[clue] Xorg presentation in the fall
Matt Dew
marcoz at osource.org
Thu May 19 08:56:28 MDT 2011
I'll be a minion too.
C'mon people, step up. Everyone is busy and has real life
responsibilities. Many hands lighten the load.
On 05/18/2011 10:27 AM, Michael J. Hammel wrote:
> On Tue, 2011-05-17 at 15:21 -0600, YES NOPE9 wrote:
>> I volunteer to be one of your myrmidons.
>
> I don't know that term, but I assume you're hoping I'll lead. I'll need
> more minions, then. Don't count on it unless we get a critical mass of
> people (definitely more than 3).
>
>> I would like to expand the charter of CLUE to engulf FLOSS / POSH.
>
> I don't know POSH either. I think CLUE always included low level
> development in its "charter". At least it did back when I helped start
> it with Mark and Eric. BLUG tended to be more technical in that respect
> and CLUE tended to be more business oriented (Boulder vs Tech Center -
> made sense). At least back in the day. Things change.
>
>> Does Denver/Boulder/COSprings/FtCollins have enough geeks ?????
>
> IMHO:
>
> The region is dominated by web development and storage systems. There
> is a fairly large number of apps developers (iPad, Android). These tend
> to drive user-space and scripted development - lots of python folks
> around. The Springs has lots of government/military types, many of
> which seem fixed on Java. The majority of the front range appears to be
> focused on user space.
>
> To my knowledge, board bring up and infrastructure development is not as
> highly represented. Atmel has a presence in the Springs. HP does
> printers up in Longmont. Of course, there is Sparkfun in Boulder.
> Beyond that, I'm not aware of much consumer (or business/govt/military)
> device development at the board level.
>
> I'd like to see more stuff like BeagleBoard happening. Maybe its just
> early for this kind of thing, like the early days of Linux.
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