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h...@computer.org
Jul 7, 2010, 4:17:45 AM7/7/10
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Let me forward a topic from the Openmoko community list, that may be
interesting for German speaking members of the Beagle Board Community:
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The organizer of the opinion poll has told that there are already 27
responses.
Since the poll will be closed tomorrow evening, please hurry up to
state your preferences and wishes as described below.
Everyone from every country is welcome, but language will be German.
Therefore I expect the location to be somewhere in Germany, but it may
as well be Switzerland or Austria - depending on the outcome of the
poll and organization hurdles.
Results are planned to be posted here, and further planning will be
done through the Openmoko Wiki.
Nikolaus
Am 02.07.2010 um 10:21 schrieb Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller:
There has begun an initiative on http://freeyourphone.de to activate
and bring together (German speaking) people interested in different
open and independent hard- and software projects in the form of a
workshop/conference/meeting to exchange ideas, knowledge, projects and
make friends. It will take place somewhere in Germany.
Topics we think of are (not an exhaustive list):
* Openmoko
* Arduino
* Nanonote
* OpenPandora
* Openmoko Navigation-Board
* BeagleBoard
* SHR
* QtMoko
* FSO
Although it may look centered around the Openmoko, it is not limited
and other good projects and topics are very welcome.
To give a basis for planning, an online poll has been opened where you
can place your ideas, wishes and proposals:
https://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-survey.php?surveyID=KLMDNG_d1f1fd00&UID=3164427512
Please forward to all your friends (and different projects) who may
also be interested.
Nikolaus
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interesting for German speaking members of the Beagle Board Community:
-----
The organizer of the opinion poll has told that there are already 27
responses.
Since the poll will be closed tomorrow evening, please hurry up to
state your preferences and wishes as described below.
Everyone from every country is welcome, but language will be German.
Therefore I expect the location to be somewhere in Germany, but it may
as well be Switzerland or Austria - depending on the outcome of the
poll and organization hurdles.
Results are planned to be posted here, and further planning will be
done through the Openmoko Wiki.
Nikolaus
Am 02.07.2010 um 10:21 schrieb Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller:
There has begun an initiative on http://freeyourphone.de to activate
and bring together (German speaking) people interested in different
open and independent hard- and software projects in the form of a
workshop/conference/meeting to exchange ideas, knowledge, projects and
make friends. It will take place somewhere in Germany.
Topics we think of are (not an exhaustive list):
* Openmoko
* Arduino
* Nanonote
* OpenPandora
* Openmoko Navigation-Board
* BeagleBoard
* SHR
* QtMoko
* FSO
Although it may look centered around the Openmoko, it is not limited
and other good projects and topics are very welcome.
To give a basis for planning, an online poll has been opened where you
can place your ideas, wishes and proposals:
https://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-survey.php?surveyID=KLMDNG_d1f1fd00&UID=3164427512
Please forward to all your friends (and different projects) who may
also be interested.
Nikolaus
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comm...@lists.openmoko.org
http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
h...@computer.org
Jul 14, 2010, 12:22:15 PM7/14/10
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The opinion poll was closed and gave encouraging results. First
results (in German) are here:
http://freeyourphone.de/portal_v1/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=1794&p=17816&hilit=hardware#p17816
On 7 Jul., 10:17, "h...@computer.org" <h...@computer.org> wrote:
> Let me forward a topic from the Openmoko community list, that may be
> interesting for German speaking members of the Beagle Board Community:
>
> -----
>
> The organizer of the opinion poll has told that there are already 27
> responses.
>
> Since the poll will be closed tomorrow evening, please hurry up to
> state your preferences and wishes as described below.
>
> Everyone from every country is welcome, but language will be German.
> Therefore I expect the location to be somewhere in Germany, but it may
> as well be Switzerland or Austria - depending on the outcome of the
> poll and organization hurdles.
>
> Results are planned to be posted here, and further planning will be
> done through the Openmoko Wiki.
>
> Nikolaus
>
> Am 02.07.2010 um 10:21 schrieb Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller:
>
> There has begun an initiative onhttp://freeyourphone.deto activate
results (in German) are here:
http://freeyourphone.de/portal_v1/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=1794&p=17816&hilit=hardware#p17816
On 7 Jul., 10:17, "h...@computer.org" <h...@computer.org> wrote:
> Let me forward a topic from the Openmoko community list, that may be
> interesting for German speaking members of the Beagle Board Community:
>
> -----
>
> The organizer of the opinion poll has told that there are already 27
> responses.
