Re: FOSDEM 2005 (was: [Cocoa|GNU|Open]Step conference thing)

[nicolas]

Selon Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf <lars.sonchocky-helldorf@hamburg.de>:

> 
> Am Mittwoch, 25.08.04 um 01:26 Uhr schrieb Helge Hess:
> 
> > On Aug 24, 2004, at 20:23, Nicolas Roard wrote:
> >> Anyway we need to try to see what talks we could give, try to get a 
> >> room and a booth (the booth we had for fosdem 2004 proved to be quite 
> >> an interesting thing to talk about GNUstep to many people...)
> >
> > It might be already a bit late for a room.
> 
> Already to late for a room at fosdem 2005??? Hey, they don't even 
> feature the 2005 event on their website (http://www.fosdem.org/) yet.

I don't think it's too late :-)
but we definitely should prepare something and be ready to grab one asap :-)
Well, we don't need big room, but for example a room in front of a booth would 
be perfect :-)

> 
> > But anyway, do you mind trying to get a shared room for GNUstep/OGo? I 
> > think it doesn't make a lot of sense to separate the two, only 
> > scatteres the larger ObjC community at FOSDEM ;-)
> 
> A shared room would be good, and I think an additional semi shared 
> booth like this year would also be great.

I agree too.

> >
> > After all I think chances are good that OGo is fully ported to 
> > gstep-base till Feb 2005 as well ;-)
> >
> >> So... are there people interested by giving a talk next february in 
> >> Brussels ? :-)
> >
> > Sure. I could talk about OGo and I assume ZNeK would volunteer to talk 
> > about SOPE/SOPE:X ;-)

Nice :-)

What I'd like to do, is an "official" conf for the fosdem itself, presenting 
gnustep and its different aspects (servers, gui, rad, desktop, whatever)..
And then, have shorter conferences in the dev room on more detailed topics.
Such an "official" conf would be really great, and if possible (of course:-) 
the saturday.. 
Obviously another "official" fosdem conf specially about OGo would be great 
too ;-)

Another idea .. depending on which people attending the fosdem, we could try 
to do some kind of dev meeting/hackaton for working on parts of gnustep..

thanks,

-- 
Nicolas Roard