Barcamp Day!!!
Below is a run down of the sessions I attended.
State of the Wiki / Docs project presented by Ian Weller and Karsten Wade. - This session went over the needs for wiki in regards to categories, namespaces etc as well as how the community can help out with this. The Docs presentation covered possible CRM solutions that can be used.
The NA Ambassadors completed the creation of the AmbassadorKits. Those that already requested them before they were available I will be shipping them out on Monday at the latest.
We also spent some time building Media Kits which are now at the registration table and will be stocked with F10 Media.
Discussions in regards to Mentoring new Fedora Project sign-ups as well as focusing on participation and contributors.
I have had a pretty busy past week so please forgive me if I am a little late in reporting these.
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On Monday December 8th, 2008 I gave a Fedora presentation at ITT Technical Institute in Harrisburg PA to 2 different groups of students throughout the day (the overall total was around 55 or 60). The entire group consisted of Multi-Media, Programming, Criminal Justice and Networking students. ITT Technical Institute already is utilizing Fedora in their Networking curriculum (currently Fedora 8). My presentation was geared mainly towards how students could build experience and a work portfolio while going to school by contributing to Fedora as well as some of the new features of F10 and I also did a small presentation on the XO and OLPC program.
Fedora Presentation and F10 Release Party / InstallFest Event Reports
This coming weekend marks the start of the Fedora IRC Classroom. What the heck is that you say!? Think of it as an online training class utilizing IRC.
This weekend has topics such as :
* SELinux Basics
* Firewall Basics
* Intro to Bugzilla
* Creating a Fedora Remix
* Beginners guide to getting involved
* Packaging
* Configuration Management using Puppet.
Attention all Ambassadors! It is that time again to get your Q4 (December, January, February) events added (if you have not already done so).
After attending my very first OLF I must admit I was really impressed. I am not going to comment on any of the presentations as I spent almost all of my time at the Fedora booth but I will focus on what I experienced and my thoughts.
OLF was well manned by various Fedora Ambassadors (13 to be exact) which made handling a crowd of roughly 1000 people very easy. I met and spoke with people across the board, everyone from families (including their young children) to Linux Var’s.
I was one of the lucky ones to be selected to help test Fedora on XO.
There have been quite a few discussions and meetings recently in regards to FAD planning. There has been a lot of good progress and great ideas coming out of these. With time getting close, we are looking at finalizing the Agenda and Schedule for FADNA shortly.
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