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Re: Keynote Speaker discuss

This could be very good, but who would speak and what would he or she
speak about?

karen

On Sun, March 17, 2013 10:34 pm, Max wrote:

Dear Simon:

I think is okay to have NIPA as a speaker ^__^

Everyone


Best regards


Max


On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 9:19 AM, Simon YoungKi Hong
<simon hong81 gmail com>wrote:


How about NIPA as  a speaker?
In korea, they are doing many things to promoting opensource community
and this summit, too.
I think they want to share their effort and many policy for opensource
community.
How about this?

On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 3:20 PM, JoonCheol Park <jooncheol gmail com>
wrote:

Hi ChangWoo,

You don't have to submit slide by today. Please submit a interesting

topic

and descriptions in cfp registration page.

And I believe that you will be a good keynote speaker.
I agree with you that non-korean keynote speaker who can present

current

status and general issues of Gnome and F/OSS will be better.
However if we cannot invite such person, I think that you are a best

person

who we are finding. :-)

Best Regards,
JC


2013/3/8 Ryu Changwoo <cwryu debian org>


Sorry, but I know I'm never a good speaker or instructor.  :)  I also
know my contribution is not serious compared to other hackers.

I prefer a non-Korean speaker who can present general issues of GNOME

and

F/OSS.

I'd just like to present a regular session but I am not sure I could
submit the slides today.


2013/3/8 Joone Hur <joonehur gnome org>:

Yes, Changwoo has been led the Korean translation team for a long

time

since
GNOME 1.0 if I remember correctly. In addition, he contributed

Korean

Hangul support in Pango. Without his contribution, Korean support

would

have
been insufficient in GNOME & Ubuntu. I'd like to hear his thought &
experience on F/OSS and GNOME.

Channy is also one of active F/OSS leaders in Korea. He is

responsible

for
Firefox localization and Mozilla Korean site. I think the Korea

Mozilla

community is the most successful F/OSS community in Korea, so I'd

like

to
hear his leadership and experience.

Thanks,
Joone



On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 7:06 AM, JoonCheol Park

<jooncheol gmail com>

wrote:


++ChangWoo;

Changwoo, Please accept keynote speaker requests from many people

on

list.
:-)

I'm using so so many many Gnome/GTK+ programs which are translated

by

him.
Also his great program 'ko-po-check' is most popular tool of open
source
translators. I cannot remember all of his contributions (evince

plugin

for
HWP, gnome-hwp-support... hunspell data for korean... and so many

help

for
community people .... )
I really respect him as leader of Gnome Korean community.

With Regards,
JC


2013/3/7 Simon YoungKi Hong <simon hong81 gmail com>


How about leader of korea mozilla community "channy"?
He is a famous speaker in korea.

On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 10:04 PM, Max <sakanamax hotmail com>

wrote:

Thanks Simon and team

It's a great news to here Soonson Kwon present regular session.

I agree with Emily,  We can have several keynote speakers for

our

summit.
It's good to have local keynote speaker in summit. ^^

And I wish Karen could be our keynote speaker this year. ^^


Best regards


Max



On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 2:48 PM, Simon YoungKi Hong
<simon hong81 gmail com>
wrote:


Thank you JC!

Last weekend, I met Soonson Kwon.
He talked me that He can present regular session.
One concern point is about subject because his topic is not

related

with
gnome.
So, he want to know other speaker's subject to judge his

subject
is

matched with other subjects.

Thank you.
Simon.

On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 3:27 PM, JoonCheol Park
<jooncheol gmail com>
wrote:

I've talked with him.
Unfortunately, he told me that he will not able to any

community

activities
for a while due to take care of baby.
So I asked him to present 1 session regarding to Korean

Input
in

Gnome.
But
he did not say yes due to same reason. Because it need to

many

time
to
prepare ...
Hope that he can have extra time to prepare present before

paper

registration is closed. :-)

With Regards,
JC

2013년 3월 1일 금요일에 Simon YoungKi Hong님이

작성:



I'm contacting with Soonson Kwon, again.

@JoonCheol
Could you invite HwanJin Choe?

ChangWoo Ryu is subscribing this mailing list. :)

On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 12:37 PM, Karen Sandler <

karen gnome org>

wrote:

I agree with Emily's thoughts on seeing if Soonson Kwon's
would
speak
in
a
regular session.  I also think that the local team should
invite
HwanJin
Choe and Changwoo Ryu as they see fit :)

karen

On Thu, February 28, 2013 10:22 pm, Emily Chen wrote:

Both HwanJin Choe and Changwoo Ryu sounds good keynote
speaker
to
me.

We can have several keynote speakers for our summit.

Can local team go to invite them ?

BTW, for Soonson Kwon, even he is refused to be keynote
speaker,
can
we
invite he to give a presentation ? Our topic is most

GNOME

related ,
but
we
are also open for other topics related to FOSS and

linux.


-Emily


2013/2/28 Namhyung Kim <namhyung kernel org>


2013-02-28 (목), 22:52 +0900, JoonCheol Park:

Sorry for typo.

s/HwanJin Choi/HwanJin Choe

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


Right, me too. :)

In addition to him, I'd also like to suggest Changwoo

Ryu
as

a
keynote
speaker.  He's been a long time contributor of gnome,

debian

and
other
open source projects and doing great jobs for solving
various
Korean
localization issues.  He is the Korean localization

team

coordinator
and
original developer of Korean spell checking dictionary
project.

Thanks,
Namhyung



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