Call for Papers: aKademy 2007

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Jarosław Staniek schrieb:
> Hello,
> 
> I'd like to invite you to contributing within aKademy 2007 in Glasgow, 
> Scotland [1]. My proposal is that we could run a talk related to win32 target, 
> as it was the case twice: in Malaga an Dublin. The interest is increasing and 
> people generally love to hear what's new and what's planned. For example, 
> recent advances related to installer(s) is worth mentioning. Please send here 
> any ideas about topics that can be covered.
> 
> We have 30 minutes, but a BoF session can be almost always added, even during 
> the aKademy but earlier is better. Last year the a mini-presentation and 
> discussion about kde/win32 development has been organized as a BoF session 
> [2], not a presentation. Presentations tend to be less technical than BoFs, 
> but slides are always welcome.
> 
> The first step is relatively easy: we need send a short abstract before 
> february 14th. [3]
> 
> It could be good if you declare whether you're able to attend aKademy this year.
> 
I'm sorry but it looks like Dublin is a little bit far away.
But maybe someone can convince me - still some time :)

- what do we support (mingw only? msvc - how?)
- who is making the packages
- where to store the packages (imho Ralf still has no answer from kde
ftpadmin)
- what do we want to release (only kdelibs and all the rest
independently or do the same way like kde/unix does? be aware that we
can only release some apps)
- we need some non-developers (or better: some people who are better in
writing than me) to get more attention - commit-digest was fine
...


Christian

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