There are various sessions about Free RTC at the FSFE Summit this week (Fri -Sun) in Berlin:
https://fsfe.org/community/events/2016/summit/frontpage.en.html
I'm already in Berlin and would be glad to meet anybody else who comes along. Please also promote this event to friends.
Regards,
Daniel
Quoting Daniel Pocock daniel@pocock.pro:
There are various sessions about Free RTC at the FSFE Summit this week (Fri -Sun) in Berlin:
I'll be there.
I'm already in Berlin and would be glad to meet anybody else who comes along. Please also promote this event to friends.
Some Debian people will meet on Sunday 20:00 hrs in the local brewery "Eschenbräu" in Wedding, Triftstr. 67.
It was on -private, IIRC.
Cheers
PS: I updated the wheezy and jessie backports of prosody-modules. The package does contain now all the nice modules for mobile users. Who is responsible for administrating the Debian XMPP server and make use of the all the nice stuff? You?
Sorry for spamming the list - this was for Daniel, of course.
Nothing secret in it, of course :~)
Quoting "W. Martin Borgert" debacle@debian.org: ...
On 01/09/16 19:41, W. Martin Borgert wrote:
Some Debian people will meet on Sunday 20:00 hrs
I leave earlier on Sunday so unfortunately I can't join
PS: I updated the wheezy and jessie backports of prosody-modules. The package does contain now all the nice modules for mobile users. Who is responsible for administrating the Debian XMPP server and make use of the all the nice stuff? You?
The box (vogler.debian.org) is run by DSA with input from the Debian RTC team[1]
Once something is in jessie-backports, you can ping DSA on IRC or by opening an RT ticket using the instructions on their wiki. Sometimes they update the packages from jessie-backports without anybody asking.
If any of the changes are potentially troublesome, I'd encourage you to use an RT ticket and let DSA know about any issues or link to the discussion on debian-rtc-admin[2]
We also have the debian-rtc list[3] where you can announce the changes once they go live and get feedback from people using it.
Regards,
Daniel
1. https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/RTC 2. https://alioth.debian.org/mail/?group_id=100991 3. https://lists.debian.org/debian-rtc