- Friends of GNOME ruler launched. The campaign has been a great success so far – thanks, everyone!
- Jeremy Allison joined the GNOME Advisory Board representing Google.
- Worked with a potential sponsor.
- Met with Rosanna to discuss the things she’s got going on (invoices, reimbursements, bank stuff, etc) and the Friends of GNOME gifts. Proposed that maybe we could send gifts via a supplier like Amazon. Having too many gifts to send out is a good problem to have!
- Met with Brian Cameron to discuss my work. It’s about time for a midyear review.
- Sent lots of thank you’s to Friends of GNOME who donated. Thanks, everyone!
- Discussed a couple of GUADEC things like press. Need to wrap up the sponsors.
- Attended GNOME Foundation IRC meeting.
- Discussed who could attend FOSS Nigeria as the person who was going to attend on GNOME’s behalf had to cancel for work.
- Organized a Women in Technology happy hour with Julie Bort in Fort Collins. Not GNOME related all though all GNOME women are welcome!
- Reviewed GNOME 2.30 release notes and Project Accessibility & GNOME press release.
- Wrapped up an advisory board interview for GNOME Journal.
- Decided to move the Meet the Funders event to the fall. That will avoid conflict with lots of summer conferences and enable us to plan in person at OSCON.
- Interviewed with a Northern California radio show on women and Unix and Linux.
- Met with an analyst trying to figure out how many Linux mobile devices there will be.
- Attended FSF Women’s IRC meeting. Sounds like the women’s track at Libre Planet was a great success!
- Attended Open World Forum committee meeting. Haven’t yet committed to helping any particular track.
For this week:
- Review my very long todo list and make sure I’m working on the most important stuff.
- Start a conversation on GNOME Mobile about what to do with the Nokia funding.
- Try to close with all GUADEC sponsors.
- Work out a schedule for the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit desktop track.
- Annual report letter.
Yeah =) wordpress site revamp and better graphics on the planet! well done 😉