Re: Question to candidates: eco-friendliness

El mar, 4 de jun 2019 a las 8:12 AM, Philip Chimento via 
foundation-list <[email protected]> escribió:
> I think it would be interesting to experiment with all-remote 
> hackfests, where we try to build an experience in between the normal 
> "type text, hit submit, wait for text in return" interaction, and the 
> resource- and time-intensive hackfest/conference experience. Not to 
> replace either of them, but to supplement them. The board can't 
> dictate that community members do this, but I would be interested in 
> seeing how we could facilitate it.

I think this is a great proposal. I've the same feeling, I want to 
participate more in some gnome hackfests but I don't have the time or 
energy to be travelling around the world, so this kind of remote 
hackfests sounds really interesting.

There are tools that can help a lot with this, I think that we don't 
need *video*, something like mumble [1] will works for that kind of 
hackfests, with a room, or multiple rooms, and people working together 
and talking to each other.

I hope this kind of hackfests will become a reality so we can 
collaborate from all around the world with people in real time and 
maybe we are able to find a mixed solution to have people in place and 
remote.

Thanks a lot

[1] https://www.flathub.org/apps/details/info.mumble.Mumble