My apologies — it’s been a busy week and I’m swamped with Cloud SIG effort, other work stuff, and a kid with a stomach bug. Plus, these things turn out to take a long time to write. (Who knew?!) The Fedora.next 2014 Update series will back next week with governance structure, current status (with many updates!), and some big-picture ideas.
In the meantime, as always, I will take questions, comments, complaints, in any form including replies here, on the mailing lists, at any bar or coffee shop within walking distance of Boston’s MBTA, or on social media (@mattdm on Twitter; on Google Plus it’s probably best to use the Fedora Project G+ community, and similarly Fedora Linux or Fedora Community Folks on Facebook).
And, I will be at Northeast Linux Fest in Cambridge, Massachusetts tomorrow (April 5th), and at the Fedora booth at Red Hat Summit in San Francisco (April 14th-17th). If you’re going to be at one of these events, come talk to me! At Summit, I’ll be showing off some cool stuff with Docker and Colin Walter’s Fedora Atomic Remix, but will be more than happy to discuss about anything Fedora.
As the final post in the series, I’ll take all of the discussions and questions that have sprouted from these articles and highlight the areas which have resulted in the most interest. So, again, apologies, and let the conversation continue….
Previously:
Leslie Satenstein
Hi Matthew,
Please review my earlier comments about wish list and one about a rant. My comments are shown on the right under “Recent Comments”
Matthew Miller
Well, they probably won’t be under Recent Comments for long. 🙂 But… I did read them, and they seem like fine feedback, but a little… too focused on the details for the conversation here. If you’d like to get involved the design here, the Workstation WG or Fedora Design groups are probably most appropriate — or, Gnome upstream.
Leslie Satenstein
We have a strong Linux community here in Montreal. We are all bilingual users and would welcome the opportunity to host a BOF for Fedora. We have several colleges and universities and some other venus where a meeting auditorium could be reserved.
Matthew Miller
Hi Leslie. Sounds exciting. Send me a message and I will put you in touch with Tom (“spot”) Callaway, who is heading up an education/academia outreach program.
You might be interested in pitching a location for the next Flock conference — this years’ edition will take place in Prague, but the plan is to alternate between Europe/Middle East and North America. Montreal would be awesome.
Cory Hilliard
We definitely need more Red Hat/Fedora/CentOS activity in Ontario, Canada.
Matthew Miller
Okay! What are you looking for? What are your ideas?