Boston Summit 2010
The 10th annual Boston Summit will be held on the weekend of November 6th-8th in Boston, MA, USA.
This year we are piggy backing the Linux Plumbers conference which is also being held in Boston. The event will be held at MIT's Tang Centre (same as last year) and the new Media Lab.
Saturday and Sunday (6th-7th)
- 3rd floor of the Tang Centre - rooms E51-315, E51-325, E51-335, E51-345, E51-372 and E51-376
Monday (8th)
- 6th floor of the Media Lab - Event space 674, Lecture hall 633 (until 4pm), Winter Garden and Silverman Skyline
The Boston Summit is a three-day hackfest for GNOME developers and contributors. It is not primarily aimed at users or new contributors, but if you want to jump right into the deep end, it's a fantastic way to meet everyone and get involved. Unlike traditional conferences, the Boston Summit is all about getting developers together and getting things done. While there are some non-hacking sessions, they are geared heavily towards many-to-many, interactive discussion and planning, rather than one-to-many presentations.
Tell us you're coming - add your name to the list to let us know that you're planning to participate.
http://twitter.com/gnomesummit for updates
Travel
This year the travel committee has a limited budget to send a couple of people to the Summit. Please go to the Travel Committee page for instructions on how to submit a request for sponsorship. If you require a visa to travel to the United States, the travel committee will also issue you a letter inviting you to the conference. This letter should be submitted with your visa application to the appropriate consulate or visa agency.
Schedule
Got a meeting time? Mark it here:
Saturday
345
335
325
315
Hall
9 AM
Opening
10 AM
11:15 AM
Where are we going 3.0
12:15 PM
Lunch
2 PM
Gtk Animation Framework - Clutter 2.0
Hacking
Hacking
Hacking
3 PM
Gestures
Caribou/AT-SPI
Hacking
Hacking
Hacking
4 PM
Overflow
Friends of Gnome
Hacking
Snowy Hackfest
Hacking
NOTE: Daylight Savings Time in the US ends Saturday night. Sunday and Monday times are UTC-5, not UTC-4!
Sunday
345
335
325
315
Hall
10 AM
GNOME in 30 seconds videos
11 AM
Setting Goals for GNOME
12 PM
Browser in Gtk+/WebKit in the Platform
1 PM
Lunch
2 PM
Litl OS
Litl's Snacks
3 PM
Unity
4 PM
Moduleset reorg
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
8 PM
Monday - at the Media Lab
Lecture hall 633
Event space partition 1
Event space partition 2
Event space partition 3
10 AM
Closing day address
Gnome feature video shooting
11 AM
Jumplists
PyGObject Introspection
Gnome feature video shooting
12 PM
GNOME for Dummies, how the various parts of the project function
Gnome feature video shooting
User Accounts / SSSD
1 PM
Lunch
2 PM
hacking
GNOME 3 Universal Access
3 PM
IM integration in the Shell (presence, contacts, ...)
hacking
4 PM
room closed
hacking
6 PM
clean up
NOTE: for some reason irc.gnome.org doesn't seem to work in the Media Lab. Try irc.gimp.ca instead.
Participate! - Got a project to hack on or a plan to put in motion? Want to lead a BoF? Hack on something with the community? Give a talk? Let us know! These proposals will inform the content and structure of the event.