Re: Linux wireless mini-summit -- Berlin, June 2009

[Nick Kossifidis]

2009/4/3 John W. Linville <linville@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Greetings,
>
> As you may know, we are planning on having a wireless summit meeting
> in Berlin, Germany this June. ÂThis meeting is in cooperation with
> the Fedora FUDCon event, which will be accomodating us under the
> guise of a "hackfest". ÂThis event also overlaps (and co-locates)
> with LinuxTag 2009. ÂDetails are available here:
>
> Â Â Â Âhttps://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon:Berlin_2009
>
> FUDCon's are typically self-organizing under the BarCamp model.
> However, I have secured a promise that we will be allocated space
> for 1-2 dozen people on at least Friday 26 June and Saturday 27 June
> for our wireless event. ÂI personally encourage everyone not only to
> attend LinuxTag but also to participate in the rest of FUDCon!
>
> So, here I open the floor for discussion of agenda items for our
> wireless meeting/hackfest. ÂWhat do we think is important to discuss
> face-to-face this year? ÂWhat isn't getting done? ÂWhat is getting
> done wrong? ÂWhat do we need that we didn't realize last year?
>
> Also, please consider making some sort of prepared presentation.
> Especially welcome would be topics that are accessible to those
> outside of the core wireless developer group, such as current
> projects on enhancing IBSS support, extended power savings, or any
> other user-visible topic. ÂI'll be happy to take such proposals in
> private email or you can post them as part of this thread.
>
> Hopefully this gets the discussion started...please comment!
>
> John
>
> P.S. ÂWe are also planning a meeting in Portland this September for
> those unable or unwilling to travel outside of North America for
> whatever reason -- stay tuned.

Can we book a room on Holiday in
(http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon:Berlin_2009_lodging) or is it
only for Fedora people ? What's the process ? I've managed to find
some funding for travel expenses but most hotels are really expensive
(i plan to come on 24 and leave on 29).


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Nick
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