MeeGo wiki - User contributions [en]

MeeGo Touch Framework

2011-07-23T08:34:51Z

Achipa: deprecation notice

'''MeeGo Touch is deprecated, do not use it in new projects as it is scheduled for removal from MeeGo'''

'''MeeGo Touch''' is a Qt-based application development framework targeting mobile touch screen devices. It is part of the [http://apidocs.meego.com/1.1/platform/html/index.html MeeGo Platform API] ('''not''' part of the MeeGo Core API, and therefore not guaranteed to be available or supported after MeeGo 1.1). It provides all the necessary building blocks for creating native applications that follow the MeeGo Handset UX guidelines. The framework itself is built on top of the [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.6/graphicsview.html Qt Graphics View Framework].

== Links ==

* Source code: http://meego.gitorious.org/meegotouch
* Documentation: http://apidocs.meego.com/1.1/platform/html/index.html

== Architecture ==

(to do)
(see documentation)

== Relation to Qt ==
The Framework sits on top of Qt. It extends it and adapts it to touchscreen interface, providing convenient classes and widgets for a MeeGo application on a touch screen.

== Should I use this framework to write applications for MeeGo? ==
See also: [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=524 Forum thread discussing this topic]

Reasons for using pure Qt:

* You are building an application for different devices ([[Handsets]], [[Netbooks]], etc...)
* You need maximum portability and API stability
* You want to port your application to non-MeeGo systems (Windows, Mac OS X, ...)
* You already have a working Qt UI for your application
* Qt is the encouraged way for MeeGo development (across all devices); MeeGo Touch Framework is no longer a part of the core MeeGo APIs

Reasons for using the MeeGo Touch Framework:

* You are building an application UI specifically for [[Handsets]]
* You want to follow the [http://meego.com/developers/ui-design-guidelines/handset MeeGo Handset UI style] very closely
* You are interested in using MeeGo widgets, notifications and automatic screen rotation
* You understand and are prepared to deal with future API changes. MeeGo Touch framework is still evolving. For instance, part (or all) of it may be included in future version of Qt. You can be confident that MeeGo Touch will continue to exist and improve, though.

Also an other new way to code Qt apps exists: '''Qt Quick''' (QML and QtDeclarative). It is still very new, but it could be interesting to write fast a small UI.

== How to build and install MeeGo Touch ==

You can clone the [http://meego.gitorious.org/meegotouch Git repositories] and compile it:

./configure
qmake
make install

You can also use the version included in pre-built MeeGo Handset images.

The framework must be run inside a MeeGo chroot environment (see the [[Getting started with the MeeGo SDK for Linux (Original)|Getting Started Guide]] on how to set one up) or a MeeGo development device (for example the [[ARM/N900|N900]]).

Porting Fremantle Applications to Harmattan

2011-07-20T09:40:13Z

Achipa: icons + single invocation

The following is a rough overview of some steps the authors (see the history for a complete list of contributors) found helpful on migrating an existing Fremantle Application to Harmattan.
Feedback, comments, corrections etc. are highly appreciated!

A discussion about this topic is located at: http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3866

== Install the new SDK ==
The SDK can be downloaded from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

== Open and run the existing project with the new SDK ==
First things first, if the application also runs natively on the OS you are developing, the first thing is to check whether it runs with the newly installed SDK as well.

== Build application in Scratchbox and run on the device/QEMU ==
The next step is to try if the application builds in the Harmattan ARMEL Scratchbox.
Chances should be pretty good that it builds out of the box.
If the application builds it can be tested on the Device (N950) or in the Emulator (QEMU).
Note that at that point the application will look a lot like a common Desktop Qt application.
The simulator currently does not support the experimental harmattan target (no harmattan
components and Qt version), but will do so when the final harmattan target is released.

== Icons ==

The icon sizes used by Harmattan are 80x80 for the application grid and 64x64 for the Application Manager. Note: The experimental Harmattan target resizes the icons to Maemo5 sizes, if you want proper icons before the final target you will have to change the base64 encoded part in debian_harmattan/control manually.

== Single invocations ==

Change the Exec line in your .desktop file to something along the lines of

Exec=invoker --single-instance --type=d /opt/myapp/bin/myapp

Special note for the experimental target: if you changed the .desktop file but it seems to be ignored, see [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?p=26313#post26313 this]

== Harmattan scope ==

QMake defines the following for .pro files:

MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan

The flags should be used like this:

contains(MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,1): ...
contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): ...

For C++ code, the new #defines are in qplatformdefs.h (MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR, MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH, and MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

'''Note that these are available only in the final Harmattan target.''' If you are using the experimental/beta SDK release, define them manually until you can update your SDK:

exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"):!contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): {
MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan
DEFINES += MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN
}

Then you can e.g. change your defines from:
#ifdef Q_WS_MAEMO_5
to something like:
#if defined(Q_WS_MAEMO_5) || defined(MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

== Redo the UI in QML ==
If you could already run your application you will have noticed that it had a quite ugly "desktopish" look.
To change this the user interface needs to be redone in QML (at least for the time being this seems the only option for now).

=== Get started with QML ===
To get a first overview of QML etc. you can simply create a new example QML project using the SDK.
In the SDK do
File -> New Project -> Qt Quick Project -> Harmattan Application
This should get you started with a first overview of what a QML project looks like and the parts of it.
For more information about QML and the components that can be used see, e.g.:

* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/gettingstartedqml.html

As a very first step the author just copied the generated QML files, adapted the project file to include the new files and changed the main method of existing application to launch the demo QML application.
'''Note:''' In the default Harmattan Application example the QML files will be embedded in the binary via resources.
While this may be a good start and probably have other benefits (?), placing these files at some place accessible via the file system will ease and speed up development.

=== Porting GraphicsView-based apps to QML ===

There are many applications that are written with the [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/stable/graphicsview.html Qt Graphics View framework (aka. QGV)]. Because QML is also based on this framework, you can easily adapt your QGV-based app so that you can embed the former graphics items or graphics scenes into your QML-based GUI.

The steps you need to take are the following:
* Change your QGraphicsItem and QGraphicsScene subclasses so that they inherit from QDeclarativeView
* In your QGraphicsItem subclasses
** Override the paint function to tell the framework how to draw your item with a QPainter
** Use the following code to enable this: ''setFlag(QGraphicsItem::ItemHasNoContents, false);''
* Use the Q_PROPERTY macro for everything you want to access in QML
* Now you can just register your type (do this in main.cpp before you load your QML files)
** Example: ''qmlRegisterType<MemoryGameBoard>("MemoryGame", 1, 0, "MemoryGameBoard");''
* You can now add your stuff to QML code
** Import your "module name" (first parameter of qmlRegisterType in your QML)
** Add the item to QML

See:
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-tutorials-extending-chapter1-basics.html How to make a C++ class that can be embedded in QML]
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html How to bind C++ and QML together]

=== Recreate the basic UI parts in QML ===
Once QML is running in the application the files copied from the sample project can be changed to the desired look and feel of the application.
The following links give some examples and overviews of the bits and pieces that can be used in QML UIs.
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeexamples.html
* http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pages/building_blocks.html
* http://library.developer.nokia.com/topic/MeeGo_1.2_Harmattan_API/html/categories/Application_Frameworks.html

=== Include Custom Widgets in QML ===
In case the application uses custom widgets, these can be adapted to work in QML as well.
To get existing widgets working, using proxies as described in http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html worked very well (to be honest the author did not try without proxies).
The following code shows a quick and dirty declaration of such a proxy for a custom widget "AnalogMeterWidget":
class AnalogMeter : public VolumeMeter
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
AnalogMeter(QGraphicsItem* parent = 0)
: QGraphicsProxyWidget(parent)
{
widget = new AnalogMeterWidget(0);
setWidget(widget);
}
private:
AnalogMeterWidget *widget;
};
Also note that it seemed to be more practicable to register the proxies directly in the main method via something like
qmlRegisterType<AnalogMeter>("vumeter", 1, 0, "AnalogMeter");
instead of using a custom QML plugin as described in the link above.
In the QML files you would then use
import vumeter 1.0
to import your stuff and something like
AnalogMeter {
id: vuMeter
}
to instantiate your class.
'''Note:''' Using the approach as described here, the QML editor will complain about "unknown types" when you use your custom imports and widgets but this did not affect the functionality here.
See also the next section for more information about connecting QML and C/C++ code.

=== Adapters, Proxies, Wrappers for existing C/C++ Code ===
Similarly as described above, using "qmlRegisterType" lets you use your own Qt classes in QML.
This way it is easily possible to include many of the functionality of your "old" project in QML.
Usefull links are:
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeextensionplugin.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-plugins.html
* http://taschenorakel.de/michael/2011/07/14/using-c-enums-qml/

=== Remove Obsolete Stuff ===
Some of the existing parts of a Fremantle project are not needed for Harmattan (e.g. forms etc.).
Those things do not need to be deleted but can be excluded for Harmattan build by changing the project file accordingly, e.g.:
exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"){
DEFINES += Q_WS_MAEMO_6
QT+= declarative
# As we use QML anyways we do not need any forms.
FORMS =
}
Defines Q_WS_MAEMO_6, adds the declarative parts needed for QML etc. and removes all forms for Harmattan builds.
This is just an example.
Similarly the install targets and files can be changed as well.
This way it should still be possible to build the project for all targeted platforms such as Fremantle or Harmattan.

=== Store QML in Filesystem instead of Resources ===
One nice feature of QML is that it is interpreted at runtime so changes in the QML part do not require a recompile.
We can exploit this feature to speed up the development process by not embedding the QML files in the binary but store these files somewhere else where we can easily edit them.
In the project file use, e.g.:
OTHER_FILES += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
INSTALLS += target ... qml
target.path = /usr/bin
...
qml.path = /usr/share/vumeter/qml
qml.files += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
In the main method you can then use
view.setSource(QUrl("/usr/share/vumeter/qml/main.qml"));
instead of
view.setSource(QUrl("qrc:/qml/main.qml"));
to load the QML files.

== Change Paths for Desktop Files etc. ==
The desktop files for Harmattan are located in
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications
instead of
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/hildon

== Packaging for Harmattan ==

Just package application the debian/maemo way, edit debian/control etc

Check [[debian]] documentation

http://debian.org

== Uploading to OBS ==

Install [[osc]] and refer to [[OBS]] [[Documentation]] too ...

https://build.pub.meego.com

Porting Fremantle Applications to Harmattan

2011-07-19T10:21:26Z

Achipa: /* Build application in Scratchbox and run on the device/QEMU */

The following is a rough overview of some steps the authors (see the history for a complete list of contributors) found helpful on migrating an existing Fremantle Application to Harmattan.
Feedback, comments, corrections etc. are highly appreciated!

A discussion about this topic is located at: http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3866

== Install the new SDK ==
The SDK can be downloaded from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

== Open and run the existing project with the new SDK ==
First things first, if the application also runs natively on the OS you are developing, the first thing is to check whether it runs with the newly installed SDK as well.

== Build application in Scratchbox and run on the device/QEMU ==
The next step is to try if the application builds in the Harmattan ARMEL Scratchbox.
Chances should be pretty good that it builds out of the box.
If the application builds it can be tested on the Device (N950) or in the Emulator (QEMU).
Note that at that point the application will look a lot like a common Desktop Qt application.
The simulator currently does not support the experimental harmattan target (no harmattan
components and Qt version), but will do so when the final harmattan target is released.

== Harmattan scope ==

QMake defines the following for .pro files:

MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan

The flags should be used like this:

contains(MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,1): ...
contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): ...

For C++ code, the new #defines are in qplatformdefs.h (MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR, MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH, and MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

'''Note that these are available only in the final Harmattan target.''' If you are using the experimental/beta SDK release, define them manually until you can update your SDK:

exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"):!contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): {
MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan
DEFINES += MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN
}

Then you can e.g. change your defines from:
#ifdef Q_WS_MAEMO_5
to something like:
#if defined(Q_WS_MAEMO_5) || defined(MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

== Redo the UI in QML ==
If you could already run your application you will have noticed that it had a quite ugly "desktopish" look.
To change this the user interface needs to be redone in QML (at least for the time being this seems the only option for now).

=== Get started with QML ===
To get a first overview of QML etc. you can simply create a new example QML project using the SDK.
In the SDK do
File -> New Project -> Qt Quick Project -> Harmattan Application
This should get you started with a first overview of what a QML project looks like and the parts of it.
For more information about QML and the components that can be used see, e.g.:

* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/gettingstartedqml.html

As a very first step the author just copied the generated QML files, adapted the project file to include the new files and changed the main method of existing application to launch the demo QML application.
'''Note:''' In the default Harmattan Application example the QML files will be embedded in the binary via resources.
While this may be a good start and probably have other benefits (?), placing these files at some place accessible via the file system will ease and speed up development.

=== Porting GraphicsView-based apps to QML ===

There are many applications that are written with the [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/stable/graphicsview.html Qt Graphics View framework (aka. QGV)]. Because QML is also based on this framework, you can easily adapt your QGV-based app so that you can embed the former graphics items or graphics scenes into your QML-based GUI.

