Re: Desktop Summit CFP announed and Registration open
- From: Nils Faerber <nils faerber kernelconcepts de>
- To: foundation-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Desktop Summit CFP announed and Registration open
- Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2011 14:49:29 +0100
I assume changing the date is impossible now?
It just occurred to me that this conflicts with the Chaos Communication
Camp organised by CCC:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Communication_Camp
This is probably the coolest and most geeky event on the planet (imagine
hackers sitting in their two man-tent hacking on a workstation with a
22" non-LCD monitor connected - a picture you'll never forget :)
I would assume that especially from Germany quite people would like to
attend the Camp too - e.g. me.
The Camp is only every four years so I will definitely go their :(
Cheers
nils
Am 28.02.2011 18:32, schrieb Kenny Duffus:
> The Desktop Summit 2011[1] is a joint conference organised by the GNOME[2] and
> KDE[3] communities, in Berlin, Germany from the 6th August 2011 to the 12th
> August 2011. Held annually in cities around Europe, GUADEC and Akademy are the
> world's largest gatherings of those involved with the free desktop or mobile
> user interfaces. Developers, artists, translators, community organisers,
> users, and representatives from government, education, and businesses and
> anyone else who shares an interest are welcome. GNOME and KDE are Free
> Software communities that drive the user interfaces of many Linux-powered
> devices, ranging from smartphones to laptops, or personal media centers. This
> year, for the second time, both communities have decided to organise a single,
> joint conference. We anticipate over a thousand participants, covering both
> projects as well as related technologies.
>
> Registration for the event is now open and the Call for Participation is
> available.
>
> The Desktop Summit Team are excited about the opportunity to have a conference
> with an unprecedented breadth of presentations about the Free Software
> Desktop, and are looking forward to your registrations and submissions.
>
> Of particular interest for the Desktop Summit are presentations and lightning
> talks on the following topics:
>
> * Closer collaboration between GNOME, KDE and related projects
> * GNOME, KDE and the mobile platform
> * The free desktops and social networks
> * Search, meta-data and the semantic desktop
> * The Desktop and the OS
> * Relationship with distributions and platforms
> * Optimizing power, memory and disk I/O usage
> * Designing and writing applications with strong user interfaces
> * Supporting non-technical contributions (e.g. documentation, visual design,
> marketing, project management, etc.) and attracting new community members
> * GNOME beyond the 3.0 release: the GNOME OS
> * Powerful foundations, elegant interfaces: Presentations on improvements in
> KDE applications
> * Government use of the free desktops; Free Software and non-governmental
> organizations
> * Attention for Free Software software in education and participation of
> students
>
> Submissions that do not fit into these categories are welcome too, provided
> that they are relevant for the GNOME or KDE stacks, free desktops or mobile
> user interfaces in general. We'd like to invite submissions not only from the
> organizing communities themselves but also from users of free desktops, from
> projects and organizations related to GNOME and KDE as well as contributors
> involved in technologies they are based on. Submissions with cross-desktop
> relevance are preferred. We are looking both for presentations and lightning
> talks.
>
> The Desktop Summit Call for Participation has the following timeline:
>
> * March 25th: Deadline for submission of abstracts
> * April 20th: Notification of speakers
> * August 6th-12th: The conference takes place in Berlin, Germany
>
> Please submit your proposal before March 25th through the online paper
> submission system[4]. Papers will be reviewed by the program committee between
> March 26th and April 20th.
>
> If you are interested in organizing a workshop session, a BoF or a project
> room please wait for a later separate call for participation.
> The program committee is looking forward to your suggestions and submissions
> for participating in this year's exciting edition of the Desktop Summit. In
> case of questions regarding the CFP feel free to talk to the programme
> committee[5]. For general questions on the conference please consult the
> Desktop Summit web site or contact the Desktop Summit organising team[6].
>
> 1. https://www.desktopsummit.org/
> 2. http://foundation.gnome.org/
> 3. http://ev.kde.org/
> 4. https://www.desktopsummit.org/submit
> 5. mailto:ds-talks desktopsummit org
> 6. mailto:ds-team desktopsummit org
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