Re: [Printing-architecture] OpenPrinting Micro-Conference on Linux Plumbers 2022

Hi Till,

I could participate virtually (only in the afternoon Irish Standard Time)
on Monday 12 September,
Tuesday 13 September, or Wednesday 14 September.  I have put a time blocker
on my calendar
for all three days.

Note that participants in North and South America couldn't attend if the OP
Micro-Conference
was in the morning in Dublin.

Interesting series of talks!

Cheers,
- Ira


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On Fri, Jul 8, 2022 at 3:53 PM Till Kamppeter <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> it is at the time to find out when to schedule the OpenPrinting
> micro-conference. The micro-conference will take 3:30 hours in total. It
> can take place on each of the conference days (Mon, Sep 12 to Wed, Sep
> 14) and on each day there is a morning and an afternoon slot. The
> conference takes place in Dublin in Ireland, so during the day of Europe.
>
>
> We will talk about:
> -------------------
>
> Till Kamppeter: Testing and CI for OpenPrinting projects
>
> Till Kamppeter: Sandboxing/Containerizing alternatives to Snap for
> Printer Applications or CUPS
>
> Michael Sweet, Till Kamppeter: 3D Printing
>
> Michael Sweet: CUPS 2.5 and 3.0 Development
>
> Till Kamppeter, Aveek Basu: Documentation for OpenPrinting projects
>
> Piotr Pawliczek: Restricting access to IPP printers with OAuth2 framework
>
>
>
> Now I have some questions (I need answers as soon as possible):
>
>
>
> Who of you wants to participate?
> --------------------------------
>
> I know that as speakers me, Michael Sweet, Aveek Basu, and Piotr
> Pawliczek are participating. At least I will participate in person.
>
> Anyone can participate, in person or virtually.
>
> in-person registration is sold out, but we have 6 reserved slots for
> in-person registration for participants of our MC. One slot I will need
> for me. 3 slots are free-of-charge and 3 require the payment of the
> usual conference fee.
>
> Any amount of people can participate virtually. Aveek Basu will
> participate virtually.
>
> You do not need to be a speaker in order to participate, both in person
> or virtually.
>
> Please anyone reading here tell whether you want to participate, whether
> virtually or in person in Dublin, whether you require a free-of-charge
> pass for in-person participation.
>
> Once we know who will participate in person we will send registration
> codes to the appropriate people.
>
>
> When should the event take place?
> ---------------------------------
>
> Principally, we want to run the MC at a time when as many people as
> possible can participate and when it is assured that all speakers can
> participate. We also want to avoid that virtual participants, especially
> if they are speakers, do not have to get up in the middle of the night.
> And if you want to participate in person, we want that you do not miss
> anything running in parallel with our MC, other MCs, refereeed talks,
> BoFs, ... or presentations on the OSS EU, which also takes place in
> Dublin, in the same week.
>
> So please tell us:
>
> Do you want to participate virtually or in person?
>
> In case of virtual participation, do you prefer the MC in the morning or
> in the afternoon in Dublin? Also do you prfer a certain topic of the MC
> to be near the beginning or near the end of the MC? Which of the 3 days
> do you prefer? Do you have conflicts? Days? Hours?
>
> In case of in-person participation, have a look at the schedules of the
> Linux Plumbers and also (if you attend it also) of the OSS EU. If
> schedules are not ready yet, tell us at least which other MC, talk,
> presentation, ... you want to attend. Also tell us if you are not
> present all the three days.
>
>
> Possible overrun
> ----------------
>
> It is possible that we will not be able to complete our MC in the given
> 3:30 hours. For such a case the Linux Plumbers organizers are offering
> to select an afternoon slot as one can stay longer in the MC room at the
> end, but there are restrictions: The A/V team hired by Linux Plumbers is
> hired only for the scheduled time, so their service ends appropriately
> and for the extra time we do not have any A/V, neither in the room nor
> for broadcasting to virtual attendees. We can feed into Big Blue Button
> from the room with our own equipment (laptop), like a virtual attendee,
> though and so stay connected during the extra time, but I am not sure
> whether we will still get recorded then. Also in-person attendees do
> perhaps not want to miss the evening social event of that day.
>
>
> Life experience in Dublin
> -------------------------
>
> And please, consider in-person participation. I do not only want to be
> alone in the MC room but also it is a lot more fun to be there, attend
> also the other sessions, perhaps even the OSS EU, attend the evening
> social events, and ... Hallway sessions!!!
>
>
> Please tell us your decisions as soon as possible. Thanks in advance.
>
>     Till
>
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