The steps you need to take are the following:
* Change your QGraphicsItem and QGraphicsScene subclasses so that they inherit from QDeclarativeView
* In your QGraphicsItem subclasses
** Override the paint function to tell the framework how to draw your item with a QPainter
** Use the following code to enable this: ''setFlag(QGraphicsItem::ItemHasNoContents, false);''
* Use the Q_PROPERTY macro for everything you want to access in QML
* Now you can just register your type (do this in main.cpp before you load your QML files)
** Example: ''qmlRegisterType<MemoryGameBoard>("MemoryGame", 1, 0, "MemoryGameBoard");''
* You can now add your stuff to QML code
** Import your "module name" (first parameter of qmlRegisterType in your QML)
** Add the item to QML

See:
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-tutorials-extending-chapter1-basics.html How to make a C++ class that can be embedded in QML]
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html How to bind C++ and QML together]

=== Recreate the basic UI parts in QML ===
Once QML is running in the application the files copied from the sample project can be changed to the desired look and feel of the application.
The following links give some examples and overviews of the bits and pieces that can be used in QML UIs.
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeexamples.html
* http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pages/building_blocks.html
* http://library.developer.nokia.com/topic/MeeGo_1.2_Harmattan_API/html/categories/Application_Frameworks.html

=== Include Custom Widgets in QML ===
In case the application uses custom widgets, these can be adapted to work in QML as well.
To get existing widgets working, using proxies as described in http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html worked very well (to be honest the author did not try without proxies).
The following code shows a quick and dirty declaration of such a proxy for a custom widget "AnalogMeterWidget":
class AnalogMeter : public VolumeMeter
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
AnalogMeter(QGraphicsItem* parent = 0)
: QGraphicsProxyWidget(parent)
{
widget = new AnalogMeterWidget(0);
setWidget(widget);
}
private:
AnalogMeterWidget *widget;
};
Also note that it seemed to be more practicable to register the proxies directly in the main method via something like
qmlRegisterType<AnalogMeter>("vumeter", 1, 0, "AnalogMeter");
instead of using a custom QML plugin as described in the link above.
In the QML files you would then use
import vumeter 1.0
to import your stuff and something like
AnalogMeter {
id: vuMeter
}
to instantiate your class.
'''Note:''' Using the approach as described here, the QML editor will complain about "unknown types" when you use your custom imports and widgets but this did not affect the functionality here.
See also the next section for more information about connecting QML and C/C++ code.

=== Adapters, Proxies, Wrappers for existing C/C++ Code ===
Similarly as described above, using "qmlRegisterType" lets you use your own Qt classes in QML.
This way it is easily possible to include many of the functionality of your "old" project in QML.
Usefull links are:
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeextensionplugin.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-plugins.html
* http://taschenorakel.de/michael/2011/07/14/using-c-enums-qml/

=== Remove Obsolete Stuff ===
Some of the existing parts of a Fremantle project are not needed for Harmattan (e.g. forms etc.).
Those things do not need to be deleted but can be excluded for Harmattan build by changing the project file accordingly, e.g.:
exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"){
DEFINES += Q_WS_MAEMO_6
QT+= declarative
# As we use QML anyways we do not need any forms.
FORMS =
}
Defines Q_WS_MAEMO_6, adds the declarative parts needed for QML etc. and removes all forms for Harmattan builds.
This is just an example.
Similarly the install targets and files can be changed as well.
This way it should still be possible to build the project for all targeted platforms such as Fremantle or Harmattan.

=== Store QML in Filesystem instead of Resources ===
One nice feature of QML is that it is interpreted at runtime so changes in the QML part do not require a recompile.
We can exploit this feature to speed up the development process by not embedding the QML files in the binary but store these files somewhere else where we can easily edit them.
In the project file use, e.g.:
OTHER_FILES += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
INSTALLS += target ... qml
target.path = /usr/bin
...
qml.path = /usr/share/vumeter/qml
qml.files += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
In the main method you can then use
view.setSource(QUrl("/usr/share/vumeter/qml/main.qml"));
instead of
view.setSource(QUrl("qrc:/qml/main.qml"));
to load the QML files.

== Change Paths for Desktop Files etc. ==
The desktop files for Harmattan are located in
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications
instead of
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/hildon

== Packaging for Harmattan ==

Just package application the debian/maemo way, edit debian/control etc

Check [[debian]] documentation

http://debian.org

== Uploading to OBS ==

Install [[osc]] and refer to [[OBS]] [[Documentation]] too ...

https://build.pub.meego.com

Porting Fremantle Applications to Harmattan

2011-07-16T16:39:52Z

Achipa: /* Harmattan scope */

The following is a rough overview of some steps the author found helpful on migrating an existing Fremantle Application to Harmattan.
Feedback, comments, corrections etc. are highly appreciated!

== Install the new SDK ==
The SDK can be downloaded from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

== Open and run the existing project with the new SDK ==
First things first, if the application also runs natively on the OS you are developing, the first thing is to check whether it runs with the newly installed SDK as well.

== Build application in Scratchbox and run on the device/QEMU ==
The next step is to try if the application builds in the Harmattan ARMEL Scratchbox.
Chances should be pretty good that it builds out of the box.
If the application builds it can be tested on the Device (N950) or in the Emulator (QEMU).
Note that at that point the application will look a lot like a common Desktop Qt application.

== Harmattan scope ==

QMake defines the following for .pro files:

MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan

The flags should be used like this:

contains(MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,1): ...
contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): ...

For C++ code, the new #defines are in qplatformdefs.h (MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR, MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH, and MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

'''Note that these are available only in the final Harmattan target.''' If you are using the experimental/beta SDK release, define them manually until you can update your SDK:

exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"):!contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): {
MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan
DEFINES += MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN
}

Then you can e.g. change your defines from:
#ifdef Q_WS_MAEMO_5
to something like:
#if defined(Q_WS_MAEMO_5) || defined(MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

== Redo the UI in QML ==
If you could already run your application you will have noticed that it had a quite ugly "desktopish" look.
To change this the user interface needs to be redone in QML (at least for the time being this seems the only option for now).

=== Get started with QML ===
To get a first overview of QML etc. you can simply create a new example QML project using the SDK.
In the SDK do
File -> New Project -> Qt Quick Project -> Harmattan Application
This should get you started with a first overview of what a QML project looks like and the parts of it.
For more information about QML and the components that can be used see, e.g.:

* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/gettingstartedqml.html

As a very first step the author just copied the generated QML files, adapted the project file to include the new files and changed the main method of existing application to launch the demo QML application.
'''Note:''' In the default Harmattan Application example the QML files will be embedded in the binary via resources.
While this may be a good start and probably have other benefits (?).
Placing these files at some place accessible via the file system will ease and speed up development.

=== Porting GraphicsView-based apps to QML ===

There are many applications that are written with the [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/stable/graphicsview.html Qt Graphics View framework (aka. QGV)]. Because QML is also based on this framework, you can easily adapt your QGV-based app so that you can embed the former graphics items or graphics scenes into your QML-based GUI.

The steps you need to take are the following:
* Change your QGraphicsItem and QGraphicsScene subclasses so that they inherit from QDeclarativeView
* In your QGraphicsItem subclasses
** Override the paint function to tell the framework how to draw your item with a QPainter
** Use the following code to enable this: ''setFlag(QGraphicsItem::ItemHasNoContents, false);''
* Use the Q_PROPERTY macro for everything you want to access in QML
* Now you can just register your type (do this in main.cpp before you load your QML files)
** Example: ''qmlRegisterType<MemoryGameBoard>("MemoryGame", 1, 0, "MemoryGameBoard");''
* You can now add your stuff to QML code
** Import your "module name" (first parameter of qmlRegisterType in your QML)
** Add the item to QML

See:
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-tutorials-extending-chapter1-basics.html How to make a C++ class that can be embedded in QML]
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html How to bind C++ and QML together]

=== Recreate the basic UI parts in QML ===
Once QML is running in the application the files copied from the sample project can be changed to the desired look and feel of the application.
The following links give some examples and overviews of the bits and pieces that can be used in QML UIs.
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeexamples.html
* http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pages/building_blocks.html
* http://library.developer.nokia.com/topic/MeeGo_1.2_Harmattan_API/html/categories/Application_Frameworks.html

=== Include Custom Widgets in QML ===
In case the application uses custom widgets, these can be adapted to work in QML as well.
To get existing widgets working, using proxies as described in http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html worked very well (to be honest the author did not try without proxies).
The following code shows a quick and dirty declaration of such a proxy for a custom widget "AnalogMeterWidget":
class AnalogMeter : public VolumeMeter
{
Q_OBJECT

public:
AnalogMeter(QGraphicsItem* parent = 0)
: QGraphicsProxyWidget(parent)
{
widget = new AnalogMeterWidget(0);
setWidget(widget);
}
private:
AnalogMeterWidget *widget;
};
Also note that it seemed to be more practicable to register the proxies directly in the main method via something like
qmlRegisterType<AnalogMeter>("vumeter", 1, 0, "AnalogMeter");
instead of using a custom QML plugin as described in the link above.
In the QML files you would then use
import vumeter 1.0
to import your stuff and something like
AnalogMeter {
id: vuMeter
}
to instantiate your class.
'''Note:''' Using the approach as described here, the QML editor will complain about "unknown types" when you use your custom imports and widgets but this did not affect the functionality here.
See also the next section for more information about connecting QML and C/C++ code.

=== Adapters, Proxies, Wrappers for existing C/C++ Code ===
Similarly as described above, using "qmlRegisterType" lets you use your own Qt classes in QML.
This way it is easily possible to include many of the functionality of your "old" project in QML.
Usefull links are:
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeextensionplugin.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-plugins.html
* http://taschenorakel.de/michael/2011/07/14/using-c-enums-qml/

=== Remove Obsolete Stuff ===
Some of the existing parts of a Fremantle project are not needed for Harmattan (e.g. forms etc.).
Those things do not need to be deleted but can be excluded for Harmattan build by changing the project file accordingly, e.g.:
exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"){
DEFINES += Q_WS_MAEMO_6
QT+= declarative

# As we use QML anyways we do not need any forms.
FORMS =
}
Defines Q_WS_MAEMO_6, adds the declarative parts needed for QML etc. and removes all forms for Harmattan builds.
This is just an example.
Similarly the install targets and files can be changed as well.
This way it should still be possible to build the project for all targeted platforms such as Fremantle or Harmattan.

=== Store QML in Filesystem instead of Resources ===
One nice feature of QML is that it it interpreted at runtime so changes in the QML part do not require a recompile.
We can exploit this feature to speed up the development process by not embedding the QML files in the binary but store these files somewhere else where we can easily edit them.
In the project file use, e.g.:
OTHER_FILES += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml

INSTALLS += target ... qml
target.path = /usr/bin
...
qml.path = /usr/share/vumeter/qml
qml.files += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
In the main method you can then use
view.setSource(QUrl("/usr/share/vumeter/qml/main.qml"));
instead of
view.setSource(QUrl("qrc:/qml/main.qml"));
to load the QML files.

== Change Paths for Desktop Files etc. ==
The desktop files for Harmattan are located in
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/meegotouch
instead of
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/hildon

== Packaging for Harmattan ==
TODO

== Uploading to OBS ==
TODO

Porting Fremantle Applications to Harmattan

2011-07-16T16:36:37Z

Achipa: /* Add new defines */

The following is a rough overview of some steps the author found helpful on migrating an existing Fremantle Application to Harmattan.
Feedback, comments, corrections etc. are highly appreciated!

== Install the new SDK ==
The SDK can be downloaded from: http://qt.nokia.com/downloads

== Open and run the existing project with the new SDK ==
First things first, if the application also runs natively on the OS you are developing, the first thing is to check whether it runs with the newly installed SDK as well.

== Build application in Scratchbox and run on the device/QEMU ==
The next step is to try if the application builds in the Harmattan ARMEL Scratchbox.
Chances should be pretty good that it builds out of the box.
If the application builds it can be tested on the Device (N950) or in the Emulator (QEMU).
Note that at that point the application will look a lot like a common Desktop Qt application.

== Harmattan scope ==

QMake defines the following for .pro files:

MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan

The flags should be used like this:

contains(MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,1): ...
contains(MEEGO_EDITION,harmattan): ...

For C++ code, the new #defines are in qplatformdefs.h (MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR,
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR, MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH, and MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

'''Note that these are available only in the final Harmattan target.''' If you are using the experimental/beta SDK release, define them manually until you can update your SDK:

exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"): {
MEEGO_VERSION_MAJOR = 1
MEEGO_VERSION_MINOR = 2
MEEGO_VERSION_PATCH = 0
MEEGO_EDITION = harmattan
DEFINES += MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN
}

Then you can e.g. change your defines from:
#ifdef Q_WS_MAEMO_5
to something like:
#if defined(Q_WS_MAEMO_5) || defined(MEEGO_EDITION_HARMATTAN)

== Redo the UI in QML ==
If you could already run your application you will have noticed that it had a quite ugly "desktopish" look.
To change this the user interface needs to be redone in QML (at least for the time being this seems the only option for now).

=== Get started with QML ===
To get a first overview of QML etc. you can simply create a new example QML project using the SDK.
In the SDK do
File -> New Project -> Qt Quick Project -> Harmattan Application
This should get you started with a first overview of what a QML project looks like and the parts of it.
For more information about QML and the components that can be used see, e.g.:

* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/gettingstartedqml.html

As a very first step the author just copied the generated QML files, adapted the project file to include the new files and changed the main method of existing application to launch the demo QML application.
'''Note:''' In the default Harmattan Application example the QML files will be embedded in the binary via resources.
While this may be a good start and probably have other benefits (?).
Placing these files at some place accessible via the file system will ease and speed up development.

=== Porting GraphicsView-based apps to QML ===

There are many applications that are written with the [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/stable/graphicsview.html Qt Graphics View framework (aka. QGV)]. Because QML is also based on this framework, you can easily adapt your QGV-based app so that you can embed the former graphics items or graphics scenes into your QML-based GUI.

