[gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Robin H. Johnson]

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In the same vein as DSD's question about GUADEC 2005, and in the same
area, is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?
(Karlsruhe, June 22 to 25)

I'm going to be there, but I will probably be manning the phpMyAdmin
booth in the LAMP area most of the time. I would however like to meet
up with whatever Gentoo developers are out there. (My itinerary should
be up on Planet shortly).

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Sebastian Bergmann]

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Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?

 There has been a big presence of Gentoo at LinuxTag in recent years and
 the planning for this year's is already underway.

 So, yes, Gentoo will be at LinuxTag :)

 Cheers,
Sebastian

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Christian Parpart]

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On Sunday 13 March 2005 12:22 pm, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> > is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?
>
>  There has been a big presence of Gentoo at LinuxTag in recent years and
>  the planning for this year's is already underway.

Well, where exactly are the plannings that are arleady underway?
I'm planning to to join this group [in case of having no exams these days].

Regards,
Christian Parpart.

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Marc Hildebrand]

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Christian Parpart wrote:
> Well, where exactly are the plannings that are arleady underway?
> I'm planning to to join this group [in case of having no exams these days].
> 
> Regards,
> Christian Parpart.
> 

Well, I suppose we'll do about the same stuff as last year with a bit
more emphasis on talking and handing out flyers and CDs.

Here's the GWN-article of last year's LT:
http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20040628-newsletter.xml

I'd suggest you drop a mail to tantive if you want to participate.

And don't forget to bring your iron seven if you have one ;)

Cheers,

Marc.

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Markus Nigbur]

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On Sun, 2005-03-13 at 02:56 -0800, Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> In the same vein as DSD's question about GUADEC 2005, and in the same
> area, is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?
> (Karlsruhe, June 22 to 25)
> 
> I'm going to be there, but I will probably be manning the phpMyAdmin
> booth in the LAMP area most of the time. I would however like to meet
> up with whatever Gentoo developers are out there. (My itinerary should
> be up on Planet shortly).
> 

Think most of the German conspiracy, including me, will be there.
Booth planning is still in progress.

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Andrew Cowie]

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On Sun, 2005-13-03 at 02:56 -0800, Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> In the same vein as DSD's question about GUADEC 2005, and in the same
> area, is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?

One suggestion: last year the Gentoo contingent seemed to have missed
out on the keysigning that was held at LinuxTag, which I thought was a
rather large lost opportunity.

Manning a booth always takes persistence and effort, but I would
encourage a conscientious effort for any Gentoo devs or users at
LinuxTag this year to participate in the keysigning.

++

The other thing that often happens when you man a booth is that the
people doing so end up missing everything else that is going on. As a
generic example, last year Ian Murdoch gave a keynote (!) at LinuxTag,
and none of the Debian developers who were busy manning their booth even
knew he was speaking.

The technical conference side of LinuxTag is significant, and I
encourage people to attend as many sessions as they can.

Cheers,

AfC
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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Lars Weiler]

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* Andrew Cowie <andrew@operationaldynamics.com> [05/03/14 12:14 +1100]:
> One suggestion: last year the Gentoo contingent seemed to have missed
> out on the keysigning that was held at LinuxTag, which I thought was a
> rather large lost opportunity.

I took part the year before.  But did you ever attended a
keysigning-party with 200 persons?  You need a whole day for
signing the keys :-/

> Manning a booth always takes persistence and effort, but I would
> encourage a conscientious effort for any Gentoo devs or users at
> LinuxTag this year to participate in the keysigning.

By the way: We drank beer together, did we also signed keys?  ;-)

> ++
> 
> The other thing that often happens when you man a booth is that the
> people doing so end up missing everything else that is going on. As a
> generic example, last year Ian Murdoch gave a keynote (!) at LinuxTag,
> and none of the Debian developers who were busy manning their booth even
> knew he was speaking.
> 
> The technical conference side of LinuxTag is significant, and I
> encourage people to attend as many sessions as they can.

Well.  I like manning a booth or installing Gentoo on a HP
Quad-Opteron or even have a talk with an interesting person
more than watching a lot of talks.

But as we should be enough Devs this year, we probably could
prepare a schedule, so that some could visit some talks.
And as our experience for preparing booths grew within the
last two years we will do the presentation of Gentoo at
LinuxTag ever ;-)

Regards, Lars

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Andrew Cowie]

On Tue, 2005-15-03 at 03:20 +0100, Lars Weiler wrote:

> By the way: We drank beer together, did we also signed keys?  ;-)

No, we never got around to it :) [Though I did sign karltk and spider
when I was at GUADEC the following week]

> installing Gentoo on a HP
> Quad-Opteron

That was *very* cool.

++

Just wanted to encourage everyone to attend the conference, as opposed
to just the expo. The trade-show booths are ok, but the speakers were,
in general, very good, and that (to me, anyway) is the interesting part
about a technical conference. Indeed, most of the conferences I go to /
speak at don't *have* booths.

AfC
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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Michael Imhof]

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Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> In the same vein as DSD's question about GUADEC 2005, and in the same
> area, is there going to be a Gentoo presence at LinuxTag 2005?
> (Karlsruhe, June 22 to 25)

Sure! As for the last years gentoo will have a booth. Pictures should be
flying around the net ;)
If you want to get involved feel free to contact me...
>
> I'm going to be there, but I will probably be manning the phpMyAdmin
> booth in the LAMP area most of the time. I would however like to meet
> up with whatever Gentoo developers are out there. (My itinerary should
> be up on Planet shortly).
>
Great, Sebastian already told he will be in the LAMP area as well.



Regards
Tantive

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Re: [gentoo-dev] Gentoo @ LinuxTag 2005?

[Sebastian Bergmann]

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Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> I'm going to be there, but I will probably be manning the phpMyAdmin
> booth in the LAMP area most of the time.

 Nice! The LAMP Area [1] will, once again, be the biggest booth on the
 expo. Last year it was at least as big as the HP one.

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