18:05:53 #startmeeting 18:05:53 Meeting started Wed Jul 13 18:05:53 2011 UTC. The chair is suseROCKs. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:05:53 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 18:06:21 Good Moin Ladies Gentlemen and Creatures of the world... 18:06:49 We shall begin the meeting first with a quick roll call of board members 18:07:10 henne, Alan_Clark mrdocs rhorstkoetter are you present? 18:07:18 prusnak has indicated he will not be present 18:07:29 I am 18:07:47 * Alan_Clark waves 18:08:00 * henne is present 18:08:04 #chair rhorstkoetter Alan_Clark henne 18:08:04 Current chairs: Alan_Clark henne rhorstkoetter suseROCKs 18:08:11 #chair mrdocs 18:08:11 Current chairs: Alan_Clark henne mrdocs rhorstkoetter suseROCKs 18:08:20 henne, You are a present for us all! 18:08:36 * mrdocs waves 18:08:43 will be back in ~ 5 minutes 18:09:11 First a quick look at the agenda items for today, as seen on http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Board_meeting 18:09:21 1. Old Action Items 18:09:32 2. Status Report 18:09:44 3. openSUSE Strategy 18:10:00 4. openSUSE Conference planning 18:10:14 5. Permissions @ Requests 18:10:33 and 6... Where do we need to fail? 18:10:43 7. Q&A and Close 18:10:51 Any objections to the above Agenda before we proceed? 18:11:09 rock on pls ;-) 18:11:12 creative 18:11:23 Hmm no one noticed Item 6 :-) Wake up people! 18:11:38 yes I did that's why I said "creative" 18:11:39 we noticed and took it ironic 18:11:44 #topic openSUSE Project + Board Meeting in progress ] Topic: Old Action Items 18:11:52 i.e. creative 18:12:12 Let's take a quick look at our Project AI's http://bit.ly/opensuse_action_items 18:12:51 The first item that goes to henne is Bug 691780 18:12:53 openSUSE bug 691780 in openSUSE.org (Action Items) "Apply proposed Trademark Guidelines changes to the wiki page" [Normal,Assigned] https://bugzilla.novell.com/691780 18:13:23 its still blocked by the next one 18:13:40 like always ;) 18:13:55 Which is Javier's bug... javier Are you present? 18:14:45 javier, hasn't been able to attend the last few meetings. Can someone follow up with him, or at least fill in on any details for us to know about the second Bug 691779 ? 18:14:48 openSUSE bug 691779 in openSUSE.org (Action Items) "Implement "based on openSUSE" branding packages" [Normal,New] https://bugzilla.novell.com/691779 18:15:07 ask in the bug 18:15:15 he'll get mail 18:15:39 i guess we should look for someone replacing him 18:15:41 * dragotin sees a milestone 18:16:10 henne, perhaps we should send an email to the artwork mailing list then? 18:16:10 anyone that could whip up some branding packages? 18:16:23 suseROCKs: that was the start 18:16:24 vuntz? 18:17:22 or dominique 18:17:39 i'll try to find a replacement 18:17:59 ok so henne can you note that in the bug report? 18:18:00 assign that AI to me please 18:18:29 ok 18:18:57 and the last item on Project AI is Bug 682098 18:19:00 openSUSE bug 682098 in openSUSE.org (Action Items) "Decide how we go forward with contributor gifts." [Normal,Reopened] https://bugzilla.novell.com/682098 18:19:14 this bug is assinged to "suse-beta" but I believe it was cboltz who wanted it reopened. 18:19:19 So cboltz Got anything to say? 18:19:24 Sorry, ENOTIME :-( 18:19:41 it's on my ToDo list, but it's not the only thing there... 18:19:57 eta? 18:20:17 this discussion was already dead... 18:20:44 good question - definitively before 12.1 RC phase, but I hope I get on it earlier 18:21:23 cboltz, I just don't know if this needs to be a continuing bug report that's open though 18:21:39 suseROCKS: please note that down in the whiteboard of the AI 18:21:52 please let it open as reminder so that I see it every day ;-) 18:21:55 henne: will do 18:22:03 ok 18:22:13 well that concludes the Project AI's 18:22:16 Is there a way we can mark these, so that we don't have to spend the time reviewing them in this meeting until we are ready to really discuss them? 18:22:41 for example with this one, there's no point reviewing it until cboltz is ready 18:22:57 write the ETA into the whiteboard 18:23:25 that'll work 18:24:26 #info Bug 691779 to be reassigned to henne 18:24:28 openSUSE bug 691779 in openSUSE.org (Action Items) "Implement "based on openSUSE" branding packages" [Normal,New] https://bugzilla.novell.com/691779 18:24:54 #info cboltz to add ETA to bug 682098 18:24:57 openSUSE bug 682098 in openSUSE.org (Action Items) "Decide how we go forward with contributor gifts." [Normal,Reopened] https://bugzilla.novell.com/682098 18:25:06 And now we move on to Board AI's http://bit.ly/opensuse_board_ais 18:25:27 We have two entries. One by Alan_Clark and one by Prusnak. Both I think are not moving forward for various reasons 18:25:34 do we need to discuss either of them today? 