The steps you need to take are the following:
* Change your QGraphicsItem and QGraphicsScene subclasses so that they inherit from QDeclarativeView
* In your QGraphicsItem subclasses
** Override the paint function to tell the framework how to draw your item with a QPainter
** Use the following code to enable this: ''setFlag(QGraphicsItem::ItemHasNoContents, false);''
* Use the Q_PROPERTY macro for everything you want to access in QML
* Now you can just register your type (do this in main.cpp before you load your QML files)
** Example: ''qmlRegisterType<MemoryGameBoard>("MemoryGame", 1, 0, "MemoryGameBoard");''
* You can now add your stuff to QML code
** Import your "module name" (first parameter of qmlRegisterType in your QML)
** Add the item to QML

See:
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-tutorials-extending-chapter1-basics.html How to make a C++ class that can be embedded in QML]
* [http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html How to bind C++ and QML together]

=== Recreate the basic UI parts in QML ===
Once QML is running in the application the files copied from the sample project can be changed to the desired look and feel of the application.
The following links give some examples and overviews of the bits and pieces that can be used in QML UIs.
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeexamples.html
* http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pages/building_blocks.html
* http://library.developer.nokia.com/topic/MeeGo_1.2_Harmattan_API/html/categories/Application_Frameworks.html

=== Include Custom Widgets in QML ===
In case the application uses custom widgets, these can be adapted to work in QML as well.
To get existing widgets working, using proxies as described in http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html worked very well (to be honest the author did not try without proxies).
The following code shows a quick and dirty declaration of such a proxy for a custom widget "AnalogMeterWidget":
class AnalogMeter : public VolumeMeter
{
Q_OBJECT

public:
AnalogMeter(QGraphicsItem* parent = 0)
: QGraphicsProxyWidget(parent)
{
widget = new AnalogMeterWidget(0);
setWidget(widget);
}
private:
AnalogMeterWidget *widget;
};
Also note that it seemed to be more practicable to register the proxies directly in the main method via something like
qmlRegisterType<AnalogMeter>("vumeter", 1, 0, "AnalogMeter");
instead of using a custom QML plugin as described in the link above.
In the QML files you would then use
import vumeter 1.0
to import your stuff and something like
AnalogMeter {
id: vuMeter
}
to instantiate your class.
'''Note:''' Using the approach as described here, the QML editor will complain about "unknown types" when you use your custom imports and widgets but this did not affect the functionality here.
See also the next section for more information about connecting QML and C/C++ code.

=== Adapters, Proxies, Wrappers for existing C/C++ Code ===
Similarly as described above, using "qmlRegisterType" lets you use your own Qt classes in QML.
This way it is easily possible to include many of the functionality of your "old" project in QML.
Usefull links are:
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtbinding.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-qwidgets.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeextensionplugin.html
* http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/declarative-cppextensions-plugins.html
* http://taschenorakel.de/michael/2011/07/14/using-c-enums-qml/

=== Remove Obsolete Stuff ===
Some of the existing parts of a Fremantle project are not needed for Harmattan (e.g. forms etc.).
Those things do not need to be deleted but can be excluded for Harmattan build by changing the project file accordingly, e.g.:
exists($$QMAKE_INCDIR_QT"/../qmsystem2/qmkeys.h"){
DEFINES += Q_WS_MAEMO_6
QT+= declarative

# As we use QML anyways we do not need any forms.
FORMS =
}
Defines Q_WS_MAEMO_6, adds the declarative parts needed for QML etc. and removes all forms for Harmattan builds.
This is just an example.
Similarly the install targets and files can be changed as well.
This way it should still be possible to build the project for all targeted platforms such as Fremantle or Harmattan.

=== Store QML in Filesystem instead of Resources ===
One nice feature of QML is that it it interpreted at runtime so changes in the QML part do not require a recompile.
We can exploit this feature to speed up the development process by not embedding the QML files in the binary but store these files somewhere else where we can easily edit them.
In the project file use, e.g.:
OTHER_FILES += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml

INSTALLS += target ... qml
target.path = /usr/bin
...
qml.path = /usr/share/vumeter/qml
qml.files += qml/main.qml \
qml/MainPage.qml
In the main method you can then use
view.setSource(QUrl("/usr/share/vumeter/qml/main.qml"));
instead of
view.setSource(QUrl("qrc:/qml/main.qml"));
to load the QML files.

== Change Paths for Desktop Files etc. ==
The desktop files for Harmattan are located in
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/meegotouch
instead of
desktop.path = /usr/share/applications/hildon

== Packaging for Harmattan ==
TODO

== Uploading to OBS ==
TODO

Who's who

2011-06-30T16:56:10Z

Achipa: /* Technical Steering Group */

Let's use this page while it's useful. See also the [http://meego.com/community/members full list of meego.com members].

== MeeGo structure ==

=== Technical Steering Group ===
''Members of the [http://meego.com/about/governance TSG]''

* [http://meego.com/users/valhalla Valtteri Halla] (Intel) - Benevolent dictator
* [http://meego.com/users/imad Imad Sousou/imad] (Intel) - Benevolent dictator

=== Architects ===
* [http://meego.com/users/poussa Sakari Poussa] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/sunilsaxena Sunil Saxena] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/arjan Arjan Van De Ven] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/mythi Mikko Ylinen] (Intel)

=== Community Office ===

* [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster/dawnfoster] (Intel) - Coordinator
* [http://meego.com/users/qgil Quim Gil/qgil] (Nokia) - Coordinator

=== Maintainers ===
* [[Maintainers structure ]]

See also [[Community Office]] - [http://wiki.meego.com/index.php?title=Special%3AListUsers&username=&group=bureaucrat&limit=50 wiki administrators]

== MeeGo developers ==
People paid to contribute to MeeGo and/or have commit rights.

* [http://meego.com/users/hbons Hylke Bons/hbons] - User Experience Designer
* [http://meego.com/users/harrihakulinen Harri Hakulinen/harha] - N900 Project Lead
* [http://meego.com/users/auke Auke Kok/auke] - Release developer, fast boot
* [http://meego.com/users/jku Jussi Kukkonen/jku] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/nmcgovern Neil McGovern/nmcgovern] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/nashif Anas Nashif/anaZ] - Distribution Architect
* [http://meego.com/users/pohly Patrick Ohly/pohly] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/quang Quang Pham/quang] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/zhuyanhai Zhu Yanhai/yanhai] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/rogerwang Roger WANG/roger] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/jbarnes Jesse Barnes/jbarnes] - Graphics stack developer
* [http://meego.com/users/jausmus James Ausmus/jausmus] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/fabo Fathi Boudra/fabo] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/sabotage Shane Bryan/sabotage] - Handset Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mikeleib Michael Leibowitz/mikeleib] - Handset Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mardy Alberto Mardegan/mardy] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/ayanes Adrian Yanes/ayanes] - Application Framework Developer & MeeGo Touch Theme maintainer.
* [http://meego.com/users/msafr miroslav Safr/msafr] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/curlybeast Martyn Russell/martyn] - '''Tracker''' developer & meego maintainer
* [http://meego.com/users/ifrade Ivan Frade/frade] - '''Tracker''' developer & meego maintainer
* [http://meego.com/users/senko Senko Rasic/ptlo] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/rcherian Rakesh Cherian/rcherian] - Developer

== Linux Foundation contributors ==
'' Staff Members of the Linux Foundation [http://www.linuxfoundation.org]''

* [http://meego.com/users/dl9pf Jan-Simon Möller/dl9pf ] - Buildplatform Developer, [http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service OBS] developer, Linux Foundation Staff Member
* [http://meego.com/users/ibrahim Ibrahim Haddad/ibrahim ] - Linux Foundation Director of Engineering/Technical Alliances, responsible for MeeGo activities at the Linux Foundation (details found [http://meego.com/community/blogs/ibrahim/2010/introducing-myself-meego-community here]).

== Other community members ==
The real deal is in the [http://meego.com/community/members full list of meego.com member profiles] (more than 5.000 already!). See also the list of [[Special:ListUsers|Wiki users]].

If you are in the list below but you are working with a de-facto role in the MeeGo project please help making your role official.

('''Please keep this list alphabetically-ordered, as it will make finding people easier''')

* [http://meego.com/users/qole Alan Bruce/qole] - Maemo Community Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/camahueto Alberto O. / camahueto] - Lawyer working in an unidentified Intellectual Property office. Free Software aficionado.
* [http://meego.com/users/agrin Alejandro Grin / agrin] - Independent developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/locusf Aleksi Suomalainen / LoCusF] - developer
* [http://meego.com/users/alessandro Alessandro Cogliati] - Browser/Flash developer, Nokia Meego.
* [http://meego.com/users/alexbez Alexander 'Sasha' Bezprozvanny / alexbez] Gadget freak and Maemo community member / Former Maemo team member (RTCom/Applications), now Technology Manager @ Ixonos Plc.
* [http://meego.com/users/ab Alexander Bokovoy / ab] - Senior Architect, Media applications, Nokia, Samba Team member
* [http://meego.com/users/aesantos Alexandra Engström Santos / aesantos] - Localisation SW Testing Project Manager, European Portuguese translator
* [http://meego.com/users/indeyets Alexey Zakhlestin/JimiDini] - maemo.org web/Midgard developer
* [http://meego.com/users/andre André Klapper/andre__] - maemo.org bugmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/aboaboit Andrea Borgia / aboaboit] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/th0br0 Andreas Osowski / th0br0] - developer, Fedora Packager, interested in the RWG
* [http://meego.com/users/andrewfblack Andrew F Black / AndrewFBlack] - Maemo community member / Theme Designer / talk.maemo.org Moderator and Theme Designer.
* [http://meego.com/users/jaffa Andrew Flegg / Jaffa] - Long term gadget freak & Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/antonr AntonR / AntonR] - Browser/Gecko embedding, Geo services.
* [http://meego.com/users/bdale Bdale Garbee / bdale] - HP, Debian
* [http://meego.com/users/khertan Benoît Hervier / khertan] - Maemo community member, software developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/earthling Bernd Stramm / earthling] - Independent developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/termana Bradley Smith / Termana] - MSMQSD MeeGo port Team Member
* [http://meego.com/users/bman Brian McKenzie / b-man] - Long term Maemo community member, software porter/developer, beta tester
* [http://meego.com/users/bundyo Bundyo / Bundyo] - Maemo community member, contributor
* [http://meego.com/users/stskeeps Carsten Munk/Stskeeps] - N900 hardware adaptation team member
* [http://meego.com/users/clay Clay Carey / Clay] - Moblin community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/clintcan Clint Christopher Cañada / clintcan] - Moblin oriented netbook user, open source enthusiast and packages rpms for moblin/centos/rhel for personal use in spare time.
* [http://meego.com/users/leinir Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen / leinir] N810 owner, MeeGo community member (via Mer)
* [http://meego.com/users/daperl Da Perl / daperl] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 Daniele Maio / b0unc3] - Maemo community member/contributor, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary/dneary] - maemo.org docmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/lbt David Greaves / lbt] - Mer OBS build guy
* [http://meego.com/users/dspeed Derek Speed / dspeed] - Linux and open source evangelist at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/OdyX Didier Raboud / OdyX] - Debian pkg-meego packager
* [http://meego.com/users/glezos Dimitris Glezos / glezos] - Localization Engineer ([http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex])
* [http://meego.com/users/dirkhh Dirk Hohndel/dirkhh] - Chief Linux and open source technologist at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/spaghetty Domenico Chierico / spaghetty] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/epage Ed Page / epage] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://borasky-research.net M. Edward (Ed) Borasky] - Linux capacity planning / audio / openSUSE / Twitter geek
* [http://meego.com/users/townxelliot Elliot Smith/townxelliot] - Moblin.org & meego.com website techy
* [http://meego.com/users/debernardis Ernesto de Bernardis / debernardis] - Maemo community member, mobile device tinkerer
* [http://meego.com/users/fgs Floriano Scioscia / fgs] - Maemo community member, IT engineer and junior researcher
* [http://meego.com/users/frederico Frederico Schardong / frederico] - Maemo community member, open source developer
* [http://meego.com/users/fpp Fred Pacquier / fpp] - maemo.org old-timer, platform-neutrality advocate, Python evangelist, and big mouth.
* [http://meego.com/users/amby Gabor Ambrozy / Amby] - Maemo community member, Save the End-Users advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/gaveen Gaveen Prabhasara / gaveen] - a DevOps guy. Planning to become a Fedora packager soon. FOSS / Linux / Ruby advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/gbraad Gerard Braad / gbraad] - Maemo community member, Fedora Project member, (open source) Hardware/Software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/slaine Glen Gray / slaine] - Moblin community member, software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/gcobb Graham Cobb / gcobb] - Maemo community member and application developer, former Commnunity Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/halton Halton Huo/Halton] - Browser Developer, Mozilla Contributor at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/bergie Henri Bergius/bergie] - maemo.org web/Midgard developer
* [http://meego.com/users/ianbrasil Ian Lawrence / ianbrasil] - Author - Professional Ubuntu Mobile Development, Moblin and Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/jmk Janne Karhunen / jmk] - Maemo system architect, System Software engineering + Security, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/jannis Jannis Pohlmann / jannis] - Software developer (Xfce, tumbler etc.)
* [http://meego.com/users/kyber Jarkko Moilanen / kyb3R] - Community Manager - MeeGo Network Finland
* [http://meego.com/users/zerojay Jason Carter / zerojay] - Long term Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/jkridner Jason Kridner / jkridner] - BeagleBoard.org Community Manager, Gentoo user, TI employee
* [http://meego.com/users/javispedro Javier S. Pedro / javispedro] - Former Maemo Community Council member, developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/jebba Jeff Moe / jebba] - [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba Maemo Contributor]
* [http://meego.com/users/jeremiah Jeremiah Foster/jeremiah] - maemo.org debmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/tuju Juha Tuomala / Tuju] - Fedora packager.
* [http://meego.com/users/jak Julian Andres Klode / jak] - Debian developer, Ubuntu member
* [http://meego.com/users/Krohon Krohon / Krohon] - Newbie, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/leoz Leonid Zolotarev / LeoZ] - Browser buddy, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/lpotter Lorn Potter / lpotter / ljp] - QDF, Mobility, Nokia
* [http://meego.com/users/hrw Marcin Juszkiewicz / hrw ] - OpenEmbedded developer, [http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/ self-employed] as OpenEmbedded/Poky Linux consultant/developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/margie Margie Foster/mlfoster] - Localization project manager for Moblin & meego.com website developer
* [http://meego.com/users/penguinbait Matthew Lewis/penguinbait] - Maemo Community Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/detective Max Maher / detective] - Maemo community member, software porter/developer, QA Engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/vgrade Martin Brook Vgrade/vgrade] -MSMQSD MeeGo port Team Member
* [http://meego.com/users/martinmohring Martin Mohring/ScriptRipper] - Buildplatform Developer, [http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service OBS] Maintainer ([http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/11/18/arm-support-for-opensuse-buildservice-and-opensuse ARM] and [http://lizards.opensuse.org/2010/08/22/obs-2-1-status-of-powerpc-and-mips-support-with-qemu MIPS] Support, [http://lizards.opensuse.org/2010/08/15/obs-2-1-features-and-status ACL], [http://en.opensuse.org//openSUSE:Build_Service_Testing testing] and many other parts), CTO 5e Datasoft
* [http://meego.com/users/mshaver Michael Shaver/mshaver] - Moblin.org webmaster & meego.com website developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mikael Mikael Söderberg / mksoderberg] - Chair of the GENIVI Alliance Reference System Work Group
* [http://meego.com/users/krypton Mithlesh Thukral / krypton] - Software developer, Linux kernel contributor, India
* [http://meego.com/users/mitsutaka Mitsutaka Amano / mitsutaka] - Moblin community member from Moblin 1.x, [http://git.moblin.org/cgit.cgi/moblin-image-creator Moblin Image Creator] maintainer, MeeGo/Moblin contributor, l10n(Japanese), Japanese evangelist, MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION.
* [http://meego.com/users/niqt Nicola De FIlippo / niqt] - Qt4 Maemo Contributor, Maemo community member, software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/xfade Niels Breet/X-Fade] - maemo.org webmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/noel Noel Arnold] - Technical Writer, reviews MeeGo web content and creates help files for MeeGo devices
* [http://meego.com/users/omaciel Og Maciel / OgMaciel] - GNOME Foundation member ([http://www.gnome.org/ GNOME])
* [http://meego.com/users/romaxa Oleg Romashin / romaxa] - Browser Developer, Mozilla Contributor, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/mandrake Pasi Heinonen / ode2] - Qt4/GTK+ developer, .NET guy, daddy (read RTL)
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold/Texrat] - two-term Maemo Community Council member, former Nokia employee (N800 launch team)
* [http://meego.com/users/rhertzog Raphaël Hertzog / buxy ] - Debian developer, [http://www.freexian.com self-employed] as free software consultant/developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/reggie Reggie Suplido] - maemo.org talkmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/ehamloptiran Robbie Newman / Ehamloptiran] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/w00t Robin Burchell / w00t] - Developer of random things, gadget enthusiast, Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/macron Ronan Mac Laverty/macron,maclaver(IRC)] - Nokia's Maemo (Application) Developer Advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/generalantilles Ryan Abel / GeneralAntilles] - Long term Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/slauwers Sebastian Lauwers / crashanddie] - Maemo community member, talk.maemo.org moderator / ActivIdentity Professional Services Technical Consultant
* [http://meego.com/users/clax Sergey Vetrogonov / clax] - Qt developer, graphic designer, Russian and Ukrainian localization team coordinator ([http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex])
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg / sivang] - Veteran linux developr and python literate, QA specialist and integration engineer.
* [http://meego.com/users/ensonic Stefan Kost / ensonic] - GStreamer/Multimedia Developer / Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby Stephen Gadsby / sjgadsby] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/nagineni Sudarsana Nagineni / Babu] - Browser Developer, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/tatlahte Tatu Lahtela / adeus] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/tekojo Tero Kojo/tekojo] - Nokia's Maemo Technical Project Manager
* [http://meego.com/users/timeless timeless / timeless] - Mozilla contributor, Nokia employee
* [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff / timsamoff] - Designer (graphic, UI, interaction, web), long-time Maemo Community member (two-term Maemo Community Council Member), and forever open source advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/framstag Tim Teulings / framstag] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/timoph Timo Härkönen / timoph] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/tjyrinki Timo Jyrinki / Mirv] ([http://nomovok.com/ Nomovok Ltd]) - [http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=timo@debian.org Debian developer], Ubuntu member, Openmoko contributor; all-around community and translations person + job related to MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/vdvsx Valério Valério/VDVsx] - Maemo Community member, software developer, Nokia employee
* [http://meego.com/users/vatula Veli-Pekka Vatula/vatula] - Nokia's Head of Maemo SW Testing
* [http://meego.com/users/vilvo Ville Ilvonen/vilvo] - Nokia's Maemo Test Tools and Test Automation
* [http://meego.com/users/wjbaird Warren Baird / wjbaird / photogeekmtl] - Developer, Product Manager, N900 user, Photographer, Digital Artist
* [http://meego.com/users/copyleft Youchen Lee / copyleft] - Debian/Ubuntu community member, software developer, deb packager.
* [http://meego.com/users/corsac Yves-Alexis Perez / Corsac] - Debian developer, Maemo community member, security engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/zaheerm Zaheer Abbas Merali / zaheerm] - GStreamer developer, Maemo community member and app developer

