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  • * Working through the details of India community funding. ...we need to get expense reports filed and then transferred to the Community Architecture cost center.
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  • * Gave the talk at TriLUG about Fedora 9 and community building strategies. Lots of fun. * Upcoming engineering travel that Community Architecture is paying for that we want to fit into Q1? (Paul)
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  • * Rodrigo Padula is definitely the Fedora community superstar down there. * '''ACTION: Trip report for Fedora community.'''
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  • Max indicates the pressing need of getting our [[Community Architecture goals]] updated. ...Led to Matt Hicks and Everest. Fedora itself functions as a metric on the community. "Cost of election and voting machines" analogy.
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  • ...he first two big topics -- expand university community & strengthen global community.'' [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • ...eting. '''Tiemann''' mentions opportunity to connect with potential JBoss community contributors, '''Greg''' takes the action item. '''Jack''' will get an upd Our job is to define the rules of community engagement that Red Hat plays by. Lots of good stuff from Tiemann, but rel
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  • * update to Fedora Board about budget and community plans for fy09. * Delivered Community Architecture pich to worldwide marketing group
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  • ...map, we're still trying to understand it and see if/how we can help from a community point of view. '''Follow-up in 2 weeks.''' We need the larger desktop poi [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • ...his thoughts. Rather than re-write it all in the minutes, read community-architecture-list. [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • ...relevant projects for community engagement. KVM is the two most important community. Let's identify a few goals for each project. Broached topic of FUDCon Bo [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • ...time identifying common goals that everyone could solve as a baseline for community building. * Karsten summarized his trip to MTV for the team. Already on community-architecture-list.
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  • * Hyperic -- Jeremy Hogan is the community manager. He has paid somebody to build RPMs for hyperic. Potential future * Ingres -- community version potentially forthcoming, lots of legacy stuff that makes it hard fo
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  • * monthly Community Architecture status report created. [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • ...oftware to get more work done. Question of the proper level to engage the community. KVM as the future of virtualization in Fedora. Follow up will be a phone ...ossibility? Syracuse class status? Usability testing as part of a larger community feedback mechanism.
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  • [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • '''Jim Gleason and Moshe Bar joined us to discuss Qumranet community.''' ...dress these kinds of issues. Jim asks "are there enough developers in the community around KVM? What do people talk about at the KVM forum? Mailing lists, fo
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  • #REDIRECT [[Meeting:Community Architecture 2008-08-19]]
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  • The [[Community Architecture|Community Architecture]] team meets weekly, unless there is a cancellation due to holiday, team tr [[Category:Community Architecture]]
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  • === Fedora Community Architecture Meeting 2008-04-07 ===
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  • ...e interesting to tie in community architecture discussions with the XOCamp community track; specifically over int'l / ambassador aspects of same.
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  • ...ted activities is detailed here. ''This is only a subset of the Community Architecture team's total internal-to-Red-Hat budget.''}} For Community Architecture / OSAS expenses from March 1, 2012 - February 29, 2013 that are directly re
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  • ...e a combination of my personal goals as well as ''some'' of my [[Community Architecture|team's]] goals for Red Hat's FY09 (March 2008 - February 2009). === EMEA Community ===
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  • * JBoss community engagement possibilities. [[Category:Community Architecture meetings]]
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  • # Needed help from either FAMSCo or from the Red Hat Community Architecture team to help
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  • * If next year we plan to focus on community growth this will be a large problem * Need to be able to measure growth in community quantitatively
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  • * The board generally favors granting trademark approval to established community groups who are already working closely with the Fedora Project == Secondary Architecture Update ==
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  • * brainstorm with Greg and Tiemann about community consulting. * community consulting brainstorming.
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  • * Could Community Architecture Group be involved earlier to help facilitate communication?
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  • ...inux distribution of choice, Red Hat Linux, was merged into an open source community project called Fedora in 2003, he joined to give something back, or in toda ...her projects or abandoned the free/libre and open source software (F/LOSS) community altogether.
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  • |12:00 - 13:00 || MaxSpevack || Community Architecture for Fun and Profit === Community Architecture for Fun and Profit (Confirmed) ===
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  • ...from Fedora EMEA e.V. and from [[CommunityArchitecture/Expenses|Community Architecture budget]]
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  • * Engage community to help overcome technical hurdles === Community Architecture Update ===
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  • * [[MaxSpevack]] -- giving the Community Architecture talk, meetings with Jan Wildeboer & Andrea Schneider
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  • === Community Architecture & LXDE In Fedora === * Community Architecture team is funding FUDCon at FISL [http://www.fisl.org.br/] & LinuxTag [http:/
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  • ...anned to include community leaders from several major distros are marked ''Community Leader Panel''. The four most important events which I think would be sham ...igh Java/JBoss crossover. We could ask Karsten to represent Fedora on the community panel if I can't go. || San Francisco, CA || ''KarstenWade only?'' || $$ <B
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  • * TeXLive architecture independent part (texmf tree): http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewcvs/devel/t * TeXLive architecture independent part (texmf tree): http://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?versi
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