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Wed, 11 Nov 2009

Dev call 11/11/2009 minutes

minutes

2.5.4 status

Luc

Will

Ben

Janet

Paul

Nick

bugzilla

notes

Are these reports useful to anyone? No one has commented, no one has mentioned them on IRC or email, ... If they're not useful and no one is reading them, then I should be spending my time elsewhere.

[ tags: miro, work | category: /miro | Permalink | View/Add Comments: 3 ]

Comments:

Posted by sg on Fri Nov 13 01:48:09 2009
Definitely useful. Currently the only way I'm able to somewhat follow developments.


Posted by FSF member from Czech Republic on Fri Nov 13 10:30:58 2009
hello, Great news that 2.5.4RC is out.

please continue with this. i am eagerly checking planet.getmiro.com every day for updates, your report is practically the only thing which is getting the people know what is going on in the team and with the development itself. For open source project communication is vital. I am really surprised that this is practically the only source of information for regular users. Or is there something where can I track the development better (bugzilla probably)? Where is the changelogs for 2.5.4 instance...? This must be more open, or nobody will post comments, not speaking about other contribution...

I think the forums at getsatisfaction.com are not really great (as you can see by the amount of posts)

Please keep up the great job! You dont even know how many people undoubtfully appreciate it and in the future I am convinced there will be so much more of them. Miro and free(as in speech) tv-on-demand is the future... :)

Thank you


Posted by will on Fri Nov 13 10:39:49 2009
I'll keep writing them up, then.

FSF member of the Czech Republic: I'm not sure why you think there's nothing out there and that the project isn't open.  We have Get Satisfaction forums:

http://getsatisfaction.com/participatoryculturefoundation/

We have Bugzilla timelines and roadmaps:

http://bugzilla.pculture.org/roadmap.cgi
http://bugzilla.pculture.org/timeline.cgi

We have a web frontend for the repository where all changes get made:

http://git.participatoryculture.org/miro

For every release, we have release notes:

https://develop.participatoryculture.org/trac/democracy/wiki/ReleaseNotes
https://develop.participatoryculture.org/trac/democracy/wiki/2.5ReleaseNotes

We have #miro and #miro-hackers on freenode.net for IRC.

We have a develop mailing list:

http://participatoryculture.org/mailman/listinfo/develop

We have a planet:

http://planet.getmiro.com/

And we have an identi.ca group:

http://identi.ca/group/miro

Seems like we're telling the world as much as we possibly can.


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