[[Category:Community]]

Who's who

2011-06-30T16:55:40Z

Achipa: /* Architects */

Let's use this page while it's useful. See also the [http://meego.com/community/members full list of meego.com members].

== MeeGo structure ==

=== Technical Steering Group ===
''Members of the [http://meego.com/about/governance TSG]''

* [http://meego.com/users/valhalla Valtteri Halla] (Nokia) - Benevolent dictator
* [http://meego.com/users/imad Imad Sousou/imad] (Intel) - Benevolent dictator

=== Architects ===
* [http://meego.com/users/poussa Sakari Poussa] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/sunilsaxena Sunil Saxena] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/arjan Arjan Van De Ven] (Intel)
* [http://meego.com/users/mythi Mikko Ylinen] (Intel)

=== Community Office ===

* [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster/dawnfoster] (Intel) - Coordinator
* [http://meego.com/users/qgil Quim Gil/qgil] (Nokia) - Coordinator

=== Maintainers ===
* [[Maintainers structure ]]

See also [[Community Office]] - [http://wiki.meego.com/index.php?title=Special%3AListUsers&username=&group=bureaucrat&limit=50 wiki administrators]

== MeeGo developers ==
People paid to contribute to MeeGo and/or have commit rights.

* [http://meego.com/users/hbons Hylke Bons/hbons] - User Experience Designer
* [http://meego.com/users/harrihakulinen Harri Hakulinen/harha] - N900 Project Lead
* [http://meego.com/users/auke Auke Kok/auke] - Release developer, fast boot
* [http://meego.com/users/jku Jussi Kukkonen/jku] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/nmcgovern Neil McGovern/nmcgovern] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/nashif Anas Nashif/anaZ] - Distribution Architect
* [http://meego.com/users/pohly Patrick Ohly/pohly] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/quang Quang Pham/quang] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/zhuyanhai Zhu Yanhai/yanhai] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/rogerwang Roger WANG/roger] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/jbarnes Jesse Barnes/jbarnes] - Graphics stack developer
* [http://meego.com/users/jausmus James Ausmus/jausmus] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/fabo Fathi Boudra/fabo] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/sabotage Shane Bryan/sabotage] - Handset Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mikeleib Michael Leibowitz/mikeleib] - Handset Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mardy Alberto Mardegan/mardy] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/ayanes Adrian Yanes/ayanes] - Application Framework Developer & MeeGo Touch Theme maintainer.
* [http://meego.com/users/msafr miroslav Safr/msafr] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/curlybeast Martyn Russell/martyn] - '''Tracker''' developer & meego maintainer
* [http://meego.com/users/ifrade Ivan Frade/frade] - '''Tracker''' developer & meego maintainer
* [http://meego.com/users/senko Senko Rasic/ptlo] - Developer
* [http://meego.com/users/rcherian Rakesh Cherian/rcherian] - Developer

== Linux Foundation contributors ==
'' Staff Members of the Linux Foundation [http://www.linuxfoundation.org]''

* [http://meego.com/users/dl9pf Jan-Simon Möller/dl9pf ] - Buildplatform Developer, [http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service OBS] developer, Linux Foundation Staff Member
* [http://meego.com/users/ibrahim Ibrahim Haddad/ibrahim ] - Linux Foundation Director of Engineering/Technical Alliances, responsible for MeeGo activities at the Linux Foundation (details found [http://meego.com/community/blogs/ibrahim/2010/introducing-myself-meego-community here]).

== Other community members ==
The real deal is in the [http://meego.com/community/members full list of meego.com member profiles] (more than 5.000 already!). See also the list of [[Special:ListUsers|Wiki users]].

If you are in the list below but you are working with a de-facto role in the MeeGo project please help making your role official.

('''Please keep this list alphabetically-ordered, as it will make finding people easier''')

