[arch-events] FrOSCon 2014 - 23.& 24. August

[Thorsten Töpper]

Hi,

any plans yet? I'll be there and I would help at the table, but I have
to much going on in July and August to organize that. Maybe with one of
the other projects related to us?

Someone who wants to give a talk this year? The call for papers ends at
the 23rd of this month.

Cheers,
Thorsten
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[Jelle van der Waa]

Post by Thorsten Töpper
Hi,
any plans yet? I'll be there and I would help at the table, but I have
to much going on in July and August to organize that. Maybe with one of
the other projects related to us?
Someone who wants to give a talk this year? The call for papers ends at
the 23rd of this month.
Cheers,
Thorsten
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Cool,

My agenda is free, so I reserved the weekend. Since it's a 3 hour drive I
might just turn up =) (if there are ponies)

[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Jelle van der Waa

Post by Thorsten Töpper
Hi,
any plans yet? I'll be there and I would help at the table, but I have
to much going on in July and August to organize that. Maybe with one of
the other projects related to us?
Someone who wants to give a talk this year? The call for papers ends at
the 23rd of this month.
Cheers,
Thorsten

Cool,
My agenda is free, so I reserved the weekend. Since it's a 3 hour drive I
might just turn up =) (if there are ponies)

Good chance I'll be there as I did not miss the event in the past so
far. Anybody in for a dev room? Deadline is tomorrow though. ;-)

Greetings,

Pierre

[Thorsten Töpper]

On Thu, 22 May 2014 18:30:11 +0200

Post by Pierre Schmitz
Good chance I'll be there as I did not miss the event in the past so
far. Anybody in for a dev room? Deadline is tomorrow though. ;-)
Greetings,
Pierre

+1 from me.

Cheers,
Thorsten
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[Jens Adam]

Thu, 22 May 2014 22:52:19 +0200

Post by Thorsten Töpper
On Thu, 22 May 2014 18:30:11 +0200

Post by Pierre Schmitz
Good chance I'll be there as I did not miss the event in the past so
far. Anybody in for a dev room? Deadline is tomorrow though. ;-)
Greetings,
Pierre

+1 from me.
Cheers,
Thorsten

Yeah, FrOSCon, sure thing.

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[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Jens Adam
Yeah, FrOSCon, sure thing.

I did register an application for a dev room. I still need a little help
though:

* A list of participants and their mail address
* project description in German and English
* Our program for the devroom
* How many guests do we expect

Sounds like we might even be able to give mall talks in our dev room if
we like. But we need to apply for this now and provide at least a rough
plan.

Greetings,

Pierre

[Thorsten Töpper]

On Fri, 23 May 2014 20:50:35 +0200

Post by Pierre Schmitz

Post by Jens Adam
Yeah, FrOSCon, sure thing.

I did register an application for a dev room. I still need a little
* A list of participants and their mail address
* project description in German and English
* Our program for the devroom
* How many guests do we expect
Sounds like we might even be able to give mall talks in our dev room
if we like. But we need to apply for this now and provide at least a
rough plan.
Greetings,
Pierre

Okay, I'll let them remove my application for a room.

For the description I'd say the text from archlinux.org and
archlinux.de describe our system really good.

For the guests: I currently know of 10 people who will be there
(Excluding us two). So my assumption was a room for at least 12 people.

Regards,
Thorsten
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[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Pierre Schmitz
I did register an application for a dev room. I still need a little
* A list of participants and their mail address
* project description in German and English
* Our program for the devroom
* How many guests do we expect
Sounds like we might even be able to give mall talks in our dev room
if we like. But we need to apply for this now and provide at least a
rough plan.

Hi all,

I am cc'ing to dev-public to reach a broader audience. Maybe other dev
or tus are interested.

I got an answer from the FrOSCon team and we have to choose between two
options:
1) a room for 25 people, a built-in beamer but for only one day.
2) a smaller room for 10 people with an optional mobile beamer but for
both days.

If we take option 1 we need to organize a couple of talks. We should use
up to 6 slots a day: https://paste.archlinux.de/35ocw/plain
This could include some (open) dev meeting or discussions. But we
probably need like three people who are willing to give a talk in front
of a small group. As we did not do this before I am definitely
interested in giving it a try. It shouldn't be too hard to come up with
3 or 4 topics worth talking about. (We have till August to finalize
these for the printed program)

Please let me know what you think about this and which option we should
take. Also send me you name and mail address if you are likely to
participate so I can sign you up for tickets.

@Thorsten: Did you hear back about the booth? We might combine these as
in taking the dev room for Saturday and the booth for Sunday.

