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Re: GNUstep & FOSDEM 2004
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nicolas |
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Re: GNUstep & FOSDEM 2004 |
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Thu, 8 Jan 2004 01:32:08 +0100 |
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Selon Fred Kiefer <fredkiefer@gmx.de>:
> No reason to get upset. As usual there are a lot of different oppinions
> in this mailing list. And I, for example, like your idea of a shared
> panel very much. I think this years GNUstep presentation should be
> focused on user applications, as during the last year we made the
> greates progress in this area. And OGo is surely the most wellknown
> application in the bigger GNUstep environment.
I second Fred here... a joint effort between OGo and GNUstep would be a very
good thing, and we should focus more on applications this year.. (plus the
classic (?) Gorm demonstration...)
> What about presentations on some of the interesting application, that
> where writen/completed in the last year? Of course we should also give
> short talks on Gorm and Renaissance, to catch the atention of new
> GNUstep users. Or just use these, when showing how to extend the given
> applications?
>
> Who would be willing to do presentations at all? I intend to be at this
> FOSDEM, but don't have anything to show, being to lazy to develop
> something in the last year now shows.
I could do a small presentation of the Help system (HelpViewer, how to
create help files, etc.). I really hope to improve the help system current
state before the Fosdem, but even if I can't, a quick presentation of the
current Helpviewer method could be interesting. Or not, you decide ;-)
Anyway, gnustep's people are encouraged to do some presentations ! take
advantage of the fosdem -- the audience won't be very large (mostly gnustep
devs), but it's interesting nonetheless.
--
Nicolas Roard
Re: GNUstep & FOSDEM 2004, Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf, 2004/01/05
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