On 2011-08-04 Allan wrote: > Sumana Harihareswara <sumanah panix com> wrote: > >> From: "Karen Sandler" <karen gnome org> > > ... > > >> We're putting together information for the Desktop Summit Press > >> Kit, and one of the sections is "hot issues" for both KDE and > >> GNOME. > > ... > > > Additional hot issues (that is, some of these are salient and > > somewhat controversial, worth addressing): > > > > * perception of difficulty of collaboration with design team (I > > said *perception*, not reality) > > > > * Canonical, Unity, etc. > > > > * GNOME's relevance to mobile > > These don't seem like things we should be presenting to the press, > tbh... Depends on how you word them :D I turned the comments here into: Key issues for GNOME at the Desktop Summit The GNOME community will use the opportunity of the Desktop Summit gathering to discuss the following 'hot' items in the community: * Celebrating GNOME 3.0. 2011 has been a big year for GNOME; the summit will be a chance for contributors to congratulate one another on their achievement. * The future of GNOME 3; how to help the distributions to package GNOME 3 and ease the overall adoption of its use and development, seeking feedback to help with design and architecture? Where will GNOME 3.2 be going? What about the talks about GTK 4? Our new Documents interface? The GNOME Contacts framework? * We will be welcoming our new Executive Director and the new Foundation Board! * GNOME and mobile. With the earlier GNOME Mobile efforts and the work on GNOME Shell as well as MeeGo, there are plenty of mobile technologies in the GNOME community. How do these relate to each other, how can they strengthen each other and is there more collaboration possible? * Improving collaboration within the GNOME community.There are many brilliant people involved in GNOME and there are many opportunities to employ there skills in other and better ways. An example would be makeing better use of the interaction knowledge and user interface design skills we have. * Collaboration with other communities and our corporate partners is also high on the agenda. There is technology shared with the KDE community in our lower stack and there is much to be gained in that are. But also collaboration with our corporate partners including Canonical, Red Hat, SUSE and others is an important point of attention. Input still welcome but it'll have to come quick, we need to start doing the look & feel and printing soon. Cheers, Jos > Allan > -- > IRC: aday on irc.gnome.org > Blog: http://afaikblog.wordpress.com/
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