2009-02-26
Introduction
Scheduled Time: 7:00 PM EST Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Scheduled Location: Wiesner Building, E15
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Cambridge, MA 02139
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Meeting Chair: Martin Owens
Meeting Minutes by: Undecided
Agenda Items
The following agenda items were proposed for this meeting:
- Introductions (everyone)
Review of last month's Action Items
Special guest, Walter Bender - Sugar Labs on stick per child.
- Community Teaching Program
- Getting the SETC techniolgy stable
- PXE installs,
- Network management
- Local APT/DEB mirror
- Advertising and spreading the word
- Poster, printing, costs
- Distribution, area of relevance
- Getting the SETC techniolgy stable
- Fun group things to do, going out and doing something
- Flash Talk on Wii, Radio Mesh Networking and Wifi
- Open Floor (everyone)
Present
The following team members were present during this meeting:
Physically Present:
- Martin Owens (doctormo), meeting chair, starts things off, FOSS Programmer.
- Mike Rushton (leftyfb), Systems Admin in Lowell.
- Steve Pomroy (xxv), MIT Media lab Systems Admin and hacker.
- Walter Bender, Sabbatical from MIT, works on SugarOS.
- Felicia, A new Ubuntu user from Provincetown Cape Cod.
- Frank T. Works for a consultant company.
- Sara Abbot, Mike's Fiance and ubuntu cake maker.
- Brian Delacey, Self employed entrepreneur working with Radio Networking.
- Chris Butler (cbutle1), Systems administrator in Waltham.
- Algot Runeman (algotruneman), Retired Educator, FOSS advocate
- Yuriy Kozlov (yuriy), Student.
Virtually Present:
Marius Popa (mariuz), From the Romanian LoCo, currently working in Boston
Action Items
See progress for Action Items here
Proceedings
Group Introduction (Martin)
- Done with style around the room.
Action In Review (Martin)
- Notes to follow
Sugar Sticks (Walter)
- Notes to follow
Community Teaching (Martin)
- Notes to follow
Fun Group Things
- Notes to follow
Flash Talk (Brian)
- Notes to follow
Open Floor (All)
- None
Conclusion
- There is lots to do.