18:26:11 I updated with comments. No need for discussion today. 18:26:30 Very well, if anyone else wants to comment before I move on to new topic, speak now 18:26:40 Alan_Clark: maybe you could explain the "wontfix" in bug 685654 ? 18:26:43 openSUSE bug 685654 in openSUSE.org (Board) "Webinar/Visit" [Major,Closed: wontfix] https://bugzilla.novell.com/685654 18:26:57 Alan: Is there still a plan for the conference regarding the foundation? 18:27:48 dragotin; yes the conference is still our target for holding our first members meeting. 18:28:03 reminds me - I need to submit a cfp 18:28:51 cboltz - I added a comment to 685654 as to why I closed this. 18:29:33 I hoped for an explanation _why_ "the window of opportunity has changed" ;-) 18:30:15 does it mean that the attachmate people know everything about openSUSE already? ;-) 18:30:32 Our window of opportunity was the "newness" of openSUSE. 18:30:32 cboltz, the window of opportunity was that we had the opportunity to meet with Attachmate before the merger was finalized. Resulting in a different scenario in post-merger world 18:30:38 because we're not longer first? 18:31:21 It has been very difficult to arrange for a presentation since the merger was completed 18:31:46 I'd guess not everything is set in stone yet, even if the merger is complete "on the paper" 18:32:00 so I think a meeting could still be useful 18:32:18 cboltz: "merging" is a long process, and openSUSE is probably not the first prio 18:32:42 cboltz, I don't disagree, but I am finding that interest has changed as people are now focused on their new assignments. 18:32:43 which does not mean that its unloved 18:32:56 let me say that while the meeting itself is not happening yet, that doesn't mean Attachmate doesn't recognize and embrace openSUSE 18:33:25 there is good rapport going on already. And Michael Miller plans to attend the openSUSE Conference and meet everyone there 18:33:44 So they're getting good exposure already, just in a different way than through a formal presentation about what openSUSE is about 18:34:15 ok, that answers my question 18:34:24 dragotin, Right. And I definitely think openSUSE is appreciated in the new company (possibly even more appreciated than in the old company) 18:34:29 +1 - they are getting information and exposure now that wasn't availble during the merger 18:35:06 ok so we can move on to next topic :-) 18:35:28 #topic openSUSE Project + Board meeting in progress | Topic: openSUSE Strategy 18:36:06 ok in the last meeting we agreed to AI Jos to send out a reminder email to all members directly about the vote and close the vote 2 weeks from the time of his email "blast" 18:36:21 Alan_Clark, Did you have a chance to talk to Jos about this? 18:36:35 Yes 18:36:37 (For the record, jospoortvliet__ is unable to attend today's meeting) 18:36:46 and jos sent out several reminders 18:36:58 I know that he received the member list as well 18:37:03 ok so what is the date of the last reminder? 18:38:40 The last reminder I recall was more than 2 weeks ago. 18:38:52 July 4 18:39:17 Okay... so technically that means tomorrow is the day we close voting on strategy 18:39:22 Do we feel we have enough votes? 18:39:33 not votes of yes or no, but just votes 18:39:40 I don't have the count. 18:39:51 I'm not sure how to access counts either. prusnak isn't here. henne Do you know? 18:40:08 i can look 18:41:43 no idea 18:41:56 okay 18:42:02 he parses the database i think 18:42:17 dunno and i dont want to fiddle with it 18:42:20 since we don't know a count, let's leave this for now and discuss via emails 18:42:21 ok so we have two "issues" here 18:42:44 1. End of voting period is July 14 (presumably) 18:42:55 2. Do we have enough votes entered that we're comfortable enough closing the poll? 18:43:13 We can continue this via email, but we should keep those two items in mind in our discussions 18:43:23 Agreed? 