>
> Since the poll will be closed tomorrow evening, please hurry up to
> state your preferences and wishes as described below.
>
> Everyone from every country is welcome, but language will be German.
> Therefore I expect the location to be somewhere in Germany, but it may
> as well be Switzerland or Austria - depending on the outcome of the
> poll and organization hurdles.
>
> Results are planned to be posted here, and further planning will be
> done through the Openmoko Wiki.
>
> Nikolaus
>
> Am 02.07.2010 um 10:21 schrieb Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller:
>
> and bring together (German speaking) people interested in different
> open and independent hard- and software projects in the form of a
> workshop/conference/meeting to exchange ideas, knowledge, projects and
> make friends. It will take place somewhere in Germany.
>
> Topics we think of are (not an exhaustive list):
>
> * Openmoko
> * Arduino
> * Nanonote
> * OpenPandora
> * Openmoko Navigation-Board
> * BeagleBoard
> * SHR
> * QtMoko
> * FSO
>
> Although it may look centered around the Openmoko, it is not limited
> and other good projects and topics are very welcome.
> To give a basis for planning, an online poll has been opened where you
> can place your ideas, wishes and proposals:
>
> https://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-survey.php?surveyID=KLMDNG_d1f1fd0...
> open and independent hard- and software projects in the form of a
> workshop/conference/meeting to exchange ideas, knowledge, projects and
> make friends. It will take place somewhere in Germany.
>
> Topics we think of are (not an exhaustive list):
>
> * Openmoko
> * Arduino
> * Nanonote
> * OpenPandora
> * Openmoko Navigation-Board
> * BeagleBoard
> * SHR
> * QtMoko
> * FSO
>
> Although it may look centered around the Openmoko, it is not limited
> and other good projects and topics are very welcome.
> To give a basis for planning, an online poll has been opened where you
> can place your ideas, wishes and proposals:
>
>
> Please forward to all your friends (and different projects) who may
> also be interested.
>
> Nikolaus
> _______________________________________________
> Openmoko community mailing list
> commun...@lists.openmoko.orghttp://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community> Please forward to all your friends (and different projects) who may
> also be interested.
>
> Nikolaus
> _______________________________________________
> Openmoko community mailing list
Vladimir Pantelic
Jul 14, 2010, 12:50:56 PM7/14/10
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h...@computer.org wrote:
> The opinion poll was closed and gave encouraging results. First
> results (in German) are here:
>
> http://freeyourphone.de/portal_v1/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=1794&p=17816&hilit=hardware#p17816
> The opinion poll was closed and gave encouraging results. First
> results (in German) are here:
>
> http://freeyourphone.de/portal_v1/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=1794&p=17816&hilit=hardware#p17816
are they available for the "unregistered"
cmair
Jul 15, 2010, 1:26:58 PM7/15/10
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Vladimir Pantelic schrieb:
For all of you which don't want to register, here is the text from the
page mentioned:
Die Umfrage ist geschlossen und die Antworten sind ausgewertet. Hier
sind die Ergebnisse:
45 Personen haben ihr Interesse bekundet an dem in der Umfrage
beschriebenen Event teilzunehmen.
Der beliebteste Austragungsort ist München, wo sich 29 Teilnehmer
einfinden würden. Es folgen Nürnberg (24), Essen und Köln (jeweils
23), Bamberg, Aachen (22), Berlin, Hamburg, Stuttgart (21), Mannheim,
Bingen, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hannover und Wien mit 19, Bremen (18),
Coburg (8) und Konstanz (7).
13 Begeisterte würden das Event überall aufsuchen, solange es nur eine
gute Flug oder Zugverfindung gibt. Fünf würden auch schlechtere
Verbindungen in Kauf nehmen.
Das Event sollte zwischen 1.5 und 2 Tagen dauern und entweder an einem
Freitag oder Samstag beginnen.
Wenn Hands-on-Workshops auf der Tagesordnung stehen, motiviert das 40
Personen zum mitmachen. Vorträge werden von 39 Interessenten
gewünscht. Demo Sessions und Diskussionen werden ebenfalls gern
verfolgt (26, 14). Um wirklich alle zu motivieren sollte es noch
Hardware-Fixes, ein Hackfest, "eine weitere Strategie"(?) und Alkohol
geben (jeweils 1).
