't complain. But apparently some secret talks
>> or lobbying activities, that I had no role in, brought the devroom back.
>>
>> So you can take advantage of this if you wish to submit an
>> OpenOffice-related talk to FOSDEM 2019. Please find the Call for
>> Participation link at https://fosdem.org/2019/news/ - deadline 24
>> December.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Andrea.
>>
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Re: FOSDEM 2019: no Open Document Editors devroom?
Posted by Peter Kovacs <Pe...@Apache.org>.
This is a real surprise. Full +1 on your actions Andrea. I would have
been fine with just visiting.
I will try to put one topic together then for FOSDEM, but 24th is a
little of short notice. Also I have already planned my time different.
Currently I have 2 planned projects that could modified into FOSDEM talks.
1) The UNO-Project would focus around the question the benefit of
separating the UNO - Framework in an own Project.
2) Analysis on the Bug tracker. I have planned to focus around Questions
like
How can we deal with the 3K unconfined and 10K confirmed issues? Is
there a way to improve the Clustering in the Bug tracker?
How old are our Bugs? How many Support request do we get in Bugzilla?
Which Bugs have never been looked at?
How are we doing on the Bugtracker?
And so on. I have no clue what other Questions will come to my mind. And
not all are good for a FOSDEM Presentation.
Anyone with other Ideas that can be done? - If we work together maybe we
can bring out 1 or 2 Talks. I volunteer if you need a speaker.
What I would like to do, but that I have no time for is OpenOffice
Architecture, where we are where to go. But I am sure I will not manage
this until February.
Maybe 2020.
All the Best
Peter
On 21.12.18 12:41, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
> On 13/10/2018 Andrea Pescetti wrote:
>>> https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/
>> The organizers confirmed that the devroom won't run in 2019, so
>> neither OpenOffice nor similar programs will get a devroom
>
> We have a surprise: the devroom is now back in the FOSDEM schedule.
> Please submit your talk by 24 December if interested.
>
>> It is normal that FOSDEM rotates subjects of their devrooms and we
>> should be grateful to organizers for having given us a devroom in
>> several years so far
>
> Just to be clear, I stood by what I wrote, and simply respected the
> organizers and their decision; so I merely thanked them for the many
> years of support and didn't complain. But apparently some secret talks
> or lobbying activities, that I had no role in, brought the devroom back.
>
> So you can take advantage of this if you wish to submit an
> OpenOffice-related talk to FOSDEM 2019. Please find the Call for
> Participation link at https://fosdem.org/2019/news/ - deadline 24
> December.
>
> Regards,
> Andrea.
>
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Re: FOSDEM 2019: no Open Document Editors devroom?
Posted by "Dr. Michael Stehmann" <an...@rechtsanwalt-stehmann.de>.
Ok, good news.
If we'll get a stand (booth) also, erverything will be fine.
Regards
Michael