18:43:40 +1 18:43:43 3. do you really think people who did not vote yet will vote next week? ;-) 18:44:27 cboltz, well the stake is that if it is seen as a low-vote count then we may not mobilize the energy needed to successfully implement the strategy 18:44:33 and that can be a real long-term concern here 18:44:55 I abree with cboltz, the poll has been open for probably 2 month now. 18:45:18 I know, but having a longer voting period won't change this 18:45:19 People who acre voted, those who don't didn't 18:45:35 care 18:45:45 in other words... if the vote is low... we will have trouble implementing and we need to then address how to deal with that 18:46:17 well, board members... do you have anything to say to this? Last time we had a count of 107 votes 18:46:33 some of us expressed concern that it isn't enough to make a successful implementation. 18:46:36 I second what cboltz said 18:46:58 extending the voting again won't change participation significant 18:47:02 a longer voting period doesnt change anything 18:47:04 we can go ahead and close the poll. 18:47:27 but my question is not whether we should extend the vote... 18:47:36 well it closes automatically on the 14. :) 18:47:43 my question is if the vote count is low... do we still want to push to implement it? 18:48:19 whom do you want to push? 18:48:27 and its status quo anyway right? 18:48:28 My mom 18:48:30 so.... 18:48:35 I agree that extending the period won't gather votes. We'd have to apply direct contact to try to get more to vote. 18:48:37 how would you push even if the vote count would be high? 18:49:17 well I'm just laying the question out. Are we comfortable at this point? If we are, then we move forward. 18:49:32 Alan_Clark: +1, send another reminder personally, give another 3 days and thats it. 18:49:35 Alan_Clark: +1. Maybe reaching out to members directly outlining the importance to us would lead to better results 18:50:11 i.e. if we feel that low-vote avoids implementing, direct contact should be the next step 18:50:24 I think "direct contact" meant sending goons to your house to force you to vote :-) 18:50:39 not necessarily 18:50:40 suseROCKS; that's Chicago politics 18:50:43 we already made direct contact right? 18:50:53 we sent personal mails 18:50:57 I think more of an "educational" reachout here 18:51:01 Personally I think we should close the vote tomorrow. 18:51:10 whats more direct then that? 18:51:17 henne, goons :-D 18:51:29 henne: the content of direct contact is important 18:51:38 not the direct contact itself 18:52:18 rhorstkoetter, you're somewhat unclear here... 18:52:23 Here's a proposal: Let's close the vote and mark the document header with some text - explaining the current state of the document. 18:52:24 we never reached out to members directly outlining the reasons for strategy, the reason why it's important to us and the project and why we value the participation that much 18:52:38 suseROCKs: this is not your aldermen election dude and opensuse isnt your ward ;-) 18:52:40 suseROCKs: clearer? 18:52:42 If you feel that the last direct contact was not clear and emphasizing enough, and you feel a last minute final reminder is prudent, then please propose such text. 18:52:52 yes /me watches the chicago code... 18:53:11 hmm henne seems to know chicago political system extremely well... 18:53:57 I think for such a text we'd need (if we'd decide to do so) to work closely together as the board 18:54:07 suseROCKS: http://www.tvrage.com/The_Chicago_Code 18:54:10 difficult to come up with for a single person IMO 18:54:31 rhorstkoetter: we already sent mail? 18:54:35 rhorstkoetter, well do you feel the last email was deficient in some way? 18:55:23 suseROCKs: the last email hasn't been "educating" (see above). it just had been a "reminder" to vote, i.e. a call to get your ass up! 18:56:15 if we have a low vote it seems to me that the importance of strategy isn't in mind of membership and that's what we'd need to adress IMO while educating (with another direct contact) 18:56:18 Well I don't mind a final reminder in the next day or so. But someone has to volunteer to do it. Not me. I have enough on my plate as it is and we don't have time to put it off to next week or the week after 18:56:37 suseROCKs: fyi we have 204 votes in the stragegy vote right now 18:56:46 oh! 18:56:51 we should close voting anyway 18:56:55 that's an excellent boost from the last count which was 107 18:57:11 thank you d1g1tltom That was very helpful information 18:57:13 but you talked about implementation issues with a low vote 18:57:17 and i dont want to send another mail 18:57:25 this is spammy imho 18:57:42 then we either cannot implement at all, implement as is OR start a next round starting with a rechout 18:57:50 let's put it this way... 18:57:51 Close the poll, count the votes, announce the results and move on. This is like beating a dead horse. 