* [http://meego.com/users/qole Alan Bruce/qole] - Maemo Community Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/camahueto Alberto O. / camahueto] - Lawyer working in an unidentified Intellectual Property office. Free Software aficionado.
* [http://meego.com/users/agrin Alejandro Grin / agrin] - Independent developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/locusf Aleksi Suomalainen / LoCusF] - developer
* [http://meego.com/users/alessandro Alessandro Cogliati] - Browser/Flash developer, Nokia Meego.
* [http://meego.com/users/alexbez Alexander 'Sasha' Bezprozvanny / alexbez] Gadget freak and Maemo community member / Former Maemo team member (RTCom/Applications), now Technology Manager @ Ixonos Plc.
* [http://meego.com/users/ab Alexander Bokovoy / ab] - Senior Architect, Media applications, Nokia, Samba Team member
* [http://meego.com/users/aesantos Alexandra Engström Santos / aesantos] - Localisation SW Testing Project Manager, European Portuguese translator
* [http://meego.com/users/indeyets Alexey Zakhlestin/JimiDini] - maemo.org web/Midgard developer
* [http://meego.com/users/andre André Klapper/andre__] - maemo.org bugmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/aboaboit Andrea Borgia / aboaboit] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/th0br0 Andreas Osowski / th0br0] - developer, Fedora Packager, interested in the RWG
* [http://meego.com/users/andrewfblack Andrew F Black / AndrewFBlack] - Maemo community member / Theme Designer / talk.maemo.org Moderator and Theme Designer.
* [http://meego.com/users/jaffa Andrew Flegg / Jaffa] - Long term gadget freak & Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/antonr AntonR / AntonR] - Browser/Gecko embedding, Geo services.
* [http://meego.com/users/bdale Bdale Garbee / bdale] - HP, Debian
* [http://meego.com/users/khertan Benoît Hervier / khertan] - Maemo community member, software developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/earthling Bernd Stramm / earthling] - Independent developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/termana Bradley Smith / Termana] - MSMQSD MeeGo port Team Member
* [http://meego.com/users/bman Brian McKenzie / b-man] - Long term Maemo community member, software porter/developer, beta tester
* [http://meego.com/users/bundyo Bundyo / Bundyo] - Maemo community member, contributor
* [http://meego.com/users/stskeeps Carsten Munk/Stskeeps] - N900 hardware adaptation team member
* [http://meego.com/users/clay Clay Carey / Clay] - Moblin community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/clintcan Clint Christopher Cañada / clintcan] - Moblin oriented netbook user, open source enthusiast and packages rpms for moblin/centos/rhel for personal use in spare time.
* [http://meego.com/users/leinir Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen / leinir] N810 owner, MeeGo community member (via Mer)
* [http://meego.com/users/daperl Da Perl / daperl] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 Daniele Maio / b0unc3] - Maemo community member/contributor, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary/dneary] - maemo.org docmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/lbt David Greaves / lbt] - Mer OBS build guy
* [http://meego.com/users/dspeed Derek Speed / dspeed] - Linux and open source evangelist at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/OdyX Didier Raboud / OdyX] - Debian pkg-meego packager
* [http://meego.com/users/glezos Dimitris Glezos / glezos] - Localization Engineer ([http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex])
* [http://meego.com/users/dirkhh Dirk Hohndel/dirkhh] - Chief Linux and open source technologist at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/spaghetty Domenico Chierico / spaghetty] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/epage Ed Page / epage] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://borasky-research.net M. Edward (Ed) Borasky] - Linux capacity planning / audio / openSUSE / Twitter geek
* [http://meego.com/users/townxelliot Elliot Smith/townxelliot] - Moblin.org & meego.com website techy
* [http://meego.com/users/debernardis Ernesto de Bernardis / debernardis] - Maemo community member, mobile device tinkerer
* [http://meego.com/users/fgs Floriano Scioscia / fgs] - Maemo community member, IT engineer and junior researcher
* [http://meego.com/users/frederico Frederico Schardong / frederico] - Maemo community member, open source developer
* [http://meego.com/users/fpp Fred Pacquier / fpp] - maemo.org old-timer, platform-neutrality advocate, Python evangelist, and big mouth.
* [http://meego.com/users/amby Gabor Ambrozy / Amby] - Maemo community member, Save the End-Users advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/gaveen Gaveen Prabhasara / gaveen] - a DevOps guy. Planning to become a Fedora packager soon. FOSS / Linux / Ruby advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/gbraad Gerard Braad / gbraad] - Maemo community member, Fedora Project member, (open source) Hardware/Software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/slaine Glen Gray / slaine] - Moblin community member, software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/gcobb Graham Cobb / gcobb] - Maemo community member and application developer, former Commnunity Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/halton Halton Huo/Halton] - Browser Developer, Mozilla Contributor at Intel
* [http://meego.com/users/bergie Henri Bergius/bergie] - maemo.org web/Midgard developer
* [http://meego.com/users/ianbrasil Ian Lawrence / ianbrasil] - Author - Professional Ubuntu Mobile Development, Moblin and Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/jmk Janne Karhunen / jmk] - Maemo system architect, System Software engineering + Security, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/jannis Jannis Pohlmann / jannis] - Software developer (Xfce, tumbler etc.)
* [http://meego.com/users/kyber Jarkko Moilanen / kyb3R] - Community Manager - MeeGo Network Finland
* [http://meego.com/users/zerojay Jason Carter / zerojay] - Long term Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/jkridner Jason Kridner / jkridner] - BeagleBoard.org Community Manager, Gentoo user, TI employee
* [http://meego.com/users/javispedro Javier S. Pedro / javispedro] - Former Maemo Community Council member, developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/jebba Jeff Moe / jebba] - [http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba Maemo Contributor]
* [http://meego.com/users/jeremiah Jeremiah Foster/jeremiah] - maemo.org debmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/tuju Juha Tuomala / Tuju] - Fedora packager.
* [http://meego.com/users/jak Julian Andres Klode / jak] - Debian developer, Ubuntu member
* [http://meego.com/users/Krohon Krohon / Krohon] - Newbie, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/leoz Leonid Zolotarev / LeoZ] - Browser buddy, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/lpotter Lorn Potter / lpotter / ljp] - QDF, Mobility, Nokia
* [http://meego.com/users/hrw Marcin Juszkiewicz / hrw ] - OpenEmbedded developer, [http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/ self-employed] as OpenEmbedded/Poky Linux consultant/developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/margie Margie Foster/mlfoster] - Localization project manager for Moblin & meego.com website developer
* [http://meego.com/users/penguinbait Matthew Lewis/penguinbait] - Maemo Community Council member
* [http://meego.com/users/detective Max Maher / detective] - Maemo community member, software porter/developer, QA Engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/vgrade Martin Brook Vgrade/vgrade] -MSMQSD MeeGo port Team Member
* [http://meego.com/users/martinmohring Martin Mohring/ScriptRipper] - Buildplatform Developer, [http://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service OBS] Maintainer ([http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/11/18/arm-support-for-opensuse-buildservice-and-opensuse ARM] and [http://lizards.opensuse.org/2010/08/22/obs-2-1-status-of-powerpc-and-mips-support-with-qemu MIPS] Support, [http://lizards.opensuse.org/2010/08/15/obs-2-1-features-and-status ACL], [http://en.opensuse.org//openSUSE:Build_Service_Testing testing] and many other parts), CTO 5e Datasoft
* [http://meego.com/users/mshaver Michael Shaver/mshaver] - Moblin.org webmaster & meego.com website developer
* [http://meego.com/users/mikael Mikael Söderberg / mksoderberg] - Chair of the GENIVI Alliance Reference System Work Group
* [http://meego.com/users/krypton Mithlesh Thukral / krypton] - Software developer, Linux kernel contributor, India
* [http://meego.com/users/mitsutaka Mitsutaka Amano / mitsutaka] - Moblin community member from Moblin 1.x, [http://git.moblin.org/cgit.cgi/moblin-image-creator Moblin Image Creator] maintainer, MeeGo/Moblin contributor, l10n(Japanese), Japanese evangelist, MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION.
* [http://meego.com/users/niqt Nicola De FIlippo / niqt] - Qt4 Maemo Contributor, Maemo community member, software engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/xfade Niels Breet/X-Fade] - maemo.org webmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/noel Noel Arnold] - Technical Writer, reviews MeeGo web content and creates help files for MeeGo devices
* [http://meego.com/users/omaciel Og Maciel / OgMaciel] - GNOME Foundation member ([http://www.gnome.org/ GNOME])
* [http://meego.com/users/romaxa Oleg Romashin / romaxa] - Browser Developer, Mozilla Contributor, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/mandrake Pasi Heinonen / ode2] - Qt4/GTK+ developer, .NET guy, daddy (read RTL)
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold/Texrat] - two-term Maemo Community Council member, former Nokia employee (N800 launch team)
* [http://meego.com/users/rhertzog Raphaël Hertzog / buxy ] - Debian developer, [http://www.freexian.com self-employed] as free software consultant/developer.
* [http://meego.com/users/reggie Reggie Suplido] - maemo.org talkmaster
* [http://meego.com/users/ehamloptiran Robbie Newman / Ehamloptiran] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/w00t Robin Burchell / w00t] - Developer of random things, gadget enthusiast, Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/macron Ronan Mac Laverty/macron,maclaver(IRC)] - Nokia's Maemo (Application) Developer Advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/generalantilles Ryan Abel / GeneralAntilles] - Long term Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/slauwers Sebastian Lauwers / crashanddie] - Maemo community member, talk.maemo.org moderator / ActivIdentity Professional Services Technical Consultant
* [http://meego.com/users/clax Sergey Vetrogonov / clax] - Qt developer, graphic designer, Russian and Ukrainian localization team coordinator ([http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex])
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg / sivang] - Veteran linux developr and python literate, QA specialist and integration engineer.
* [http://meego.com/users/ensonic Stefan Kost / ensonic] - GStreamer/Multimedia Developer / Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby Stephen Gadsby / sjgadsby] - Maemo community member
* [http://meego.com/users/nagineni Sudarsana Nagineni / Babu] - Browser Developer, Nokia MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/tatlahte Tatu Lahtela / adeus] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/tekojo Tero Kojo/tekojo] - Nokia's Maemo Technical Project Manager
* [http://meego.com/users/timeless timeless / timeless] - Mozilla contributor, Nokia employee
* [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff / timsamoff] - Designer (graphic, UI, interaction, web), long-time Maemo Community member (two-term Maemo Community Council Member), and forever open source advocate
* [http://meego.com/users/framstag Tim Teulings / framstag] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/timoph Timo Härkönen / timoph] - Maemo community member, software developer
* [http://meego.com/users/tjyrinki Timo Jyrinki / Mirv] ([http://nomovok.com/ Nomovok Ltd]) - [http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=timo@debian.org Debian developer], Ubuntu member, Openmoko contributor; all-around community and translations person + job related to MeeGo
* [http://meego.com/users/vdvsx Valério Valério/VDVsx] - Maemo Community member, software developer, Nokia employee
* [http://meego.com/users/vatula Veli-Pekka Vatula/vatula] - Nokia's Head of Maemo SW Testing
* [http://meego.com/users/vilvo Ville Ilvonen/vilvo] - Nokia's Maemo Test Tools and Test Automation
* [http://meego.com/users/wjbaird Warren Baird / wjbaird / photogeekmtl] - Developer, Product Manager, N900 user, Photographer, Digital Artist
* [http://meego.com/users/copyleft Youchen Lee / copyleft] - Debian/Ubuntu community member, software developer, deb packager.
* [http://meego.com/users/corsac Yves-Alexis Perez / Corsac] - Debian developer, Maemo community member, security engineer
* [http://meego.com/users/zaheerm Zaheer Abbas Merali / zaheerm] - GStreamer developer, Maemo community member and app developer

[[Category:Community]]

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-05-12T07:30:10Z

Achipa:

== Flight Information ==

Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Meeting point===
TBC

===Arrivals===

====Thursday 19====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:50
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9311 from AMS (origin: HEL)
|
|-
|-
| 19:05
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1835 from Chicago (origin: Berlin (SXF) via Dublin (DUB))
|
|-
|}

====Friday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 11:55
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (origin: Dresden (DRS))
|
|-
| 11:55
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (FRA) (origin: Berlin (TXL))
|
|-
| 11:55
| Eric Le Roux ([http://meego.com/users/ericlr ericlr])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH454 from Frankfurt (FRA) (origin: Helsinki (HEL))
|
|-
| 11:50
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL605 from Amsterdam
|
|-
| 12:50
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport
| AF84 from Paris
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Rongas ([http://meego.com/users/ronksu ronksu])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA285 from London (LHR)
|
|-
| 15:50
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| Airport then BART
| OAK from BUR
|
|-
| 19:10
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| Airport (SFO)
| LH from MUC
|
|-
| 21:35
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA177 from JFK
|
|-
|}

====Saturday 21====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 00:35
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/users/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| UN225 from London Heathrow (via Washington IAD)
|
|-
| 11:55
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 454 from Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:20
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 14:20
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 14:20
| Iekku Huttunen([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0285 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 15:50
| Tom Swindell ([http://meego.com/users/tswindell Alterego])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|-
| 16:45
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0287 from LHR
|
|-
| 16:45
| Anssi Takku ([http://meego.com/users/zotte zotte])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0287 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/myrtti Miia Ranta]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 17:18
| [http://meego.com/users/dsample Duncan Sample]
| Airport (SFO)
| UA931 from LHR
|
|-
| 19:10
| Thiago Macieira ([http://meego.com/users/thiago thiago])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 458 from Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 19:20
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA515 from Dallas Ft. Worth DFW
|
|-
| 19:53
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Florence (FLR))
|
|-
| 19:53
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9126 from Frankfurt (origin: Vienna (VIE))
|
|}

====Sunday 22====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 10:30
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| SFO
| AA from DFW
|
|-
| 11:40
| Reggie Suplido ([http://meego.com/users/reggie reggie])
| SFO
| UA759 from ORD
|
|-
| 12:13
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1776 from Vancouver
|
|-
| 12:35
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| SFO
| AC 757 from YYZ
|
|-
| 20:28
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO6516 from DEN
|
|-
| sometime in the afternoon (early)
| Aniello Del Sorbo ([http://meego.com/users/anidel anidel])
| Straight to the Hyatt
| By car (travelling from Las Vegas)
|
|-
|}

===Departures===

====Wednesday 25====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 14:00
| Matti Saastamoinen ([http://meego.com/users/smoinen smoinen])
| Airport (SFO)
| DL9381 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:40
| Alan Bruce ([http://meego.com/users/qole qole])
| SFO
| WS 1563 to Calgary
|
|-
| 19:01
| Andrea Grandi ([http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi AndreaGrandi])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 21:05
| Thomas Perl ([http://meego.com/users/thp thp])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH0459 to Munich (MUC)
|
|-
| 22:10
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (SFO)
| CO1804 to ORD
|
|-
|}

====Thursday 26====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 07:10
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA24 to JFK
|
|-
| 11:30
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/user/leinir leinir])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC563 to LHR (via IAD)
|
|-
| 13:15
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| Airport (SFO)
| AC 756 to YYZ
|

|-
| 13:30
| [http://meego.com/users/timsamoff Tim Samoff]
| OAK
| BART to Airport at 11:30
|
|-
| 13:48
| [http://meego.com/users/vivainio Ville M. Vainio]
| SFO
| To Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:00
| Jarkko Moilanen ([http://meego.com/users/kyber kyb3R])
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:00
| [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
| Airport (SFO)
| KL606 to AMS
|
|-
| 14:20
| Cosimo Kroll ([http://meetmeego.org/about/ zehjotkah])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH455 to Frankfurt (FRA)
|
|-
| 15:10
| Gabriel Beddingfield ([http://meego.com/users/gabrbedd gabrbedd])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA to DFW
|
|-
| 18:55
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jukka Eklund ([http://meego.com/users/jukka jukka])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
| Might still change..
|-
| 18:55
| Iekku Huttunen ([http://meego.com/users/iekku iekku])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Jarno Teivas ([http://meego.com/users/jarnoteivas jarnoteivas])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 18:55
| Anssi Takku ([http://meego.com/users/zotte zotte])
| Airport (SFO)
| BA0286 to LHR
|
|-
| 19:01
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH 9127 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 19:05
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|-
| 19:05
| Tom Swindell ([http://meego.com/users/tswindell Alterego])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|}

====Friday 27====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 13:48
| Cornelius Hald ([http://meego.com/users/conny conny])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH9053 to Frankfurt
|
|-
| 14:15
| Eric Le Roux ([http://meego.com/users/ericlr ericlr])
| Airport (SFO)
| LH455 to Frankfurt / LH850 to Helsinki
|
|}

====Sunday 29====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 09:50
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (SJC)
| AA1543 to Dallas Ft. Worth
|
|-
| 11:00
| Erik Stein ([http://meego.com/users/erikstein erikstein])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA1544 to Chicago
|
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-04-29T08:48:55Z

Achipa: /* Friday 20 */

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-04-29T08:29:26Z

Achipa:

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-04-29T08:28:26Z

Achipa: /* Friday 20 */

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-04-22T16:11:40Z

Achipa: /* Friday 20 */

== Flight Information ==

Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Meeting point===
TBC

===Arrivals===

====Friday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 21:35
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA177 from JFK
|
|-
|}

====Saturday 21====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 15:50
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|}

===Departures===

====Thursday 26====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 07:10
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA24 to JFK
|
|-
| 19:05
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|}

MeeGo Conference Spring 2011/Flight Information

2011-04-22T16:10:12Z

Achipa: /* Thursday 26 */

== Flight Information ==

Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Meeting point===
TBC

===Arrivals===

====Friday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
|}

====Saturday 21====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 15:50
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS019 from LHR
|
|}

===Departures===

====Thursday 26====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 07:10
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (SFO)
| AA24 to JFK
|
|-
| 19:05
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (SFO)
| VS020 to LHR
|
|}

Local MeeGo Networks/MeeGo Network Finland/MeeGo Summit FI Hosting Team

2011-04-03T12:08:46Z

Achipa: /* Team Members */

= MeeGo Summit FI 2011 Hosting team =

== Team Members ==
* Mike "[[User:Ymb|ymb]]" Bradshaw (lead)
* Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää (krista_1985 (at) hotmail.com)
* Marjut Anderson (irc-nick: markka_)
* Juha "[[User:Riussi|Riussi]]" Ristolainen
* Jussi Nurminen (jussi.nurminen (at) tieto.com)
* Attila "[[User:achipa|achipa]]" Csipa
* '''Add your name'''

= Responsibilities =
* helping the speakers (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)
* manages info desk (4 volunteers),
* (assists in catering) Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from [http://www.juvenes.fi/In_English/Juvenes_Catering Juvenes].
* reception/registration (also portal registration development/management).
* handles videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast (1 volunteer).
* handles summit notifications at the venue.
* hotel arrangements (1 volunteer) - Riussi
* babysitters for press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers)

= Tasks for the team =

Pick a task you want to do and add your name after it

=== Help the speakers ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)

==== Make sure speakers find the venue and are in time ====

=== Manage the info desk ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (4 volunteers)
=== Assist in catering. ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from Juvenes.
=== Reception/registration ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Reception desk (needs two persons preferably): Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää
* Also portal registration development/management

==== Badges for participants (coordinate with marketing team) ====

=== Handle videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast ===
* (1 volunteer).