Projekte die das meiste Interesse auf sich ziehen sind der Freerunner
(33), das Beagleboard(33), SHR (27), FSO (26), OpenPandora (21), das
Freerunner Navigation Board (18), Arudino (16), QtMoko und Ben
Nanonote (14).
Auch für die Organisation und für Vorträge haben sich bereits
Freiwillige gemeldet.
FSO, Openmoko und Beagleboard HW&SW, SDL mit C/C++, Mikrokontroller,
Programmierung mit Arudino, AoF, Freerunner Navigation Board sind
einige Themen welche jemand dem interessierten Teilnehmerkreis
näherbringen könnte.
Soviel zur Zusammenfassung. Um einen Überblick zu bekommen und meine
teils subjektive Interpretation der Ergebnisse nachzuvollziehen gibts
die Rohdaten zum Runterladen.
Hier ist die URL zu den Rohdaten und der Auswertung. Aktuell nur
im .ods Format.
Fragen: http://chonyota.net/freerunner/survey_20100709%2007-57-06.pdf
Ergebnisse: http://chonyota.net/freerunner/survey_results_20100709%2008-01-02-ausgewertet.ods
page mentioned:
Die Umfrage ist geschlossen und die Antworten sind ausgewertet. Hier
sind die Ergebnisse:
45 Personen haben ihr Interesse bekundet an dem in der Umfrage
beschriebenen Event teilzunehmen.
Der beliebteste Austragungsort ist München, wo sich 29 Teilnehmer
einfinden würden. Es folgen Nürnberg (24), Essen und Köln (jeweils
23), Bamberg, Aachen (22), Berlin, Hamburg, Stuttgart (21), Mannheim,
Bingen, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hannover und Wien mit 19, Bremen (18),
Coburg (8) und Konstanz (7).
13 Begeisterte würden das Event überall aufsuchen, solange es nur eine
gute Flug oder Zugverfindung gibt. Fünf würden auch schlechtere
Verbindungen in Kauf nehmen.
Das Event sollte zwischen 1.5 und 2 Tagen dauern und entweder an einem
Freitag oder Samstag beginnen.
Wenn Hands-on-Workshops auf der Tagesordnung stehen, motiviert das 40
Personen zum mitmachen. Vorträge werden von 39 Interessenten
gewünscht. Demo Sessions und Diskussionen werden ebenfalls gern
verfolgt (26, 14). Um wirklich alle zu motivieren sollte es noch
Hardware-Fixes, ein Hackfest, "eine weitere Strategie"(?) und Alkohol
geben (jeweils 1).
Projekte die das meiste Interesse auf sich ziehen sind der Freerunner
(33), das Beagleboard(33), SHR (27), FSO (26), OpenPandora (21), das
Freerunner Navigation Board (18), Arudino (16), QtMoko und Ben
Nanonote (14).
Auch für die Organisation und für Vorträge haben sich bereits
Freiwillige gemeldet.
FSO, Openmoko und Beagleboard HW&SW, SDL mit C/C++, Mikrokontroller,
Programmierung mit Arudino, AoF, Freerunner Navigation Board sind
einige Themen welche jemand dem interessierten Teilnehmerkreis
näherbringen könnte.
Soviel zur Zusammenfassung. Um einen Überblick zu bekommen und meine
teils subjektive Interpretation der Ergebnisse nachzuvollziehen gibts
die Rohdaten zum Runterladen.
Hier ist die URL zu den Rohdaten und der Auswertung. Aktuell nur
im .ods Format.
Fragen: http://chonyota.net/freerunner/survey_20100709%2007-57-06.pdf
Ergebnisse: http://chonyota.net/freerunner/survey_results_20100709%2008-01-02-ausgewertet.ods
h...@computer.org
Jul 22, 2010, 2:54:13 AM7/22/10
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The opinion poll is done and we have got confirmation for a nice
location in Munich.
For details (pre-registration, agenda etc.), please visit the new Wiki
page (German language).
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Open_HW_SW_Event/de
Nikolaus
location in Munich.
For details (pre-registration, agenda etc.), please visit the new Wiki
page (German language).
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Open_HW_SW_Event/de
Nikolaus
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