On Tue, Nov 10, 2020 at 00:02:13AM +0200, Jonathan Carter (highvoltage) wrote: > Dear everybody > > The next online MiniDebConf[1] is creeping ever closer and the orga team > is eagerly getting everything in place. > > Here's some more information leading up to the event... > > == Lightning talks == > > Here’s your chance to talk very briefly on a subject related to games on > Linux. Talks can be up to 5 minutes in length, and can be submitted > prerecorded (preferred) or done live if necessary. Please contact Team > Lightning on islightningreal@debconf.org to register your interest. > > == Loopy Loop == > > Yep, our video loop introduced at DC20 is back. > > There are two types of submissions you can make for the loopy loop: > > 1. Shout-outs > > Send a short message to the community in the loop between talks. Ideally > it should not be much more than 30s long. It doesn't have to be a whole > production, a short clip recorded on your webcam or phone is fine > (although please use landscape mode if using your phone though). > > 2. Tiny talks > > Tiny talks are even faster than lightning talks! These are between 30s > and 90s (one and a half minute) long. Submit a tiny talk to make some > announcements or updates for your project in Debian, or do a quick demo > of a piece of software that you find interesting. > > To submit a shout-out or tiny talk for the loop, upload your clip > somewhere and send the link to loopy@debconf.org > > Submissions for both close on 12:00 UTC on Saturday, 21 November. > > == MiniDebCamp == > > Thursday and Friday (19-20 November) we'll have some time for informal > events, which could be ad-hoc talks, playing some network games, doing > some bug squashing or even packaging mentoring/tutorials depending on > demand. > > Join us on #minidebconf-online on the oftc network, we'll share jitsi > and other links there, we'll also add some more information on the wiki > page[2] for MiniDebCamp as it becomes available. > > - - MiniDebConf Online Team > > [1] https://mdco2.mini.debconf.org/ > [2] https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEvents/internet/2020/MiniDebConfOnline2/DebCamp Hi all, As a bit of a change of pace from packaging, I was wondering if anyone from the Games Team is interested in having a WAN party during MiniDebCamp next week? Image Gallery: https://kutt.it/CLiMC4 Register your interest at https://framadate.org/mdco2-wanparty-timezone Choose the game at https://framadate.org/mdco2-wanparty-game I was thinking most of those games I could self-host the server part for you to connect to and maybe combine it with Mumble or Jitsi. Any other ideas for making it feel more like a LAN party, please let me know. -- Phil Morrell (emorrp1)
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