Re: Keynote Speaker discuss



On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 10:52 PM, JoonCheol Park <jooncheol gmail com> wrote:
Sorry for typo.

s/HwanJin Choi/HwanJin Choe

I really respect him. And AFAIK most Korean F/OSS users/engineers too. :-)

With Regards,
JC


+1 here.
I don't know him but it sounds like he is an appropriate guy for the keynotes.
Yay!

Daniel Juyung Seo (SeoZ)


2013/2/28 JoonCheol Park <jooncheol gmail com>

It looks very good project. but I could not find any relationship with
gnome/gtk+.

How about HwanJin Choi ?
His great projects relate on Hangul (Korean Character) are widely used in
so many Linux desktop projects including Gnome, KDE ...
- Nabi (XIM based Hangul Input method daemon)
- imhangul (GTK+ immodule for Hangul)
- libhangul (library for Hangul composite automata, converter between
Hangul and Mandarin)

Especially, The libhangul became a de facto standard library for Hangul
Input. So Many linux distributions contains it as default library. (even
mobile area... MeeGo, Tizen ...). Because it used by almost all of Input
Method Framework such as Imbus, SCIM...
By these reason, He has contributed many codes for those famous framework
projects... And He has been actively involved in Asianux alliance several
years ago.

I believe that many Asian F/OSS engineers know him very well.

Best Regards,
JC

2013/2/28 Simon YoungKi Hong <simon hong81 gmail com>

Does anyone know netty project (netty.io)?
Maintainer of that project is korean named Lee Hee Seung(I don't know
exact spelling)
How about him for keynote speaker?
As I know, His project is very successful open source.

2013. 2. 28. 오후 7:50에 "Simon YoungKi Hong" <simon hong81 gmail com>님이 작성:

I asked to him for speaker.
But, He refused my suggestion.
He said I'm not much involved with GNOME and not appropriate man.

2013. 2. 28. 오후 6:52에 "Changwoo Ryu" <cwryu debian org>님이 작성:

I think the keynote speaker should be someone who is more involved in
GNOME or open source projects.

Though Soonson has done good job on the KLDP site, he's far from an
open source contributor or developer. And I think the current KLDP is
not a good forum to discuss on open source topics.


2013/2/28 Simon YoungKi Hong <simon hong81 gmail com>:
Thank you!
I'll try to invite him :)

On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 11:47 AM, Emily Chen <emilychen522 gmail com>
wrote:
Three members of our local team recommend Soonson Kwon, then we
definitely
should invite him as Keynote speaker.

Is he based in Korea? What language he will speech ? Would like to
see more
profile about him.

Anyway, +1 from me. Thanks for the suggestion.

-Emily

2013/2/28 Simon YoungKi Hong <simon hong81 gmail com>

I recommend Soonson Kwon.
He is the founder and leader of KLDP, Korea's biggst and oldest
open
source community for users and developers since 1996.
Maybe, All of korean linux developer know or heard his name.
He has broad experiences on internaltional/domestic collaboration.
If committee want more specifi profile about him, I can request to
him.

On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 8:19 PM, Anish Patil <apatil redhat com>
wrote:
Hi,

In last GNOME asia, we had gnome-design team as key note speakers
and it
was fantastic.
It would be good if we could invite them again and they would
share
upcoming GNOME plans and would give design sessions.

Thanks,
Anish P.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Simon YoungKi Hong" <simon hong81 gmail com>
To: "Committee list of GNOME.Asia Summit organization"
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Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 1:42:12 PM
Subject: Re: Keynote Speaker discuss

How about Chris DiBona?

On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 5:09 PM, Emily Chen
<emilychen522 gmail com>
wrote:
Which speaker you want, do you have the name ?

-Emily

2013/2/27 Simon YoungKi Hong <simon hong81 gmail com>

How about ask to Google for sending Keynote speaker?

On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 4:09 PM, Emily Chen
<emilychen522 gmail com>
wrote:
Karen Sandler will be the first Keynote speaker come into my
mind.

-Emily

2013/2/27 Max <sakanamax gmail com>

Dear ALL:

For GNOME.Asia 2013 Keynote Speaker, any keynote speaker
pocket
list?
^__^

Please give us suggestion to invite.



Max

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