[Lopsa-regional-project] Intro to LOPSA presentation

[Michael R. Crusoe]

der.hans wrote:
> Am 02. Feb, 2006 schwätzte Michael R. Crusoe so:
> 
>> Sorry for the delay in posting this, I was waiting for the go ahead from
>> a board member.
>>
>> You can find a tarball of the Open Document Presentation (and required
>> fonts) I gave to the Phoenix Linux Users Group at
>> http://www.qrivy.net/~michael/private/IntroToLOPSA-20060102.tar
> 
> 
> It works without the fonts. I take it we want to require people use those
> fonts? If so we need a README stating such and explaining how to use them.

Yes, those are the official fonts for LOPSA.

> Maybe that should also go in the notes.
> 
>> They are currently customized with my name and contact info, but that is
>> easily changed.
> 
> 
> Can we make turn the doc into a template that prompts for the appropriate
> info? /me don't know nuthin about these here GUI document thingamagigs...

Uh, that seems like a lot of work -- you should customize the
presentation's content for your audience anyways.

>> I'll be sending out my notes once they are cleaned up.
> 
> 
> There are notes in the presenation. Yes, they need to be cleaned up some
> :).

Ah, those aren't mine (they're inherited from the original Community
Meeting presentation).


> Slide 3, 'another definition' seems to be missing a period.

Fixed, thanks.

> Notes for slide 6: do we have another open IRC session setup? If not we
> need to at least change that to 'the last one was...'

That was part of the old notes.

> Notes for slide 7 are specific for LISA, no?

See above.

> www.LOPSA.org or LOPSA.org, but not both. I think dparter's moving the
> site to use LOPSA.org, which works better for https since that's what the
> certificate is for.

changed to lopsa.org -- though I think that's semantically empty since
the appropriate SRV records aren't in place, I'll run with the policy.

> We'll need notes on hallwaytrack for those who don't go to conferences.

Yep, that's in my (unreleased) notes.

> What's the last picture?

After the community meeting there was a brainstorming session wherein we
asked the attendees to share their ideas and thoughts on a variety of topic.

Does anybody know what happened to those sheets?

-- 
Michael R. Crusoe

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