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The virtual KDE PIM New Year Meeting 2021 took place on January 9th 2021. | |||
== Announcement == | |||
From 2003 to 2012 the KDE PIM community used to meet at Osnabrück for its traditional new year meeting. Originating from a project to bring FOSS groupware to German public institutions, these meetings were instrumental in forming the KDE PIM community, shaped the development of Kontact, and acted as birthplace for famous and infamous technologies, such as Akonadi. | From 2003 to 2012 the KDE PIM community used to meet at Osnabrück for its traditional new year meeting. Originating from a project to bring FOSS groupware to German public institutions, these meetings were instrumental in forming the KDE PIM community, shaped the development of Kontact, and acted as birthplace for famous and infamous technologies, such as Akonadi. | ||
In 2021 we want to revive this tradition for a one-time get-together of former and current members of the KDE PIM community. As we can't meet in person we will do this as an online afternoon meeting: "Virtual Osnabrück". | In 2021 we want to revive this tradition for a one-time get-together of former and current members of the KDE PIM community. As we can't meet in person we will do this as an online afternoon meeting: "Virtual Osnabrück". | ||
The meeting will take place on BigBlueButton on '''Saturday, January 9th, 2021 from 14:00 to 17:00 (Osnabrück time zone, i.e. UTC+1)''' | The meeting will take place on BigBlueButton on '''Saturday, January 9th, 2021 from 14:00 to 17:00 (Osnabrück time zone, i.e. UTC+1)'''. | ||
The purpose of the meeting is to (re)connect the community, to meet old friends, and to talk past, current, and future KDE PIM. We will have time for mingling and chatting, but also will have a couple of short presentations. | The purpose of the meeting is to (re)connect the community, to meet old friends, and to talk past, current, and future KDE PIM. We will have time for mingling and chatting, but also will have a couple of short presentations. | ||
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* Open discussion | * Open discussion | ||
== How to participate == | == Report == | ||
tbd | |||
== Organization == | |||
=== How to participate === | |||
Everybody interested in KDE PIM is welcome to participate. Special invitations to all those who have participated in previous Osnabrück meetings. To be able to plan ahead a bit, please add your name to the list below or [mailto:[email protected] contact Cornelius Schumacher], if you intend to participate. Spontaneous appearance is welcome as well, though :-) | Everybody interested in KDE PIM is welcome to participate. Special invitations to all those who have participated in previous Osnabrück meetings. To be able to plan ahead a bit, please add your name to the list below or [mailto:[email protected] contact Cornelius Schumacher], if you intend to participate. Spontaneous appearance is welcome as well, though :-) | ||
== List of participants == | === List of participants === | ||
* Cornelius Schumacher <[email protected]> | * Cornelius Schumacher <[email protected]> | ||
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* Markus Feilner <[email protected]>/[email protected] | * Markus Feilner <[email protected]>/[email protected] | ||
== Call for presentations == | === Call for presentations === | ||
We are looking for a couple of short (about 5-10 mins) presentations. Anything is welcome, from slides with a project update to you telling your favorite Osnabrück story, and everything inbetween and beyond. | We are looking for a couple of short (about 5-10 mins) presentations. Anything is welcome, from slides with a project update to you telling your favorite Osnabrück story, and everything inbetween and beyond. | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 16 January 2021
The virtual KDE PIM New Year Meeting 2021 took place on January 9th 2021.
Announcement
From 2003 to 2012 the KDE PIM community used to meet at Osnabrück for its traditional new year meeting. Originating from a project to bring FOSS groupware to German public institutions, these meetings were instrumental in forming the KDE PIM community, shaped the development of Kontact, and acted as birthplace for famous and infamous technologies, such as Akonadi.
In 2021 we want to revive this tradition for a one-time get-together of former and current members of the KDE PIM community. As we can't meet in person we will do this as an online afternoon meeting: "Virtual Osnabrück".
The meeting will take place on BigBlueButton on Saturday, January 9th, 2021 from 14:00 to 17:00 (Osnabrück time zone, i.e. UTC+1).
The purpose of the meeting is to (re)connect the community, to meet old friends, and to talk past, current, and future KDE PIM. We will have time for mingling and chatting, but also will have a couple of short presentations.
This will be a fun meeting, reviving old bonds and creating new ones, a glimpse into how KDE PIM came to be and what it is today. Looking forward to see you in January. As Till once wrote in 2012: "Osnabrück is not a place :)."
Agenda
(all times are Osnabrück timezone, i.e. UTC+1)
| Time | Session | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 14:00 - 14:30 | "Dom-Hotel" | Greetings, welcome, catching up |
| 14:30 - 15:15 | "Große Straße" | Presentation round: KDE PIM at Osnabrück |
| 15:15 - 15:45 | "Hase" | We will figure out how to take a virtual group photo |
| 15:45 - 16:30 | "Neuer Graben" | Presentation round: KDE PIM today and in the future |
| 16:30 - 17:00 | "Rampendahl" | Social event, bring your favorite beverage, open end |
Presentation round: KDE PIM at Osnabrück
- Bernhard Reiter: Started by the riddle of the Eqyptian Sphinx
- Till Adam: The origins of Akonadi File:Akonadi-HowItBegan-Osnabrück-2021.odp
- Thorsten Stärk: KTimeTracker
- Open discussion
Presentation round: KDE PIM today and in the future
- Bernhard Reiter: Love the fat client, it means independance
- Christian Mollekopf: State of Kube
- Volker Krause: KDE Itinerary & friends
- Open discussion
Report
tbd
Organization
How to participate
Everybody interested in KDE PIM is welcome to participate. Special invitations to all those who have participated in previous Osnabrück meetings. To be able to plan ahead a bit, please add your name to the list below or contact Cornelius Schumacher, if you intend to participate. Spontaneous appearance is welcome as well, though :-)
List of participants
- Cornelius Schumacher <[email protected]>
- Volker Krause <[email protected]>
- Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
- Bernhard Reiter <[email protected]>
- Christian Mollekopf <[email protected]>
- Till Adam <[email protected]>
- Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]>
- David Jarvie <[email protected]>
- Marc Deop <[email protected]>
- Kevin Ottens
- Sandro Knauß <[email protected]>
- Alexander Potashev <[email protected]>
- Kevin Krammer <[email protected]>
- Andre Heinecke <[email protected]>
- Simon Hausmann <[email protected]>
- Stephen Kelly
- Markus Feilner <[email protected]>/[email protected]
Call for presentations
We are looking for a couple of short (about 5-10 mins) presentations. Anything is welcome, from slides with a project update to you telling your favorite Osnabrück story, and everything inbetween and beyond.
Some topics for inspiration:
- History or lessons learned from the Osnabrück meetings
- What happened to project XYZ we conceived or talked about at Osnabrück?
- KDE PIM anecdotes
- What's hot in KDE PIM today?
- I have this idea...
If you would like to contribute a short presentation, please reach out to Cornelius Schumacher <[email protected]> so we can coordinate the agenda. A title and one sentence of what it will be, are enough. If you are unsure or just have a vague idea, please don't hesitate to reach out as well, and we'll figure out how to put it together. Spontaneous contributions at the meeting will also be welcome, as time permits.