LibrePlanet: Conference/2010/Schedule
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=== Thursday, March 18th (evening) === | === Thursday, March 18th (evening) === | ||
| − | * Informal dinner and drinks among the people in town so far. | + | * [[LibrePlanet2010/Informal dinner and drinks among the people in town so far|Informal dinner and drinks among the people in town so far]]. |
| − | * Initial introduction for GNU maintainers and developers attending the [[LibrePlanet2010/GNUHackersMeeting|GNU Hackers Meeting]]. | + | * [[LibrePlanet2010/Initial introduction for GNU maintainers|Initial introduction for GNU maintainers]] and developers attending the [[LibrePlanet2010/GNUHackersMeeting|GNU Hackers Meeting]]. |
| − | === | + | === [[LibrePlanet2010/Hacking|Hacking space]] === |
| − | + | We're running hackspace for projects over the three days. Projects are encouraged to [[LibrePlanet2010/Hacking/Projects|create a project profile listing]], and anyone [[LibrePlanet2010/Hacking|interested in hacking on projects]] should bring a GNU/Linux laptop. | |
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| + | === [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Friday|Friday, March 19th]] === | ||
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| + | A full day of GNU Hackers Meeting events and workshops covering various ways to use free software. | ||
[[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Friday|View full Friday schedule]] | [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Friday|View full Friday schedule]] | ||
| − | === Saturday, March 20th === | + | * [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/FridayNight|Unofficial Friday night events]] |
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| + | === [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Saturday|Saturday, March 20th]] === | ||
Address by RMS, and keynotes from other free software and GNU speakers with presentations on key free software projects. | Address by RMS, and keynotes from other free software and GNU speakers with presentations on key free software projects. | ||
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[[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Saturday|View full Saturday schedule]] | [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Saturday|View full Saturday schedule]] | ||
| − | === Sunday, March 21st === | + | * There is an official FSF party after this event, at Tommy Doyles. That's a bar/restaurant, not a dude's house. It's in Harvard Square: 96 Winthrop Street, cambridge, MA. |
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| + | === [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday|Sunday, March 21st]] === | ||
Lightning talks and presentations by attendees covering free software projects, practical steps in advocacy and diversity, and a GNU track with maintainers presenting on both their own projects and ideas for improving GNU overall. | Lightning talks and presentations by attendees covering free software projects, practical steps in advocacy and diversity, and a GNU track with maintainers presenting on both their own projects and ideas for improving GNU overall. | ||
[[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday|View full Sunday schedule]] | [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/Sunday|View full Sunday schedule]] | ||
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| + | * [[LibrePlanet2010/Schedule/SundayNight|Unofficial events for Sunday night]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:36, 18 July 2012
Thursday, March 18th (evening)
- Initial introduction for GNU maintainers and developers attending the GNU Hackers Meeting.
Hacking space
We're running hackspace for projects over the three days. Projects are encouraged to create a project profile listing, and anyone interested in hacking on projects should bring a GNU/Linux laptop.
Friday, March 19th
A full day of GNU Hackers Meeting events and workshops covering various ways to use free software.
Saturday, March 20th
Address by RMS, and keynotes from other free software and GNU speakers with presentations on key free software projects.
- There is an official FSF party after this event, at Tommy Doyles. That's a bar/restaurant, not a dude's house. It's in Harvard Square: 96 Winthrop Street, cambridge, MA.
Sunday, March 21st
Lightning talks and presentations by attendees covering free software projects, practical steps in advocacy and diversity, and a GNU track with maintainers presenting on both their own projects and ideas for improving GNU overall.