18:57:54 just my 0.02$ 18:58:12 last meeting, Pavol estimated we have ~150ish active members. So if we have 204 votes now. We're ahead of the game 18:58:20 * henne looks forward to some pferdewürstchen 18:58:31 then again... we don't have actual vote results. :-) But that's another issue 18:58:56 henne, what's that? A hooker? 18:59:07 move on. i'm with robjo1 18:59:18 +1 robjo1 18:59:31 Me too. the 204 makes a big difference. Thank you d1g1tltom for helping us move forward on this topic 19:00:00 #info openSUSE Strategy voting poll will offficially close on July 14. We will then review results and determine from there 19:00:07 Next topic! 19:00:23 I'll take the AI to work with AJ to get the vote count and with Jos to announce the results 19:00:34 #topic openSUSE Project + Board Meeting in progress | Topic: openSUSE Conference Planning 19:00:56 An important reminder/FYI.... 19:01:23 CFP has been extended to July 24. If you haven't submitted your awesome cool idea for a session at our awesome cool openSUSE Conference... please do so now! 19:01:45 what about all the other planing? 19:01:59 Is there anyone here who is present that is involved with the conference that can speak on this topic generally? 19:02:02 can someone give astatus update pkease? 19:02:16 dragotin? 19:02:38 We need to setup a program committee meeting to review the submitted proposals I'd propose the 27th or 28th. 19:03:15 Alan_Clark, I think we should do it before then... and start organizing the plethora of CFPs that have come in already 19:03:31 there is already one right? 19:03:34 Alan_Clark, Don't forget that three of us on the committee are on the road that week :-) 19:03:41 at least the conference planing page says so 19:03:54 Alan_Clark: the review could be done in Indico, but I agree a meeting beforehand is useful to get on the same page 19:03:55 henne, already one what? 19:04:06 suseROCKS - that's why I proposed the 27 or 28th 19:04:08 a paper comittee 19:04:28 there are even names on that page :-) 19:04:29 henne, ahh I see the confusion. he was proposing a meeting, not a commttee :-) 19:04:41 i see 19:04:51 I knew you would :-) 19:05:07 yes am proposing a meeting to review the papers and put them into the program schedule 19:05:32 Seriously Alan_Clark I think we have enought to at least get 75% of our work done next week in determing what is at least NOT a good session and delete them and put things into a "maybe" and "possibly" column 19:05:33 we have nearly 70 submissions now so the meeting would take a while 19:05:44 suseROCKS I think starting before the deadline is a good idea 19:05:51 no reason for us to have to sit around and wait until after deadline to start working 19:06:05 As said, the tool supports to do that offline, ie. gather the opinion on every on the committee 19:06:24 and I will be traveling the week of the 27th anyway, which may be a reason why you should have the meeting that week to avoid having to put up with asses like me :-) 19:06:40 dragotin - I was going to ask; how we do this using indico 19:06:46 me too 19:07:17 I think we should discuss that in a paper committee meeting before we start 19:07:33 that we all get on the same level 19:08:14 +1 dragotin, we should do that soon 19:08:27 as in next week 19:08:38 oh yes 19:09:16 so who is setting this up now? 19:09:45 Unless someone else wants to volunteer I'll take the AI to setup that paper committee meeting 19:09:49 fire up a doodle, find a time that fits everybody 19:09:51 and meet 19:10:29 Great! 19:10:46 #info suseROCKs is excited to see the Team moving forward next week 19:11:12 * Alan_Clark is excited to see so many great papers submitted 19:11:46 except the share of non SUSE employed community is not so high yet 19:11:51 Can we at least agree to meet on Wednesday same time as the regular Project meeting? and beforehand dragotin send an email to CFP@ explaining how we access and review indico beforehand? 19:12:28 dragotin: who cares who their employer is? :) 19:12:36 dragotin, well I think once we start putting things together we can see where the holes are and quickly determine whom we should directly reach out to and ask if they'd consider doing a session 19:13:15 so by Wed we should have a clearer picture of where we are deficient, if at all. 19:13:16 except that I would appriciate more to do it not in the evening but in the afternoon I am fine 19:13:32 I'll propose next wednesday as the default meeting date/time 19:13:33 It's 2:12 p.m. now :-) 19:14:44 ok, I'll have to check my family calendar first, but lets plan for that 19:14:53 dragotin, what is your preferred time of day (UTC)? 