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=== Cooperation with Vox Humanitatis === | |||
Bèrto 'd Sèra and Sabine Emmy Eller from Vox Humanitais were invited at the meeting to extend our collaboration. An export of Ambaradan data into kvtml2 format was successfully created by Vox Humanitatis. This means that Parley and also other applications can retrieve the data from Ambaradan directly without "intermediate conversion". As test data we used Agrovoc by FAO. Parley was able to digest the huge file with 100.000 entries and still remained fast. The complete dataset for Agrovoc for now will consist of 56 language combinations. For the future this means that data can be acquired fast, directly from Ambaradan which also means that our contents creating team can concentrate on the terminology entries only without needing to think about manual data conversion. Further ways of co-operation with other KDE projects were discussed and we will come back to these points step by step. | |||
== Pictures == | == Pictures == | ||
Revision as of 12:34, 28 May 2010
KDE-Edu Meeting at Randa (Switzerland) 20th to 25th May 2010
Meeting Scope
Results
Cooperation with Vox Humanitatis
Bèrto 'd Sèra and Sabine Emmy Eller from Vox Humanitais were invited at the meeting to extend our collaboration. An export of Ambaradan data into kvtml2 format was successfully created by Vox Humanitatis. This means that Parley and also other applications can retrieve the data from Ambaradan directly without "intermediate conversion". As test data we used Agrovoc by FAO. Parley was able to digest the huge file with 100.000 entries and still remained fast. The complete dataset for Agrovoc for now will consist of 56 language combinations. For the future this means that data can be acquired fast, directly from Ambaradan which also means that our contents creating team can concentrate on the terminology entries only without needing to think about manual data conversion. Further ways of co-operation with other KDE projects were discussed and we will come back to these points step by step.
Pictures
Press
- Local Newspaper Article (in German): Walliser Bote 22th May 2010
- Dot Story:
Blogs
- Randa 1 by Anne-Marie Mahfouf
- Randa-2 by Anne-Marie Mahfouf
- KDE Multimedia + Edu Sprint Wrap-Up by Daniel Laidig
- Buzzing by Aleix Pol
Meetings Notes
- Multimedia + Edu Sprint Schedule Detailed schedule and meeting notes
Sponsors
While the KDE e.V. sponsored travel and accomodations, some local sponsors also kindly donated time, hardware, money and help in various forms.
We would like to thank the following:
- Swiss Open Systems User Group: 1000.CHF for Zermatt trip and more
- BARINFORMATIK: internet connection (VDSL 20000/1000)
- Zermatt Tourism: Zermatt caps
- Linux User Group Oberwallis: infrastructure
- www.budgetcomputer.ch: computers, hardware and infrastructure
- Monsieur Hadrien Eggs - the Cook (took holiday to cook for free)
- Oliver Gottsponer, Olivier Summermatter (network), Silvan Kronig, anonymous: infrastructure, money, time and more!
- Mario Fux: overall organizer
Graphics (button) by David Vignoni