[advocacy-discuss] [indiana-discuss] OpenSolaris Developer Summit Oct 13 - 14

[Stephen Lau]

Wholeheartedly agree.
Plus, isn't the whole point of the summit to get people in a room 
working on stuff, not giving talks and stuff?  Webcasting a bunch of 
geeks in a room working isn't terribly interesting (IMHO).

cheers,
steve

Sara Dornsife wrote:
> Phones aren't the issue, nor is VoIP availability. I work remotely, 
> listening in on a meeting over the phone without proper mics and 
> speakers, is useless. Worse, frustrating. The university doesn't have 
> the kind of phone system that would make it possible to listen to 
> everyone talk regardless of where they are in the room, and that 
> everyone that is in the room can properly hear everyone on the phone.
> 
> I think we may need to give up on this idea and just post the videos 
> after the event.
> Sara
> 
> 
> Keith Bierman wrote:
>>
>> On Aug 23, 2007, at 11:02 AM, Sara Dornsife wrote:
>>
>>> Because we are at a university, we may not have the phone lines 
>>> available.
>>
>> Seems like most universties have phones. If not, cell phones often 
>> work ;> Barring that, assuming there is internet connectivity, a 
>> softIP solution should work (or hard if anyone has a packet8, etc. 
>> unit to schlep up/down).
>>
>> gizmo offers conference services. They might well waive any fees for 
>> such a meeting if contacted ahead of time.
>>
>> Keith H. Bierman    keith.bierman at Sun.COM 
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