19:15:36 anything before dinner ;-) 19:15:39 * suseROCKs does agree with dragotin for an earlier time as many on the team are in Europe. I think Alan_Clark and I are the only non Europeans 19:15:49 dragotin, well my grandmother used to have dinner at 1 p.m. :-) 19:15:54 I'm ok with early mornings 19:16:18 dragotin, state a preferred time and Alan_Clark will send out the meeting proposal with that time 19:16:41 doodle.. 19:16:52 and as I have the feeling that we will have more meetings now I have to save the evenings otherwise my wife starts to hate openSUSE -> no good. 19:16:53 * suseROCKs hates doodle. he cannot read the damn website 19:17:23 go to school if you can not read ;) 19:17:23 I propose a new wife for dragotin 19:17:35 suseROCKs: negative 19:17:49 :-) 19:17:59 Alan_Clark, Ok you figure out the time then... 19:18:02 so what about 15 UTC? 19:18:14 Fine by me. That's a good hour for many of our meetings already 19:18:14 suseROCKs: did you try the mobile version? m.doodle.com 19:18:19 ok 15 UTC 19:18:26 cool 19:18:33 cb400f, no i didn't. Didn't know there was one. Good to know. I'll check it out 19:19:12 #action Alan_Clark to send out a meeting proposal to the CFP team to meet on 20-July at 15:00 UTC pending agreement by team members 19:19:29 ok next sub-topic. Anyone want to comment on the conference logistical planning? 19:20:17 Who exactly are the leaders on that? I presume AJ and Dragotin, but I could be wrong 19:20:50 well, I don't feel like a leader 19:21:07 why do we need a leader? 19:21:22 dont we do stuff together? :) 19:21:23 I think its hard to give an overview about the planing here and now 19:21:30 its tons of stuff 19:21:43 we have some things in discussion, some fixed, many others not 19:21:50 henne, well someone out there has most of the infomration and is driving stuff I'm just not sure who that point of contact is 19:22:26 for example, henne plans on the party 19:22:48 we refined the sponsorship broshure a bit again 19:22:57 and so on 19:23:02 ok that's a good point to bring up 19:23:02 there is a long long list. 19:23:22 There is one important point I guess: We need to have more poeple involved. 19:23:25 I get you guys have a lot of work to do but I have to question how come our brochure keeps getting refined and reviewed considering how close we are to the confernece 19:23:30 suseROCKS: planing an event with 300 participants over 4 days cant be a one man show imho 19:23:41 but proove me wrong please :) 19:23:47 Pls. everybody who is interested please subscribe to conference@opensuse.org 19:23:51 henne, I never said anything about one-man-show 19:23:56 that would be the most important thing 19:24:15 yeah and help where you can 19:24:18 the this years conference is not a "Novell is organizing everything and the guests are coming" event 19:24:28 dragotin: conference-subscribe@o.o? 19:24:36 dragotin, is there a clear list of what needs to be done? Asking people in an indirect way "please help" isn't going to yield as many people as "here's what you can do..." 19:24:40 its an openSUSE and -labs commuinty conference 19:25:04 suseROCKs: see the wiki, there are several pages around 19:25:15 rhorstkoetter: +subscribe 19:25:29 for example hte conference wiki page 19:25:38 ok 19:25:41 its in a terrible state, mixed content from this and last year 19:25:44 confusing 19:26:32 sounds to me like we need a whisperer :-) 19:26:46 i have the feeling the whole organisation is in some similar state, sorry 19:26:47 henne: thx 19:27:08 but thats not something we can fix here 19:27:11 Great we upset drag and he left 19:27:20 lets talk on opensuse-conference 19:27:34 ok 19:27:50 so is ther eanything else we can discuss concretely today about the conference? if not, we'll move on to next topic 19:28:09 ahh dragotin forgave us and returns 19:28:20 sorry, my graphics driver dropped me out again 19:28:28 the Edible dormouse bit his dsl cable prolly 19:28:40 hm, Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently: conference+subscribe@opensuse.org 19:28:49 no, its called nvidia :-( 19:29:02 rhorstkoetter, opensuse-conference+subscribe 19:29:04 rhorstkoetter: you and mailinglists ;) 19:29:21 rhorstkoetter: opensuse-conference+subscribe@opensuse.org 19:29:26 henne: dragotin said conference@opensuse.org (see above) 19:29:32 rhorstkoetter: its opensuse-conference+subscribe@opensuse.org 19:29:41 which was wrong. 