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GSettings Hackfest 2010
Contents
Cambridge (MA), April 12-17
Primary contact: Ryan Lortie
Secondary contact: Vincent Untz
Relevant GNOME team
Maintainers of GNOME modules, platform architects
Description
The aim of this hackfest is to move GSettings and dconf to the state needed to have it used in GNOME 3. Some non-trivial GNOME modules will be ported to validate the API and help find issues.
Novell will host the hackfest in Cambridge. We expect to have no more than 5-7 participants.
Sponsors
Much appreciation to the following sponsor who made this event possible:
Many thanks also to Red Hat, Codethink and Lanedo for sending people to this event!
Agenda, goals
- make sure gsettings and dconf are rock-solid
- land the missing bits in glib
- define a migration plan from gconf
- port a few applications (evolution, gnome-panel, nautilus?) to validate
Measuring your success
- see the goals, which are (nearly all) measurable
- people should be able to start porting other apps after the hackfest
Attendants
If you are interested in attending, please send email to the contacts above stating the work items on which you want to hack (and/or proposing other work items).
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Origin |
Roommate |
Dates |
Toronto, Canada |
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IN: AC358 YYZ↘arr13:04. OUT: AC7965 dep18:45↗YYZ |
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Grenoble, France |
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Westford, MA |
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Acton, MA |
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unavailable April 1, April 19-22 and April 26-30, other days available 9am-2pm |
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Passau, Germany |
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Cambridge, MA |
can host 1 person |
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Somerville, MA |
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Costs
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How to get there
The hackfest will occur at Novell: 198 Broadway, Cambridge.
To get there, the simplest way is to take the Red Line and go to the Kendall/MIT station.
Accommodation and food
<list of places to stay and eat near the venue>
Previous discussions, organization threads, drafts, relevant links, etc
A lot of discussion happend privately or on IRC, but there's a small thread on desktop-devel-list too.