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Board election results.

(Apologies for this being late — the announcement isn’t news now, but at least some of the follow-up is fresh.) As seen here and here: Tom “spot” Callaway, Jesse Keating, and Seth Vidal have been elected to full two-release terms on the Fedora Project Board. Jef Spaleta has been re-elected …

Whittle while you work.

The community came up with a list of over 60 possible names for the Fedora 10 release. That’s a list that’s far too long to send to Red Hat’s legal department for trademark searching, so to conserve some time and resources, the Board voted, using the new election system, on …

Recovery mode.

So, FUDCon is over now and it’s time for everyone who attended to ratchet up the talk about what got done there. FUDCon is all about setting wheels in motion (and keeping them so) for the next development cycle, assessing where we can do better, and making sure people understand …

Market hard.

Tomorrow is the BarCamp, my favorite part of the whole FUDCon experience. It’s the ultimate “un-conference,” where the sessions are dialogues and not monologues, and the audience has as much to teach as the speakers. Because FUDCon is free and open to everyone, we hope to have a big bump …

FUDCon Thursday.

FUDCon is being held at room 301/302/303 in the Hynes Center starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.. We’ve moved the opening an hour later so that we don’t force people also attending the Summit to choose between keynotes and hearing about our logistics. Remember that Jim Whitehurst will be coming by …

Like Mighty Casey.

By the way, if your plans have changed and you can’t attend FUDCon, please take a moment to strike out your name on the attendee list. Don’t bother removing your name, since it’s also helpful for us to know who missed out this time around. Just use <s> and </s> …

FUDCon stuff.

Although we did our best to get enough power drops for the FUDCon conference space, it would be great if people would bring some power strips. We don’t want to create a daisy chain o’ doom, but with the power drops being those big industrial quad boxes, we’ll need to …