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Agenda

  • introduction (jpr)
  • Meeting format discussion (jpr)
  • openSUSE Project Meeting Summary (jpr)
  • Boston GNOME Summit Summary (jpr) - cancelled, will blog
  • Ancient distro bug squash (mtgordon)
  • Packaging policy (mw)
  • GNOME:Community policy status (Riggwelter)
  • Bug plan status (federico and rodrigo)
  • How to handle feature requests and mini-projects (JP, Cyberorg, captain_magnus)
  • Task Review
  • Q&A
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Q&A Section

Your Name Question/Comment
name question
captain_magnus How do we move forward with the "Debugging topics" (In this case; http://en.opensuse.org/GNOME/Multiscreen)?
captain_magnus I think it's vital to have a due date on *all* tasks or they run a risk of never getting completed. We could use something like "*Oct 31" and "Oct 31", where the '*' indicates preliminary.
captain_magnus If my point above is accepted, how about creating an iCal out of it so that we can get alarms etc.
captain_magnus Looks like we ended up with (at least) two orphan pages. Be good if they good be merged to our "new infrastructure" somehow; http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_GNOME_post-10.3_ideas and http://en.opensuse.org/Roadmap/10.3:GNOME
captain_magnus Can we try to organize Advanced openSUSE Training classes for GNOME. Things like, how to get started with GNOME bug fixing, packaging etc.
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Transcript

2007/10/11 GNOME Meeting Transcript

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