Hi! This might have fit better on a forum. but since we're between day zero (announcement) and day one (source code release) and well, things aren't that publically active right now to the extent I'm almost hearing the sound of crickets.
I thought it might be good to have these questions aired so we are ready to go when day one of MeeGo happens, or organise activities until or after day one. The questions are: * What are you waiting for to happen in the MeeGo project? * Do you know what is currently blocking these things to happen, if so, what? * What would you contribute with if these things happened? What area, what specific things - how can you help, where's your talents in this area and interest? When replying to the questions, please cut out everything else than the questions and your answers :) The idea is to help get an impression of what latent and waiting contributors that is interested in helping out in the project. This can also help prioritising some activities as to help this community bootstrap itself. This is -not- a thread where you discuss heavily, but where you think how you, as someone interested in making MeeGo great, will show what you're helping to bring to the table. The hope is that it'll help organise people into groups as well. So, I'll start with myself: * I'm waiting for TSG meetings to start, the source packages of MeeGo being published, OBS access for the community opened so we can contribute on equal footing as Intel and Nokia employees can. * Blockers: TSG: The current negotiations, Source packages: day one, OBS: current setup and policy (AFAIK) * If these things happen, I would participate in helping the project to operate in a open manner, establish policies. If source packages of MeeGo got published, I'd try to build MeeGo for the Nokia N810 ;) If OBS access got opened i'd build it there. What I hope to bring to the table is organising newcomers to contribute to the project, making porting MeeGo easy as eating pie to devices much like Mer was and my experiences with Mer, both organisationally, policy and code-wise. Along with that, my role as maemo.org distmaster in communication of licensing change requests with Nokia to help community development and many other things. Regards, Carsten Munk maemo.org distmaster _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
