Re: Debian derivatives & DebConf15?
El 29/03/15 a las 14:05, Paul Wise escribió:
Hi all,
Who is involved in a Debian derivative and going to DebConf15?
I am involved in Rescatux. I will be there for most of the Debconf15.
Who is involved in a Debian derivative and going to DebCamp15?
I might be two days (last friday and saturday) on DebCamp15 but I'm not
sure if it's worth it. Debian-installer, Debian-cd, debian-live,
debian-derivatives, ... too many people to ask and to match timetables.
What sort of derivatives related events do we want to have at DebConf15?
1) I'm going to propose a Rescatux talk.
2) And probably also a Super Grub2 Disk talk (although that one is not
related to derivatives that I know of).
3) The classic Debian derivatives BoF/Talk is fine for me. I would
prefer a workshop, like a Debian Live one, but that makes more sense in
DebCamp15 I guess.
You know what I mean? Debian derivatives BoF/Talk is a classic and it's
a must because each year the problems are different, there are new
derivatives, etc.
In the other hand always having a Debian derivatives BoF/Talk might mean
that the problems that were arisen in last year Debconf have not been
solved. Or maybe not. What I suggest you is to do the following task:
* Watch Debconf12, Debconf13 and Debconf14 Debian derivatives BoF/Talk.
* Write down a ranking about most dicussed issues/problems
* Present in this mailing list the ranking and let people vote the most
important one.
* Reserve a Debian derivatives Bof/Talk specifically for the most
important issue that we have.
* Fix the problem during the Bof/Talk or make a final decision about it
OR... Split the classic Debian derivatives BoF/Talk so that 50% is the
classic talk and the other 50% one is specific to the most important
subject.
4) Last Debconf14 I wrote down some notes in Gobby while taking a look
at Debian derivatives page.
I mean, that could be meeting in person with Paul for 2 hours and
re-writing the Debian derivatives wiki from scratch (or propose a new one).
OR... I could make also a talk about how Debian is handling derivatives
which would be quite similar to the notes I wrote down.
Basically the problem is Debian presenting available Debian resources to
consume as needed instead of designing a non-Debian people focused page
(plus different views based on different types of public). I think all
the Debian project is tailored in the same way but I only studied this
wiki (Debian derivatives) and Debian Upstream wiki page. So... the talk
could be renamed as: How Debian interacts with non Debian people through
its webpage and wiki. I'm not personally interested in doing this talk
due to its non technical nature but if you think it might be interesting
you can convince me on doing it.
There don't appear to be any derivatives related events proposed yet
but there will be a blends sprint during DebCamp:
https://wiki.debian.org/Sprints/2015/Blends
Nice. I would be interested in proposing a rescue blend (so that I could
use as a Rescatux template) but I already promised working on that
subject and I was not able to finish it. So... I don't propose myself yet.
adrian15
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