Plan is to use nearby TAMK as a resource. Team lead will contact them (during week 2 or 3) and ask if a bunch of students would like to do videorecording and live video broadcast things as a project or exercise for the studies. They possibly would get all necessary equipments from the school. Possibly even some interviews of the speakers and other developers -> web broadcast interviews live.
* TAMK contacted already (7th Jan) and more will reveal next week. Update 20th Jan: No word received back yet.

* Recording keynotes on video
* Live streaming of video from the keynotes

=== Handle summit notifications at the venue. ===

* Find out what kind of A/V-systems are in place
* During the summit: announcements

=== Arrange hotels for speakers ===

There will most probably be a field in the event registration to check if you need accommodation during the summit. For this purpose we will try to book enough rooms from Omena hotel for summitgoers.

There are two other big events in Tampere at the same time and hotels are filling up fast...

==== Ask for prices and proposals ====
* Hotel prices:
** Scandic Rosendahl, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price: 100€/night
** Scandic Tampere City, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price 110€/night.
** Omena Hotel Hämeenkatu 7 and Hämeenkatu 28, 1-4 person rooms, 45€/night.
** Cumulus doesn't have room in Cumulus Pinja or Hämeenpuisto, only Koskikatu. 10 single rooms, 95€/night,
** Dreamhostel provides group rooms. 2 person rooms 58€/room/night, 4 person rooms 88€/room/night or 22€/per bed. They also have dorm rooms for 19,5€/night/person in 10 or 16 person rooms.

==== Confirm amount of rooms needed ====
==== Book the rooms ====
==== Room info to speakers ====

=== Babysit the press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers) ===
* TBD: add subtasks

Local MeeGo Networks/MeeGo Network Finland/MeeGo Summit FI Hosting Team

2011-04-03T12:08:30Z

Achipa: /* Team Members */

= MeeGo Summit FI 2011 Hosting team =

== Team Members ==
* Mike "[[User:Ymb|ymb]]" Bradshaw (lead)
* Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää (krista_1985 (at) hotmail.com)
* Marjut Anderson (irc-nick: markka_)
* Juha "[[User:Riussi|Riussi]]" Ristolainen
* Jussi Nurminen (jussi.nurminen (at) tieto.com)
* Attila "[[User:achipa|achipa]]" Csipa

* '''Add your name'''

= Responsibilities =
* helping the speakers (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)
* manages info desk (4 volunteers),
* (assists in catering) Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from [http://www.juvenes.fi/In_English/Juvenes_Catering Juvenes].
* reception/registration (also portal registration development/management).
* handles videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast (1 volunteer).
* handles summit notifications at the venue.
* hotel arrangements (1 volunteer) - Riussi
* babysitters for press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers)

= Tasks for the team =

Pick a task you want to do and add your name after it

=== Help the speakers ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)

==== Make sure speakers find the venue and are in time ====

=== Manage the info desk ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (4 volunteers)
=== Assist in catering. ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from Juvenes.
=== Reception/registration ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Reception desk (needs two persons preferably): Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää
* Also portal registration development/management

==== Badges for participants (coordinate with marketing team) ====

=== Handle videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast ===
* (1 volunteer).

Plan is to use nearby TAMK as a resource. Team lead will contact them (during week 2 or 3) and ask if a bunch of students would like to do videorecording and live video broadcast things as a project or exercise for the studies. They possibly would get all necessary equipments from the school. Possibly even some interviews of the speakers and other developers -> web broadcast interviews live.
* TAMK contacted already (7th Jan) and more will reveal next week. Update 20th Jan: No word received back yet.

* Recording keynotes on video
* Live streaming of video from the keynotes

=== Handle summit notifications at the venue. ===

* Find out what kind of A/V-systems are in place
* During the summit: announcements

=== Arrange hotels for speakers ===

There will most probably be a field in the event registration to check if you need accommodation during the summit. For this purpose we will try to book enough rooms from Omena hotel for summitgoers.

There are two other big events in Tampere at the same time and hotels are filling up fast...

==== Ask for prices and proposals ====
* Hotel prices:
** Scandic Rosendahl, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price: 100€/night
** Scandic Tampere City, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price 110€/night.
** Omena Hotel Hämeenkatu 7 and Hämeenkatu 28, 1-4 person rooms, 45€/night.
** Cumulus doesn't have room in Cumulus Pinja or Hämeenpuisto, only Koskikatu. 10 single rooms, 95€/night,
** Dreamhostel provides group rooms. 2 person rooms 58€/room/night, 4 person rooms 88€/room/night or 22€/per bed. They also have dorm rooms for 19,5€/night/person in 10 or 16 person rooms.

==== Confirm amount of rooms needed ====
==== Book the rooms ====
==== Room info to speakers ====

=== Babysit the press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers) ===
* TBD: add subtasks

Local MeeGo Networks/MeeGo Network Finland/MeeGo Summit FI Hosting Team

2011-04-03T12:08:17Z

Achipa:

Local MeeGo Networks/MeeGo Network Finland/MeeGo Summit FI Hosting Team

2011-04-03T12:06:29Z

Achipa:

= MeeGo Summit FI 2011 Hosting team =

== Team Members ==
* Mike "[[User:Ymb|ymb]]" Bradshaw (lead)
* Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää (krista_1985 (at) hotmail.com)
* Marjut Anderson (irc-nick: markka_)
* Juha "[[User:Riussi|Riussi]]" Ristolainen
* Jussi Nurminen (jussi.nurminen (at) tieto.com)

* '''Add your name'''

= Responsibilities =
* helping the speakers (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)
* manages info desk (4 volunteers),
* (assists in catering) Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from [http://www.juvenes.fi/In_English/Juvenes_Catering Juvenes].
* reception/registration (also portal registration development/management).
* handles videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast (1 volunteer).
* handles summit notifications at the venue.
* hotel arrangements (1 volunteer) - Riussi
* babysitters for press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers)

= Tasks for the team =

Pick a task you want to do and add your name after it

=== Help the speakers ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (hosts for the tracks: 3+1)

==== Make sure speakers find the venue and are in time ====

=== Manage the info desk ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* (4 volunteers)
=== Assist in catering. ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Catering will be delivered as package (lunches, coffees, etc.) from Juvenes.
=== Reception/registration ===
* TBD: add subtasks
* Reception desk (needs two persons preferably): Saija "matrixx" Saarenpää
* Also portal registration development/management

==== Badges for participants (coordinate with marketing team) ====

=== Handle videorecording of the sessions and live video broadcast ===
* (1 volunteer).

Plan is to use nearby TAMK as a resource. Team lead will contact them (during week 2 or 3) and ask if a bunch of students would like to do videorecording and live video broadcast things as a project or exercise for the studies. They possibly would get all necessary equipments from the school. Possibly even some interviews of the speakers and other developers -> web broadcast interviews live.
* TAMK contacted already (7th Jan) and more will reveal next week. Update 20th Jan: No word received back yet.

* Recording keynotes on video
* Live streaming of video from the keynotes

=== Handle summit notifications at the venue. ===

* Find out what kind of A/V-systems are in place
* During the summit: announcements

=== Arrange hotels for speakers ===

There will most probably be a field in the event registration to check if you need accommodation during the summit. For this purpose we will try to book enough rooms from Omena hotel for summitgoers.

There are two other big events in Tampere at the same time and hotels are filling up fast...

==== Ask for prices and proposals ====
* Hotel prices:
** Scandic Rosendahl, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price: 100€/night
** Scandic Tampere City, 14th - 16th April 2011, 10 single-rooms. Price 110€/night.
** Omena Hotel Hämeenkatu 7 and Hämeenkatu 28, 1-4 person rooms, 45€/night.
** Cumulus doesn't have room in Cumulus Pinja or Hämeenpuisto, only Koskikatu. 10 single rooms, 95€/night,
** Dreamhostel provides group rooms. 2 person rooms 58€/room/night, 4 person rooms 88€/room/night or 22€/per bed. They also have dorm rooms for 19,5€/night/person in 10 or 16 person rooms.

==== Confirm amount of rooms needed ====
==== Book the rooms ====
==== Room info to speakers ====

=== Babysit the press, divas (yes, there’s always these too) (2 volunteers) ===
* TBD: add subtasks

MeeGo Conference 2010/Flight Information

2010-11-12T13:06:50Z

Achipa: /* Thursday 18 */

== Flight Information ==

''Wouldn't it make sense to split the table for arrivals and departures and then sort each table by date and time as with the [http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo_Summit_2009/Travel Maemo Summit 2009 travel wiki page]?''

Please move your entry from below to the new tables here. Keep the entries sorted by time and date.

===Arrivals===

====Friday 12====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 12:00
| [[user:Nightrose | Lydia Pintscher]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from FRA
|
|-
| 12:45
| [[user:pycage | Martin Grimme]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from MUC
|
|-
| 16:40
| [[user:InformatiQ | Ramez Hanna]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from FIN
|}

====Saturday 13====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 06:50
| [[user:Epage | Ed Page]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from Atlanta
|
|-
| 08:45
| [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight 9907 from Pisa
|
|-
| 08:55
| [[user:timsamoff | Tim Samoff]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from JFK
|
|-
| 09:00
| [[user:dawnfoster | Dawn Foster]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from ORD
|
|-
| 09:20
| [[user:texrat | Randall Arnold ]] ([http://meego.com/users/texrat texrat])
| Airport (DUB)
| United 3261 from EWR
|
|-
| 09:40
| Timo Rongas ([http://meego.com/users/ronksu ronksu])
| Airport (DUB)
| from CPH
|
|-
| 09:40
| Tatu Lahtela ([http://meego.com/users/tatlahte tatlahte])
| Airport (DUB)
| from CPH
|
|-
| 10:30
| David Greaves ([http://meego.com/users/lbt lbt])
| Airport (DUB)
| from LHR
|
|-
| 12:05
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/users/leinir leinir])
| Aurport (DUB)
| EI0235 from LGW
|
|-
| 13:25
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0267 from BHX
|
|-
| 14:05
| Josep Roura ([http://meego.com/users/netoak netoak])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR7039 from GRO
|
|-
| 16:40
| Henri Bergius ([http://meego.com/users/bergie bergie])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5014 from CDG
|
|-
| 16:40
| Susanna Huhtanen ([http://maemo.org/profile/view/ihmis-suski/ ihmis-suski])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5014 from CDG
|
|-
| 17:20
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (DUB)
| LH980 from FRA
|
|-
| 17:35
| [[user:thp|thp]]
| Airport (DUB)
| from LHR
|
|-
| 18:50
| Leonardo da Mata ([http://meego.com/users/barroca barroca])
| Airport (DUB)
| JJ 7922 from LHR
|
|-
| 22:50
| Roger Wang and ~8 people from PRC
| Airport (DUB)
| LH982 from FRA
|
|-
| 14:25
| [[user:sivan|sivang]]
| Airport (DUB)
| From LHR
|
|-
| 00:00
| [[user:username|Firstname Lastname]]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight number from airport
| ...
|}

====Sunday 14====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 8:50
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (DUB)
| US Air 722 from PHL
|
|-
| 08:50
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (DUB)
| US Air 722 from PHL
|
|-
| 08:55
| Gary Birkett ([http://meego.com/users/lcuk lcuk])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR553 from MAN
|
|-
| 08:55
| Mike Jipping ([http://meego.com/users/frethop frethop])
| Airport (DUB)
| DL164 from JFK
|
|-
| 09:00
| Reggie Suplido ([http://meego.com/users/reggie reggie])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI124 from ORD (Chicago, IL)
|
|-
| 09:20
| Aniello Del Sorbo ([http://meego.com/users/anidel anidel])
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight 126 (Continental) from EWR (Newark, NJ)
|
|-
| 09:40
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK537 from CPH
|
|-
| 09:40
| Brendan Le Foll ([http://meego.com/users/arfoll arfoll])
| Airport (DUB)
| 6394 from BCN
|
|-
| 10:10
| Valério Valério ([http://meego.com/users/vdvsx VDVsx])
| Airport (DUB)
| KL3153 from AMS
|
|-
| 12:20
| Daniele Maio ([http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 b0unc3])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR 9427 from BGY
|
|-
| 12:40
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| Airport (DUB)
| AC848/BMI123 from YYZ/LHR
|
|-
| 13.35
| Kathy Smith ([http://meego.com/users/revdkathy RevdKathy])
| Airport (DUB)
| SZ593 from NQY
|
|-
| 13.55
| Andrew Zhilin ([http://meego.com/users/wazd wazd])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5006 from CDG
|
|-
| 14.10
| Carsten Munk ([http://meego.com/users/stskeeps Stskeeps])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0363 from WAW
|
|-
| 16:40
| timeless
| Airport (DUB)
| AF1099/AF5014
|
|-
| 16:40
| Jeremiah C. Foster ([http://meego.com/users/jeremiah jeremiah])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF 5014 from CDG
|
|-
| 16:40
| Mikael Söderberg
| Airport (DUB)
| AF 5014 from CDG
|
|-
| 17:20
| Eero af Heurlin ([http://meego.com/users/rambo rambo])
| Airport (DUB)
| LH 980
|
|-
| 17:20
| Lauri Manner
| Airport (DUB)
| LH 980
|
|-
| 17:25
| Andre Klapper ([http://meego.com/users/andre andre])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0645 from PRG
|
|-
| 18:00
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK2537 from CPH
|
|-
| 21:55
| Piotr Pokora ([http://meego.com/users/piotras piotras])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR1979
|
|-
| 00:00
| [[user:username|Firstname Lastname]]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight number from airport
| ...
|}