19:30:05 ok I think we can close this topic and move on to next topic. Agreed everyone? 19:30:14 yes 19:30:29 #topic openSUSE Project + Board meeting in progress | Topic: permissions@ 19:30:40 +1 ; people can find details on openSUSE:Conference_Planning_2011 19:30:51 ok, that worked. waiting for approval now 19:31:16 approval. that again... 19:31:49 henne, rhorstkoetter needs validation in his life, what can I say? He was neglected as a child 19:32:21 ok so we've had a couple of requests for use of marks recently 19:32:32 henne: seems to be a moderated list. that's what mlmmj tells me 19:32:50 does anyone have a ready list handy or do I need to gather up the list quickly right now? 19:33:08 we have one request for approval 19:33:37 from pavroo 19:33:42 one or two? 19:33:46 rhorstkoetter: i know. i hate it :-) 19:34:00 I know of one 19:34:22 there's been several emails on this same 19:34:43 I see one from Michael Schumann for use on his online store 19:35:09 and one from Pawel Piganowski (sp?) 19:35:35 gesundheit 19:35:44 thank you 19:35:58 btw, where are we storing these entries now? We're not using retro anymore, are we? 19:36:12 Pavroo = Pawel 19:36:55 I hand them to Attachmate Legal for them to file in their endless file cabinets 19:36:57 ok with Pawel, Alan_Clark followed up asking for explaination of what "gadgets" refer to. Have you gotten a response back? 19:37:34 I forwarded 2 hours ago his latest response. 19:37:45 Perhaps that is to close to this meeting for us to discuss. 19:38:30 i think its okay 19:38:45 ahh I see it now 19:38:46 the request i mean 19:38:52 I agree 19:38:57 Pawel wants to make mouspads, mugs, stickers, 19:38:59 nice of him to do that 19:39:27 yes +1 year renewal 19:39:32 from mee 19:39:46 +1 year renewal 19:40:09 +1 with year renewal 19:40:31 +1 19:41:15 I'd say the ayes have it and we can move on to the next permisison request from Michael Schumann 19:41:25 I don't see a request from Michael Schumann 19:41:56 Alan_Clark, Subjet line is "Fwd: OpenSUSE logo in my online-shop" 19:42:33 Mr. Schumann wishes to be allowed use of the openSUSE logo on a website in Germany aimed at helping to distribute FOSS software, including openSUSE 19:43:03 Does everyone on the baord see that request now? 19:43:17 I saw it but I get "This site has been suspended." 19:43:33 i.e. I'm unable to look at the shop 19:43:41 I see it. I got the same results as rhorstkoetter 19:43:55 might be a work in progress site... 19:44:08 I sent him an email asking for more details. 19:44:13 I haven't seen a response. 19:44:26 ok so let's table this one until we hear back from him 19:44:40 +1 19:44:47 +1 table 19:44:51 and that closes this topic... Now on to our favorite topic of all!.... 19:44:52 yup 19:45:14 #topic openSUSE Project + Board meeting in progress | Where do we need to improve? 19:46:00 suseROCKs: Yes, we noticed :p 19:46:11 i would like to propose we do this only for the conference for now 19:46:26 I admit I haven't looked at openFATE lately, but here's our link 19:46:28 http://bit.ly/opensuse_improve 19:46:57 could be the board contribution to the conference :-) 19:46:59 henne, well basically the conference had its own topic. Is there something you wish to add to the subject of conference? 19:47:24 yeah lets find one actionable thing one of us can fix in the next two weeks 19:47:34 for the conference 19:47:54 henne, ahh well I was thinking we should have a general meeting. Just an open meeting where people can step up and say whatever they want about openSUSE 19:48:08 although I'm not sure if that would be separate or a part of the Foundation members meeting 19:48:20 hm 19:48:46 thats like reading through blog comments 19:48:59 only live without the ability to close the tab... 19:49:10 i dont know dude ;-) 19:49:46 I've been to a number of organiztional events lately and I'm seeing that a general meeting does good things for those events 19:50:01 put it this way.... it would be the live-in-person version of our bi-weekly project meeting 19:50:18 that would be cool 19:50:25 with an agenda 19:50:37 that + agenda 19:50:39 do we have the eednesday? 19:50:45 Frankly I enjoyed the panel discussion we had 2 years ago at the first conference. Was kinda sad we didn't do that last year 19:50:47 wednesday 19:51:15 well that's up to the CFP team to decide what slots we have available. 19:51:26