On Tue, 2010-04-13 at 17:42 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote: > Germán: > > >> On page 8, the COSCUP people seem to be suggesting that GNOME.Asia be > >> about GNOME Mobile. Are there enough GNOME speakers in Asia to focus > >> on this topic? If not, it may be necessary to figure out a different > >> angle for finding synergy with COSCUP. > > > > I thought this point in another way: Taiwan offers a good opportunity to > > attract attention for GNOME Mobile. It is a good place to do it. We > > are loosing traction in Europe/USA, we could regain it there. > > > > It is also a good opportunity to bring GNOME Mobile one step forward (or > > giving it a reason to exist, or re-launch it, or get a clear definition > > and roadmap). > > I agree that it is a good opportunity to further promote GNOME mobile. > If that can work out, it would be great. > > However, this may be hard to do if there are not speakers knowledgeable > about the subject matter who plan to attend. I am not sure how many > GNOME community members are in Asia who can speak to this subject > matter, or if they can attend this event. > > The GNOME Foundation or sponsorships could cover travel costs to help > ensure the right speakers are available to attend, but its hard to know > how realistic this is until the budget and sponsorships are more > clear. This idea could depend on how many mobile vendors are willing > to sponsor a GNOME event focusing on GNOME mobile, for example. > > I guess I am suggesting that it might be good to have an alternative > plan for a focus in case it turns out that GNOME Mobile is not > realistic. We both agree in the same points then :-) -- Germán Póo-Caamaño Concepción - Chile http://www.gnome.org/~gpoo/
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