====Monday 15====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of arrival
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 06:50
| Sanjeev Visvanatha ([http://meego.com/users/eipi eipi])
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight CO22 from EWR
|
|-
| 07:55
| Lucas Maneos ([http://meego.com/users/lm lm])
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight BD0121 from LHR
|
|-
| 08:55
| Mart Roosmaa ([http://meego.com/users/roosmaa roosmaa])
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight FR553 from MAN
|
|-
| 00:00
| [[user:username|Firstname Lastname]]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight number from airport
| ...
|}

===Departures===

====Wednesday 17====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 09:00
| Sanjeev Visvanatha ([http://meego.com/users/eipi eipi])
| Airport (DUB)
| CO23 to EWR (Newark, NJ)
|
|-
| 09:00
| Aniello Del Sorbo ([http://meego.com/users/ anidel])
| Airport (DUB)
| to EWR (Newark, NJ)
|
|-
| 13:15
| [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
| Airport (DUB)
| to London (BA5964), 16:45 to Pisa (BA602)
|
|-
| 13:45
| Kathy Smith ([http://meego.com/users/revdkathy RevdKathy])
| Airport (DUB)
| to NQY (Newquay, Cornwall)
|
|-
| 16:00
| Piotr Pokora ([http://meego.com/users/piotras piotras])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR1978
|
|-
| 16:30
| [[user:thp|thp]]
| Airport (DUB)
| to VIE
|
|-
| 18:10
| Mart Roosmaa ([http://meego.com/users/roosmaa roosmaa])
| Airport (DUB)
| to MAN
|
|-
| 18:40
| Andrew Flegg ([http://meego.com/users/jaffa Jaffa])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0276 to BHX
|
|-
| 18:45
| Eero af Heurlin ([http://meego.com/users/rambo rambo])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK 2538
|
|-
| 18:45
| Tatu Lahtela ([http://meego.com/users/tatlahte tatlahte])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK 2538
|
|-
| 18:45
| Lauri Manner
| Airport (DUB)
| SK 2538
|
|-
| 20:00
| Adam Reviczky ([[user:Reviczky|reviczky]])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR118 to LGW
|
|-
| 21:05
| Lucas Maneos ([http://meego.com/users/lm lm])
| Airport (DUB)
| BD0132 to LHR
|
|-
| 00:00
| [[user:username|Firstname Lastname]]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight number from airport
| ...
|}

====Thursday 18====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 06:00
| Valério Valério ([http://meego.com/users/vdvsx VDVsx])
| Airport (DUB)
| KL3152 to AMS
|
|-
| 06:35
| Daniele Maio ([http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 b0unc3])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR 9426 to BGY
|
|-
| 06:55
| Attila Csipa ([http://meego.com/users/achipa achipa])
| Airport (DUB)
| to FRA
|
|-
| 07:00
| Lydia Pintscher ([http://meego.com/users/Nightrose Nightrose])
| Airport (DUB)
| to FRA
|
|-
| 07:20
| Carsten Munk ([http://meego.com/users/stskeeps Stskeeps])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0362 to WAW
|
|-
| 09:10
| Henri Bergius ([http://meego.com/users/bergie bergie])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5001 to CDG
|
|-
| 09:10
| Susanna Huhtanen ([http://maemo.org/profile/view/ihmis-suski/ ihmis-suski])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5001 to CDG
|
|-
| 10:20
| Josep Roura ([http://meego.com/users/netoak NetOak])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR7038 to GRO
|
|-
| 10:45
| [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster]
| Airport (DUB)
| to JFK
|
|-
| 10:45
| Mike Jipping [http://meego.com/users/frethop frethop]
| Airport (DUB)
| DL165 to JFK
|
|-
| 11:05
| Reggie Suplido ([http://meego.com/users/reggie reggie])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK538 to CPH
|
|-
| 11:05
| Ryan Abel ([http://meego.com/users/generalantilles GeneralAntilles])
| Airport (DUB)
| US Air 723 to PHL
|
|-
| 11:05
| Stephen Gadsby ([http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby sjgadsby])
| Airport (DUB)
| US Air 723 to PHL
|
|-
| 11:40
| Andre Klapper ([http://meego.com/users/andre andre])
| Airport (DUB)
| IE0644 to PRG
|
|-
| 11:55
| Andrew Zhilin ([http://meego.com/users/wazd wazd])
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5005 to CDG
|
|-
| 12:00
| Timo Härkönen ([http://meego.com/users/timoph timoph])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK536 to ARN
|
|-
| 12:20
| Roger Wang and ~8 people from PRC
| Airport (DUB)
| LH979 to FRA
|
|-
| 13:00
| Randall Arnold (texrat)
| Airport (DUB)
| United 4925 to ORD
|
|-
| 13:55
| Brendan Le Foll ([http://meego.com/users/arfoll arfoll])
| Airport (DUB)
| 6395
|
|-
| 14:50
| timeless
| Airport (DUB)
| AF5009/AF1798
|
|-
| 14:50
| [[user:jeremiah|Jeremiah Foster]]
| Airport (DUB)
| AF 5009 CDG -> GOT
|
|-
| 14:50
| Mikael Söderberg
| Airport (DUB)
| AF 5009 CDG -> GOT
|
|-
| 15:00
| Andrew Olmsted ([http://meego.com/users/fiferboy fiferboy])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI3296 to CWL
| Staying extra days after conference
|-
| 16:00
| Martin Grimme ([http://meego.com/users/pycage pycage])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI356 to MUC
|
|-
| 18:10
| Gary Birkett ([http://meego.com/users/lcuk lcuk])
| Airport (DUB)
| FR556 to MAN
|
|-
| 18:45
| Arek Stopczynski ([http://meego.com/users/hopbeat hopbeat])
| Airport (DUB)
| SK2538 to CPH
|
|-
| 20:30
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen ([http://meego.com/users/leinir leinir])
| Airport (DUB)
| EI0248 to LGW
|
|-
| 00:00
| [[user:username|Firstname Lastname]]
| Airport (DUB)
| Flight number to airport
| ...
|}

====Friday 19 ====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 08:40
| [[user:Epage | Ed Page]]
| Airport (DUB)
| to Atlanta
|
|-
| 13:15
| David Greaves ([http://meego.com/users/lbt lbt])
| Airport (DUB)
| to LHR
|
|-
|}

====Saturday 20====

{| border="1"
! Time
! Name
! Place of departure
! Means of transport
! Comments
|-
| 10:45
| [[user:timsamoff | Tim Samoff]]
| Airport (DUB)
| to JFK
| My wife arrives on the 17th and we're staying through Saturday.
|}

MeeGo Conference 2010/Flight Information

2010-11-10T15:27:54Z

Achipa: /* Saturday 13 */

MeeGo Conference 2010/Flight Information

2010-11-10T15:25:18Z

Achipa: /* Saturday 13 */

MeeGo Conference 2010/Accommodation

2010-10-12T22:57:18Z

Achipa: /* Sponsored participants */

The MeeGo Conference has a deal with the [http://www.d4hotels.ie/ D4 Hotels]: we have made a group booking and they provide us 24h hackers rooms with great connectivity, a games room, basic infrastructure for the Early MeeGo Birds activities, etc.

If you haven't booked your room please do it now through this link: https://cpregistrations.com/MeeGo2010/

If you have booked elsewhere please consider re-booking at the D4 hotels, where most conference participants will be hosted. Thank you!

== Shared rooms ==
This table helps participants getting organized sharing rooms and costs. If you would like to share a double room with someone, please add your name to the table below.

{| border="1"
! Hotel
! Roommate 1
! Roommate 2
! Check in / check out / Considerations
|-
| Ballbridge Inn
|
|
|
|-
| Ballsbridge Towers
|
|
|
|-
| D4 Berkeley
|
|
|
|}

Add more lines to the table if needed. Just keep the rooms grouped by hotels.

== Sponsored participants ==

Sponsored participants get 4 nights in a shared double room covered by the organization. The reservation is done as a group booking by the organization directly.

'''Don't add yourself to this table unless you are an accepted sponsored participant.'''

If you have already booked a room, please [http://lists.meego.com/pipermail/meego-community/2010-October/002229.html cancel it].

If you want to swap room with a non-sponsored participant please do it directly at the hotel desk once you are in Dublin. To avoid mistakes, the group booking made by the organization will include only the names of the accepted sponsored participants included in this table.

{| border="1"
! # Room
! Roommate 1
! Roommate 2
! Check in / check out / Considerations
|-
| 1
| Dan Jensen (leinir)
|
| Arriving 13th - leaving 18th
|-
| 2
| Arek Stopczynski (hopbeat)
| Michał Sawicz (saviq)
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th / saviq leaving 17th
|-
| 3
| Till Harbaum (harbaum)
|
| arriving 13th - leaving 17th
|-
| 4
| Brendan Le Foll (arfoll)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th
|-
| 5
| Andrea Grandi (andreagrandi)
| Aniello Del Sorbo (anidel)
| andreagrandi: arriving 13th - leaving ??? - anidel: arriving 14th - leaving 18th (to be confirmed)
|-
| 6
| Lydia Pintscher (nightrose)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th
|-
| 7
| Sivan Greenberg (sivang)
| Josh Smith Soref (timeless)
|
|-
| 8
| Randall Arnold (texrat)
| (awaiting word from eipi)
|
|-
| 9
| Kathryn Smith (RevdKathy)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 17th
|-
| 10
| Dave Neary (dneary)
| Atila Cipa (achipa)
| Arriving Saturday, leaving Thursday (paying 1 extra night)
|-
| 11
| Leonardo da Mata (barroca)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th (maybe arrive early paying 1 extra night)
|-
| 12
| Felipe Crochik (fcrochik)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th
|-
| 13
| Jonathan Tebaldi Petro (bioldo)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th
|-
| 14
| Joshua Smith Soref (timeless)
|
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th
|-
| 15
| Dimitris Glezos (glezos)
| Diego Búrigo Zacarão (diegobz)
| arriving 14th - leaving 17th or 18th
|-
| 16
| Edward Oren Page (epage)
|
| arriving 13th - leaving 19th (handling extra days personally, I assume the sponsored booking covers 14th-18th)
|-
| 17
| Regino Suplido Jr (reggie)
|
| arriving 14th (early check-in) - leaving 18th (Travelling with wife, single room requested, if possible)
|-
| 18
| Uwe Kaminski (jukey)
|
| arriving 13th - leaving 17th (flights not booked yet)
|-
| 19
| Tatsiana Makava (tanya)
| Uladzislau Vasilyeu (vasvlad)
| arriving 14th - leaving 18th (flights not booked yet)
|-
| 20
| Stephen Gadsby (sjgadsby)
|
| sjgadsby: arriving 14th - leaving 18th; prefer non-smoker roommate; I do snore, sorry
|-
| 21
| Cornelius Hald (conny)
| Thomas Perl (thp)
| conny: arriving 13th - leaving 17th;
|}

MeeGo Conference 2010/Early Bird Events

2010-09-18T21:49:45Z

Achipa: /* Volunteers */

== Introduction ==

It would be nice to organize a weekend like the [http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo-Barcelona_Long_Weekend Barcelona Long Weekend] we (the Maemo Community) organized on October 2009. These two days should be completly organized by the community and for the community. No formal conferences or talks, but interactive activities and hacking sessions where you, the participant, are the main actor.

What about the content of these two days? We could have (for example) programming tutorials, Qt tutorials, hacking sessions on a specific task, round tables where a developer explains his difficoulties implementing a feature and the others help him, ecc...

The first thing to do is spreading this and asking people (users, developers ecc...) what they would like to find during these two days. Once we've gathered some nice ideas we can organize them better.

=== List of people who would like to attend ===

Please make sure to be registered to the MeeGo Conference. If you'd like to attend, please add your name here - no strings attached, just to get a rough overview of the number of people interested. If you are also interested in helping organizing the event, please also add your name at the bottom of this Wiki page in the Volunteers section.

* [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
* [http://meego.com/users/thp Thomas Perl]
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
* [http://meego.com/users/jnwi Jens Wiik]
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold]
* [http://meego.com/users/pycage Martin Grimme]
* [http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 Daniele Maio]
* [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster]
* [http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby Stephen Gadsby]
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg]
* [http://meego.com/users/anidel Aniello Del Sorbo]
* [http://meego.com/users/lcuk Gary Birkett]
* [http://meego.com/users/achipa Attila Csipa]

=== When and Where ===

The basic idea is to organize these two days on '''November 13th, 14th'''. About the location that will host us we still have no idea. Probably it will be possible to use the same [http://www.d4hotels.ie hotel] used for the MeeGo Conference, but this must be confirmed yet.

== Tasks ==

* Spread this idea around the community (in Maemo and MeeGo mailing lists and forums)
* Gather ideas and feedback from users and developers
* Create a public poll so the people can vote the most interesting content and we'll have a more realistic idea of what users want
* Thinking about a proper name for these two days (sounds "Dublin MeeGo Weekend" good?)
* Maybe create a customized logo for "Dublin MeeGo Weekend" ?
* Implementation of a registration form for this event
* ecc...

=== Ideas for the program ===

Overall program structure:

* Active participation in the event - less talk, more code. No powerpoints - just you, the editor and the compiler. Be productive!
* A two-day Hackathon: Start putting your ideas into fresh code, or finish a project that has been on the back burner for some time
* Participants are encouraged to share their progress at the end of each day - what they accomplished, where they need further help, etc.

Session ideas:

* Gentle introduction to Qt through PySide and QML, exploring the object hierarchy through the improved interactive interpreter IPython (-sivan)
* A short but intensive indroduction to Qt/C++ (something like 3-4 hours course, offered by some expert developer)
* Round tables to discuss about UI improvements or features implementation: a developer could have found some difficoult implementing the UI for his application or to provide a particular feature. Other expert developers could try to help him with his problem.
* A workshop for x86 developers on getting started with MeeGo development for ARM - end goal: By the end of the session, everyone has a sample application running in an emulator on their laptop
* Developer tools training - a half day on using git, valgrind, oprofile
* One night coding competition.
* ...

