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This page contains information about the Fedora Project at the Red Hat Summit 2010.
This page is a draft only
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on the information on this page.
Quick Facts
- What
- Red Hat Summit 2010
- Where
- TBA
- When
- June 22-25, 2010
Vision
This is a list of highlights of what the Fedora presence at the 2010 Summit should look like.
Not every item on this list is guaranteed.
Significant planning is still in progress with the organizers, but this list represents what we'd like to have at the event.
Significant planning is still in progress with the organizers, but this list represents what we'd like to have at the event.
- Not a FUDCon.
- This approach proved unsuccessful at the 2008 Summit and was not repeated in 2009. The respective audiences are too dissimilar, so one event distracts from the other, to the detriment of people attending both.
- A booth/table.
- A visible location at which we can pass out swag, have informal chats with attendees, and have Fedora Project contributors hang out between sessions. A pair of vertical banners and the vinyl sign will be needed for this table.
- An expanded Fedora room.
- A dedicated room for Fedora demonstrations, 1x1 technical advice, and lectures. We can either set up a schedule in advance or campground-style. Having this room gives a little bit more cachet, and allows us more flexibility in planning.
- Live USB keys.
- 2 GB USB keys for every attendee, with a Fedora 13 image (or as close thereto as we can get). The key will feature an event-specific wallpaper and a desktop link to the Summit materials online, as in 2009.
- Free booth passes for volunteers.
- Expo-only passes for Fedora attendees, free of cost, that will allow them access to the expo floor including the Fedora booth, and the Fedora room. No meals or nightly entertainment will be included; expo-only pass holders would need to purchase a party pass or a full Summit pass for those privileges. We may be able to include access to one track of talks at the Summit, likely the open source track.
- Encourage any interested Boston-area Fedora contributors to attend.
- The Summit will be in Boston, so we will potentially have many Fedora contributors attending, including Red Hat employees and volunteers.
- Build a booth schedule the evening before the event.
- We want to ensure coverage at the booth throughout the event, and at least one person at the booth should be a Red Hat employee. Often the people who approach the booth are company customers or partners and we want to ensure they have access to help inside the company as appropriate.
Attendee List
Agenda
Who's in Charge
Any difficulties or issues should be resolved by the event owner(s).
| Responsibility area | Description | Contributor(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booth setup | |||
| Booth schedule | |||
| Live USB | Get desktop artwork and link; make image; coordinate with orgaznizers and duplication house | Paul W. Frields | |
| Room schedule | |||
| Fedora dinner | |||
| Booth teardown |