El d�23/11/2005 a 07:54 Josselin Mouette escribi�
> Hi debconf team,
>
> I'm afraid I don't understand exactly the differences between
> presentation types. What exactly is a Bird of Feathers? What is a
> workshop? Well, the question is about a talk I submitted, of course.
To my understanding a BoF is an gathering of people to
discuss on some common interest topic in an informal way. Instead a
workshop is more like a tutorial where the speaker presents technical
aspects about certain topic and they are to be likely reproduced by
the attendees, thus hands-on.
> It's about shared libraries, and I think there can be easily enough
> material for more than 45 minutes. This could be derived in a long Q&A
> session where practical examples brought up by the audience would be
> studied. Currently, I have submitted it as a talk, but maybe it would be
> more appropriate in another category.
>
Seems like a talk to me.
> I'm also wondering if there's anything special to do for proposals
> specific to the Debian day. I'd like to submit a non-technical talk on
> GNOME in Debian for this occasion.
>
I think its fine for Debian Day, since the public will be
non-developers and local people who could be interested to know what
Debian is and what they can do with it.
-Rudy
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