Tokamak planning

[Celeste Lyn Paul]

I'm not attending and I know there is no agenda but please *please* PLEASE 
talk about Plasma user types and activities.  I've done a few interviews and 
hope to finish them by the beginning of next week so I can get you guys the 
report by the sprint. 

~ C

On Wednesday 02 April 2008 13:00:33 Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> hi everyone...
>
> Tokamak (Mark I?), the first Plasma Developer Sprint, is starting in a
> little over a week's time.
>
> i figured it would be good to get some agenda-like details out of the way.
>
> First Rule Of Tokamak: There is no agenda. ;)
>
> seriously though, given the sorts of topics that are likely, i don't think
> there will be a large number of Big Architecture issues, but rather a lot
> of interesting implementation issues as well as fairly specific design and
> arhitecture areas to concentrate on.
>
> to coordinate this all a bit, i'd like everyone who will be attending to
> bring with them the following lists:
>
> * Primary: Up to 5 items that you would like to see dealt with during
> Tokamak * Secondary: Up to 5 additional items that you think need
> addressing * Everything else
>
> on the first day, we'll do a little meet 'n greet then share our primary
> lists in a group setting. this will help set the agenda for the rest of the
> event.
>
> if there aren't immediately dominant items from combining the primary
> lists, we'll add in information from the secondary lists.
>
> from there, we can break out to work on the items of interest to us
> (individually or, preferably, in groups) to address the various items on
> our agenda. there'll be a natural amount of discussion between breakout
> groups a well, i'm sure, since we'll still all be in the same room(s).
>
> we'll have full group sessions in the morning (after breakfast) and evening
> (before dinner) to regroup, compare notes, etc.  we can do this more often
> if necessary but i doubt it.
>
> at the end of each day, i'll ensure that we have a decent summary of the
> day upon the dev wiki so those who couldn't make it this time around can
> keep up with what we're doing =)



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Celeste Lyn Paul
HCI Working Group
KDE Usability Project
usability.kde.org