Re: FOSDEM GNUstep devroom preliminary schedule

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On 24 Jan., 00:28, Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf <lars.sonchocky-
helld...@hamburg.de> wrote:
> Here is my preliminary schedule for our devroom:
>
> 13:00 - 13:30           GNUstep Developers      GNUstep Developer's  
> Meeting
> 13:30 - 14:15           Quentin Mathé           Étoilé: What has been  
> done over the past year and what's next?
> 14:15 - 14:45           David Chisnall          LanguageKit -  
> supporting Smalltalk and JavaScript dialects on the Objective-C  
> runtime - what's hard, what's easy, and why developers and users  
> should care.
> 14:45 - 15:00           David Chisnall          EtoileText
> 15:00 - 16:00           Quentin Mathé           Fast and Flexible UI  
> Development with EtoileUI
> 16:00 - 16:30           David Chisnall          Discussing UIKit /  
> iOS implementation plans
> 16:30 - 17:15           Nikolaus Schaller       Latest progress of  
> Simple WebKit and QuantumSTEP

Ok.

> 17:15 - 17:45           Niels Grewe             DBusKit
> 17:45 - 18:15           Nicola Pero             Objective-C support  
> in GCC 4.6
> 18:15 - 18:30           Sebastian Reitenbach    GNUstep on OpenBSD
> 18:30 - 19:00           Gregory Casamento       The latest on GORM an  
> Theming
>
> contingency plan        GNUstep Developers      Frameworks lightning  
> talks
>
> do you like it, any objections, did I make any mistake, what do you  
> think?
>
> thanks,
>
>         Lars
>
> P.S.: the FOSDEM organizers need some information for each speaker:
>
> - First Name
> - Last Name - well I got your names ;-)
> - Abstract (e.g. a bio/FOSS activities)
>
> Following is optional (and recommended, see examples above):
> - Image (128x128 png)
> - Links (blog, ...)
> - Description: if you fill this in, it will be displayed below the  
> contents of 'Abstract' (e.g. if you wish to separate a one-line  
> description of the speaker with his actual bio).

You can just take the information from last year...

> for each talk the FOSDEM organizers would need a title and an  
> abstract for the printed schedule

Title as above. Abstract. Hm. Much the same as the title :)

If you have more space:

"The talk will cover two loosely connected areas of recent
development. One is
about a WebView compatible HTML/CSS/JavaScript Engine written
completely in Objective-C
to ease maintainance and improvements. This is called "Simple
Web Kit" or "Small Web Kit". The talk will show and explain technical
details of the latest
developments in HTML and CSS processing.
The other part is about QuantumSTEP, a lightweight variant of
GNUstep with focus on X11/Linux based Embedded devices. A
demonstration will cover MIPS based Netbooks and ARM based
smartphones."

Nikolaus