Re: [lp-ca-on] LibrePlanet meeting in July?

[Bob Jonkman]

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OK, executive decision:  Let's meet via Mumble at 7:00pm on Tuesday,
28 July (I need to start making plans for next week).

Is there a gathering space available in KW?  Can we crash the TON at
Kwartzlab?

- --Bob.

[*] TON = Tuesday Open Night, the chance for non-members to see all
the cool stuff at the Kwartzlab hackerspace.

Stephen Paul Weber wrote:
> 30th or 28th probably best for me.


On 23/07/15 09:39 PM, Sergio Durigan Junior wrote:
> On Saturday, July 18 2015, Bob Jonkman wrote:
> 
>> Hi all: I ran into Stephen Weber and Chris Vollick at the
>> Waterloo Open Streets Festival today, and mentioned that we had
>> talked about having a cross-chapter online meeting.
>> 
>> Depending on the availability of a venue, I think we three are
>> game to try a Mumble or WebRTC session.
> 
> Cool, Bob.  As I mentioned during our last meeting, we can use 
> LibrePlanet BR's mumble server for that without problems.
> 
>> So, when shall we three meet again? I propose one of Tuesday, 
>> Wednesday or Thursday,  28, 29 or 30 July (although Wednesday is
>> the Toronto Area Security Klatsch[1] meeting).
> 
> So Tuesday or Thursday, right?  So far, any of those will work for
> me. Just to make sure I understood it: we'll be meeting via
> mumble/WebRTC, and not in person, right?
> 
>> I think any time next week is too soon for planning, I'm pretty
>> sure Stephen and Chris are at DevHouse[2] on Monday, 27 July, and
>> I'm hosting SysAdminDay Dinner[3] on Friday, 31 July (to which
>> you're all invited, BTW).
> 
> Thanks!
> 
>> Also, I wouldn't mind meeting in Toronto in person in August, 
>> especially if we're following through with a Software Freedom
>> Day[4] event.  We should establish the date for August at the
>> July meeting; I've offered rides to/from Toronto for whatever day
>> it is.
> 
> IIRC I'm free almost any night in August, so let's just pick a
> random date and see if it works.  August 18th?
> 
> Thanks for creating the page for the Toronto SFD, btw.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
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