Quoting Klaus Knopper (2012-11-28 23:46:41) > On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 10:21:16PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > > Via Twitter I just came across a blog post from FSF Europe, about a > > presentation held by Kurt about the Skolelinux deployment in > > Rhineland Palatinate. Check out <URL: > > http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido/2012/11/skolelinux-pilot-in-rhineland-palatinate-lessons-learned/ > > >. Thanks for sharing, Petter! > What I miss in the presentations about "lessons learned" is: > > 1. _Which_ lessons have been _learned_? And by whom? (It's not very > useful to discuss whether or not any politicians are "guilty", is > it?) > 2. What's Kurt's role in this? Afaik, he was involved as advisor for > the ministery. I was curious to know whether he thinks his advices > were ignored, or misunderstood in some way, but can't find this in > the presentation. And, how can this be improved in possible future > GNU/Linux projects under the hood of the ministery? Those are good questions. But seems more about placing responsibility. > Having been involved in the project on the software development side, > I already sent a few reports and questions about cooperation to this > list during the project. My impression from that blog entry was - as the title hints - the focus on learning: discoveries of dynamics in such a project, which are likely to appear in other similar projects as well, no matter who has which roles in it. I look forward to watch the video when ready. In addition to raising questions, I would dearly appreciate to hear about your lessons learned, Klaus. ...which obviously bounces back on myself. I should also try share my reflections from that adventure of ours :-) Regards, - Jonas
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