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Re: 3 developer meetings in Extremadura 2007



On 7/5/07, Andreas Tille <tillea@rki.de> wrote:
On Thu, 5 Jul 2007, Andreas Schuldei wrote:

(...)
> Projects that want to use this great opportunity should create a
> wiki page with goals for the meeting and a list of attending
> people (like http://wiki.debian.org/I18n/Extremadura2006 for a
> good example), set a date that would fit them and contact me and
> César Gómez Martín, <cesar.gomez at gmail dot com> <cesar.gomez
> at juntaextremadura dot net>ÿÿfor further coordination.

I started a coordination page for a CDD meeting at

     http://wiki.debian.org/CustomDebian/Extremadura2007

I personally have no sharp preferences for a meeting date.
Currently I have only some dates I would like to exclude:
September 8., October 13. and October 31 to November 4.
I'd like to hear suggestions for a reasonable date that will
enable many interested people to join.

Hi Andreas (Tille),

I would be glad to participate in such a event even if just online
since I'm not in Europe, if you want to work on and discuss stuff
like: Simple-CDD (vagrantc participation would be a huge win) and the
debian-cd ng in python (debian-images-generator, or just dig as I call
that).

I've been working on dig since the last debcamp, and the side effect
of a full featured new debian-cd is that it converts Simple-CDD in a
simple "profile selector", something that can be added as a plugin
into dig later. Keep in mind that there's no need to burn Simple-CDD
and CDD toolkit from the first day. Simple-CDD already contains code
to pick a different debian-cd for dig tests. Obsolete Simple-CDD and
pretty much other CDD tools is a dig side effect, not really a goal.
It will happen simple because redoing debian-cd we can extend it for
our current needs in a way that Debian is just a CDD with one D and C.
:-)

Btw, there's more on my dig work sitting at debian-cd mailing list and
my git repository at people.d.o/~stratus/git/d-i-g.git. I've some more
experimental stuff work going on, including local mirror support using
debpartial-mirror. Unfortunately, I've found out that there's some
serious dp-m breakage in terms of multiple architectures. Need to find
some time to resume work on that with Otavio Salvador. There's a
workaround on my tree for that though (use one dp-m backend for each
arch).

Well, great idea anyway. I hope to see you there or work online in some form.

cheers,
-- stratus
http://stratusandtheswirl.blogspot.com
get debian @ http://get.debian.net/



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