Re: [gentoo-pr] Gentoo Presentation

[Simon P. Hough]

Alrighty,

I`ll get to those designs later this week.. and the main headings will 
be neglected on
purpose if thats ok, i.e where it says "community" :)

I feel that an online doc explaining how to present the presentation 
would be a great
idea, it will be hard not to be "bossy" but that can be worked out..

This week is real busy, but I will hope to get some ideas going before 
the end of the week:)

cheers

Si
Sven Vermeulen wrote:

>On Sun, Dec 28, 2003 at 06:31:04PM -0500, Simon P. Hough wrote:
>
>
>>Excellent presentation, I think leaving the main headings to the author
>>of the presentation would still
>>be a good thing keeping the font ofcourse (Steelfish font, available at
>>www.1001fonts.com)
>>
>>
>
>With main heading you mean the word "community"?
>
>
>
>>So, you want more backgrounds?:)
>>
>>
>
>Yes :) As you can see I use four main subjects:
>
>- History
>- Metadistribution
>- Community
>- Organisation
>
>The "Metadistribution" has
>-- Portage
>-- Init Scripts
>-- Installation Choices
>-- Rapid Development
>-- Learn
>
>If you would be able to make backgrounds for these themes I believe most
>subjects that can rise in a presentation (generally) are discussed.
>
>
>
>>BTW How does one get thier own dev space?:) I just have a limited amount
>>here with my ISP.
>>
>>
>
>To have dev space you need to become a developer. To become a developer you
>need to continuously make considerable contributions to the Gentoo project.
>If you're interested in becoming a developer, just contact me off-list :)
>
>If you just need space, I'm sure another solution can be found.
>
>
>
>>Whats next on the agenda after the backgrounds?
>>
>>
>
>Good question. I was thinking about having a document online on how to make
>decent presentations. There are many rules to this so it would be nice if we
>can sum those up. This would also include how to act properly during the
>presentations.
>
>Another thing would be to have "official" presentations online (I am
>hoping for magicpoint because it is easily added to CVS and very small :). To
>be more precise, I hope that some of the aspects of the Gentoo project are
>available as presentations (in cooperation with the projects). For instance a
>presentation on "The Gentoo Hardened Project". These presentations can then
>be used by interested developers to give a presentation on the subject in
>their local LUG or at some free software conference.
>
>Non-presentation related, but still interesting, is to have a design out
>which can be printed as hand-outs for distribution on events, or even a press
>map in case a presentation is made at a more official conference.
>
>That's a bit of the things that are on my mind.
>
>Wkr,
>	Sven Vermeulen
>
>
>



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