Greetings,

Pierre

[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Pierre Schmitz

Post by Pierre Schmitz
I did register an application for a dev room. I still need a little
* A list of participants and their mail address
* project description in German and English
* Our program for the devroom
* How many guests do we expect
Sounds like we might even be able to give mall talks in our dev room
if we like. But we need to apply for this now and provide at least a
rough plan.

Hi all,
I am cc'ing to dev-public to reach a broader audience. Maybe other dev
or tus are interested.
I got an answer from the FrOSCon team and we have to choose between two
1) a room for 25 people, a built-in beamer but for only one day.
2) a smaller room for 10 people with an optional mobile beamer but for
both days.
If we take option 1 we need to organize a couple of talks. We should
use up to 6 slots a day: https://paste.archlinux.de/35ocw/plain
This could include some (open) dev meeting or discussions. But we
probably need like three people who are willing to give a talk in
front of a small group. As we did not do this before I am definitely
interested in giving it a try. It shouldn't be too hard to come up
with 3 or 4 topics worth talking about. (We have till August to
finalize these for the printed program)
Please let me know what you think about this and which option we
should take. Also send me you name and mail address if you are likely
to participate so I can sign you up for tickets.
@Thorsten: Did you hear back about the booth? We might combine these
as in taking the dev room for Saturday and the booth for Sunday.
Greetings,
Pierre

Small update: we could also have both rooms; the big one for Saturday
and the small one for Sunday. Would mean we need to move once; but
shouldn't be a big deal.

[Thorsten Töpper]

On Tue, 03 Jun 2014 21:46:49 +0200
Pierre Schmitz <pierre at archlinux.de> wrote:

*snip*

Post by Pierre Schmitz

Post by Pierre Schmitz
@Thorsten: Did you hear back about the booth? We might combine these
as in taking the dev room for Saturday and the booth for Sunday.
Greetings,
Pierre

Small update: we could also have both rooms; the big one for Saturday
and the small one for Sunday. Would mean we need to move once; but
shouldn't be a big deal.

Hi,

I just checked and yes we will get a booth, the status of the
application is:
"Your project was accepted as exhibitor."

I applied for four tables with the notice, that if we get a room we
only need one table for a basic presentation of the project. I like the
idea of getting the big one on Saturday and the smaller one on Sunday.
Giving talks on Saturday, and doing some discussions and practical
stuff on Sunday seems nice.

If we agree on this and the single table as reference is fine, write
the mail, cc me and I'll update the application form to avoid future
confusion with it. :-)

A raw idea I have so far is a talk about how Arch evolved, what
projects and forks are based on it to give people not so familiar an
idea about it. With such a talk other speakers gain a point of entry
for their talks and several people will be able to follow the
presentations better.

Cheers,
Thorsten
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[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Thorsten Töpper
I just checked and yes we will get a booth, the status of the
"Your project was accepted as exhibitor."
I applied for four tables with the notice, that if we get a room we
only need one table for a basic presentation of the project. I like the
idea of getting the big one on Saturday and the smaller one on Sunday.
Giving talks on Saturday, and doing some discussions and practical
stuff on Sunday seems nice.
If we agree on this and the single table as reference is fine, write
the mail, cc me and I'll update the application form to avoid future
confusion with it. :-)

great, done.

Post by Thorsten Töpper
A raw idea I have so far is a talk about how Arch evolved, what
projects and forks are based on it to give people not so familiar an
idea about it. With such a talk other speakers gain a point of entry
for their talks and several people will be able to follow the
presentations better.

Yes, there are plenty of topics. I'd also be interested talking about
some backgrounds like how we actually maintain Arch and how people can
create packages involving devtools and dbscripts.

[Thorsten Töpper]

Hi,

I applied for a room with space for at least 12 people and a booth.
That one's size depends on whether we get a room or not.

For those of you who want to participate either register yourself at
the portal and notify me or just send me a mail with your first and
last name + the mail address you want to be notified at. In that case
an account is generated automatically for you.

https://callforprojects.froscon.de/

Either way, I need a mail from you, so I can enter you as participants
for the project.

Cheers,
Thorsten
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[Pierre Schmitz]

Post by Thorsten Töpper
Hi,
I applied for a room with space for at least 12 people and a booth.
That one's size depends on whether we get a room or not.
For those of you who want to participate either register yourself at
the portal and notify me or just send me a mail with your first and
last name + the mail address you want to be notified at. In that case
an account is generated automatically for you.
https://callforprojects.froscon.de/
Either way, I need a mail from you, so I can enter you as participants
for the project.
Cheers,
Thorsten

Good timing :-) I added you to the participants list and enabled edit
mode for you, so you should be able to edit the application as well.