[Indic-computing-users] logs of todays meet on #indlinux
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From: Guntupalli K. <kar...@fr...> - 2004-11-21 21:42:29
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Hi all, 'Raw' IRC logs of todays Online Indic meet are available at; http://www.indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/21NovMeet Gora Mohanty started the discussion raising the following points "Some thoughts on prioritizing tasks (items marked with the same no. have roghly identical priorities): (1) Popularizing Linux (1) Increasing cooperation among language teams (2) Localization (2) Distribution (3) Making it easier for localizers in new languages, dialects" The discussion then moved to identifying the target user segments, it then moved towards consortium formation issues, with Sayamindu giving a breif on how it works at GNOME. Then GRIND issues came up where Sayamindu explained the plan for GRIND & some breif on componentized linux, on which it will be based. The idea basically being, first a working base be developed on top of which applications/services can be added in plug-n-play fashion based on user needs. The consortium will look into the planning issues. For a beginning, a core engg. team will be formed which will work on base distro part. This means testing out componentized linux ( http://www.componentizedlinux.org/ ), make a custom build. Xfree86 will be added to the CL base, with customization & localization of Anaconda, which is the GUI installer used. The complete process has to be studied and the tasks outlined. Different modules will need maintainers & testers. There would be need of volunteers with right skill sets. Meeting ended summarising on following action points (a) focus on getting CL-core up and running, (b) identify components, get volunteers and assign tasks (c) in parallel, put together consortium, and seek ways of funding localization and cooperation work. The next online meet would be on 23rd Nov, 3pm-5pm , primarily to discuss consortium formation issues. Another online meet would happen in coming weekend, to discuss building of CL-core for GRIND. Regards, Karunakar |