Extra-curricular activities:

* A variety of team competitions with some kind of small prize
** Geocache treasure hunt
** Maker's contest - some ideas: build a good mousetrap powered car, a bridge with glue & lollipop sticks, or the best paper airplane (details to be announced on-site)
** Pub quiz?

== Dublin Weekend Program ==

(the program has still to be defined)

== Volunteers ==

* [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
* [http://meego.com/users/thp Thomas Perl]
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
* [http://meego.com/users/jnwi Jens Wiik]
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold]
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg]
* [http://meego.com/users/anidel Aniello Del Sorbo]
* [http://meego.com/users/achipa Attila Csipa]

== Links and discussions ==

* [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=1342 MeeGo Forum thread]
* [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=61708 talk.maemo.org thread]

MeeGo Conference 2010/Early Bird Events

2010-09-18T21:10:01Z

Achipa:

== Introduction ==

It would be nice to organize a weekend like the [http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo-Barcelona_Long_Weekend Barcelona Long Weekend] we (the Maemo Community) organized on October 2009. These two days should be completly organized by the community and for the community. No formal conferences or talks, but interactive activities and hacking sessions where you, the participant, are the main actor.

What about the content of these two days? We could have (for example) programming tutorials, Qt tutorials, hacking sessions on a specific task, round tables where a developer explains his difficoulties implementing a feature and the others help him, ecc...

The first thing to do is spreading this and asking people (users, developers ecc...) what they would like to find during these two days. Once we've gathered some nice ideas we can organize them better.

=== List of people who would like to attend ===

Please make sure to be registered to the MeeGo Conference. If you'd like to attend, please add your name here - no strings attached, just to get a rough overview of the number of people interested. If you are also interested in helping organizing the event, please also add your name at the bottom of this Wiki page in the Volunteers section.

* [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
* [http://meego.com/users/thp Thomas Perl]
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
* [http://meego.com/users/jnwi Jens Wiik]
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold]
* [http://meego.com/users/pycage Martin Grimme]
* [http://meego.com/users/b0unc3 Daniele Maio]
* [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster]
* [http://meego.com/users/sjgadsby Stephen Gadsby]
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg]
* [http://meego.com/users/anidel Aniello Del Sorbo]
* [http://meego.com/users/lcuk Gary Birkett]
* [http://meego.com/users/achipa Attila Csipa]

=== When and Where ===

The basic idea is to organize these two days on '''November 13th, 14th'''. About the location that will host us we still have no idea. Probably it will be possible to use the same [http://www.d4hotels.ie hotel] used for the MeeGo Conference, but this must be confirmed yet.

== Tasks ==

* Spread this idea around the community (in Maemo and MeeGo mailing lists and forums)
* Gather ideas and feedback from users and developers
* Create a public poll so the people can vote the most interesting content and we'll have a more realistic idea of what users want
* Thinking about a proper name for these two days (sounds "Dublin MeeGo Weekend" good?)
* Maybe create a customized logo for "Dublin MeeGo Weekend" ?
* Implementation of a registration form for this event
* ecc...

=== Ideas for the program ===

Overall program structure:

* Active participation in the event - less talk, more code. No powerpoints - just you, the editor and the compiler. Be productive!
* A two-day Hackathon: Start putting your ideas into fresh code, or finish a project that has been on the back burner for some time
* Participants are encouraged to share their progress at the end of each day - what they accomplished, where they need further help, etc.

Session ideas:

* Gentle introduction to Qt through PySide and QML, exploring the object hierarchy through the improved interactive interpreter IPython (-sivan)
* A short but intensive indroduction to Qt/C++ (something like 3-4 hours course, offered by some expert developer)
* Round tables to discuss about UI improvements or features implementation: a developer could have found some difficoult implementing the UI for his application or to provide a particular feature. Other expert developers could try to help him with his problem.
* A workshop for x86 developers on getting started with MeeGo development for ARM - end goal: By the end of the session, everyone has a sample application running in an emulator on their laptop
* Developer tools training - a half day on using git, valgrind, oprofile
* One night coding competition.
* ...

Extra-curricular activities:

* Competition with some kind of small prize, teams of 5
** Geocache treasure hunt
** Maker's contest - some ideas: build a good mousetrap powered car, a bridge with glue & lollipop sticks, or the best paper airplane
** Pub quiz?

== Dublin Weekend Program ==

(the program has still to be defined)

== Volunteers ==

* [http://meego.com/users/andreagrandi Andrea Grandi]
* [http://meego.com/users/thp Thomas Perl]
* [http://meego.com/users/dneary Dave Neary]
* [http://meego.com/users/jnwi Jens Wiik]
* [http://meego.com/users/texrat Randall Arnold]
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg]
* [http://meego.com/users/anidel Aniello Del Sorbo]

== Links and discussions ==

* [http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=1342 MeeGo Forum thread]
* [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=61708 talk.maemo.org thread]

Glossary

2010-07-09T22:18:58Z

Achipa: merge with http://achipa.blogspot.com/2010/06/ultimate-meego-dictionary.html

== A ==
;''ATM: ''
:At The Moment

== B ==
;''BME (Battery Management Entity): ''
:Is proxied to D-Bus via the bme-dbus-proxy daemon

== D ==
;''DirectUI (DUI)''
:see MeeGo Touch Framework

== F ==
;''Fremantle: ''
:current Maemo 5 release *

;''FOSS: ''
:Free/Open Source Software

== H ==
;''Harmattan: ''
:future Maemo 6 (now MeeGo handheld) release by Nokia, to include bundled officially-supported Qt libraries, see MeeGo-Harmattan
;''Harmattan UI framework: ''
:see MeeGo Touch Framework
;''Harmattan UX''
:the user interface and applications of MeeGo-Harmattan.

== I ==
;''IIRC: ''
:If I Recall Correctly

== L ==
;''LSB (Linux Standard Base): ''
:The goal of the LSB is to develop and promote a set of open standards that will increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any compliant system even in binary form.

== M ==
;''MADDE''
:Maemo Application Development and Debugging Environment and offers the following features:
:* Command-line cross-compiling
:* Multi-platform support (Linux (32-bit/64-bit), Windows, Mac OS X)
:* Configurable for different targets & toolchains
:* Client for the device to simplify the development process
:It will used as part of future releases of the MeeGo SDK, along with QEMU, to enable cross-OS development.
;''Maemo''
:a software platform developed by Nokia for smartphones and Internet Tablets. It was initially based on the Debian Linux distribution. One of the predecessors of MeeGo, along with Moblin.
;''Maemo 5''
:the default operating system on the Nokia N900, and current latest stable and independent version of Maemo. Based on the GTK toolkit. Aliases: Fremantle
;''Maemo 6''
:see MeeGo-Harmattan
;''Maemo 6 UI framework''
:see MeeGo Touch framework
;''MeeGo''
:an open source, Linux project which brings together the Moblin project, headed up by Intel, and Maemo, by Nokia, into a single open source activity. Managed by the Linux Foundation. The important thing to note that you end users will mostly be using an edition of MeeGo, MeeGo itself is not a single product (that’s why "will X run/get MeeGo" is a bad question), just like people are using a Linux distributions, not Linux (as in kernel) alone.
;''MeeGo Compatible''
:something that implements the [http://meego.com/developers/meego-api MeeGo APIs], but is not necessarily based on MeeGo Core (for example Meego-Harmattan).
;''MeeGo Core 1.0''
:the base of every MeeGo system ([http://meego.com/sites/all/files/users/u13/MeeGoArch1.png diagram]), and described in detail [http://meego.com/developers/meego-architecture here]. It contains:
:* Kernel based on Linux 2.6.33
:* DeviceKit and udev for interacting with hardware devices
:* Modern 2D/3D graphics stack including Kernel Mode Setting, non-root X
:* Voice and data connectivity with Connman connection manager, Ofono telephony stack and BlueZ Bluetooth
:* Qt 4.6
:* Universal Plug and Play (gUPnP)
:* Media frameworks
:* Next generation file system BTRFS, as the default file system
:* Does NOT contain a user interface or end-user applications
;''MeeGo Garage''
:A client app installer in the MeeGo 1.0 Netbook release containing miscellaneous applications not part of the official MeeGo release and open for contributions from community. The name "Garage" may be changed in future releases. Ongoing community work is happening to create the official community repositories.
;''MeeGo Handheld''
:MeeGo Core + MeeGo Touch Framework + Reference Handheld UX (not yet released).
;''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N900''
:Nokia as founding member of MeeGo project is using N900 as the ARM reference platform of MeeGo at the moment. This means that we have an active project that focuses to make a MeeGo hardware adaptation for the N900. The goal of the project is thus to open as much N900 specific drivers as possible in MeeGo scope.
;''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N8x0''
:a 'skunkworks' project by the maemo.org community and others to bring MeeGo to Nokia N8x0, hence not a vendor-pushed hardware adaptation. Initially focus will be on Nokia N810. Some additional work to add support for ARMv6+VFP is also included in this.
;''MeeGo-Harmattan''
:the default operating system of the Nokia N9. Successor of Maemo 5, but based of the Qt toolkit. Originally named Maemo 6, but later rebranded as MeeGo-Harmattan (provisional name). It is MeeGo compatible (that is, has a MeeGo API) but is not to be confused with MeeGo 1.0 Handheld as it is NOT based on MeeGo Core. MeeGo-Harmattan will not be released as a Nokia product for the N900. Aliases: Harmattan, Maemo 6.
;''MeeGo Netbook''
:MeeGo Core + Reference Netbook UX
;''MeeGo SDK''
:A [http://wiki.meego.com/Getting_started_with_the_MeeGo_SDK_for_Linux software development kit for MeeGo]
;''MeeGo Touch Framework (MTF)''
:provides the features needed for developers creating applications for touch-enabled devices. Features include standardized window navigation, list and other widget behavior, and common theming for components.
;''MeeGo Web RunTime''
:Web Runtime (WRT) allows web developers to use standard web languages — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — to create applications for mobile devices. WRT exposes the features of the underlying platform so that applications can interact with device data and combine location-based context with web information.
;''Moblin''
:short for 'mobile Linux', is an open source operating system and application stack for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), netbooks, nettops, and embedded devices. One of the predecessors of MeeGo, along with Maemo.
;''Moblin 2.1''
:last stable independent release of Moblin
;''Moblin 2.2''
:see Meego 1.0 Netbook

== N ==
;''Nokia Qt SDK''
:A custom version of the Qt SDK, which includes additional functionality for developing for Symbian/Maemo devices (with announced MeeGo support later on). These include tools for cross compiling (see MADDE) and simulation. Not to be confused with the Qt SDK as the two are not interchangeable due to a custom mix of features (neither is a a superset of the other)

== O ==
;''OBS (OpenSuse Build System) : ''
:The Opensuse Build Service. is an open and complete distribution development platform that provides a transparent infrastructure for development. The service provides software developers with a convenient and easy to use tool to create and release open source software for openSUSE and other Linux distributions on different hardware architectures and for a broad user audience. [http://wiki.meego.com/Build_System more info...]
;''OCS (Open Collaboration Services) : ''
: a web API for browsing application catalogues, doing event and contact discovery [http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/open-collaboration-services OCS API]

;''Orbit''
:see UI Extensions for Mobile

;''OSSO (Open Source Software Operations): ''
:It was a department inside Nokia responsible for producing Maemo. It has been replaced by Maemo Software.

== Q ==
;''QML''
:a Declarative UI tool, in effect a markup language that defines UI elements and their behavior in a declarative manner, allowing, snappy, whizzy UIs. Present in Qt4.7+

;''Qt''
:a cross-platform application and UI framework. Using Qt, you can write web-enabled applications once and deploy them across desktop, mobile and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code.

;''Qt Quick''
:the Qt User Interface Creation Kit, which consists of QML, a specialized editor in QtCreator and all-around support for the declarative approach. Present in Qt4.7+. Aliases: Qt Declarative, Declarative UI, Bauhaus.

;''Qt SDK''
:The software development kit for the Qt framework

;''QtMobility''
:extends Qt with libraries providing additional features for applications targeting mobile platforms. These include the Service Framework and Contact and Bearer Management APIs, Messaging, Sensors, Camera, etc.

== R ==
;''Reference Netbook UX''
:a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for netbooks, utilizing Moblin’s Clutter-based MX toolkit. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

;''Reference Handheld UX''
:a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for handheld devices, based on the MeeGo Touch framework. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

== S ==
;''SSO: ''
:Single Sign On

;''SVC (Social Vendor Contract): ''
:A social contract for vendors to commit to, in order to have community spending time on them and not waste their time and end up with locked devices with a open system.

== T ==
;''TMO (talk.maemo.org): ''
:Main forum for Maemo non-technical community.

== U ==
;''Uiemo''
:see UI Extensions for Mobile

;''UI Extensions for Mobile''
:UI Extensions for Mobile is an extension library for Qt, which contains more than 50 UI elements tailored for mobile user experience. There is a proposal to use UI Extensions for Mobile and Qt together with Direct UI as a replacement for the existing S60 'Avkon' set of UI elements in Symbian^4, but has been demonstrated to work on Maemo, too. UI Extensions for Mobile was previously known as Orbit and has been open sourced. Aliases: Uiemo, Orbit

== Useful links ==
* [http://www.acronymfinder.com Acronym Finder]
* [http://wiki.maemo.org/Codenames Maemo Codenames] *

Meegodict

2010-06-16T11:13:52Z

Achipa: /* This is a temporary page, and will, after cleanups and corrections, be merged into the Glossary page */

== This is a temporary page, and will, after cleanups and corrections, be merged into the [[Glossary]] page ==

The base/original of the page is found at http://achipa.blogspot.com/2010/06/ultimate-meego-dictionary.htm

-----

'''DirectUI''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''DUI''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''Fremantle''' - see Maemo 5

'''Harmattan''' - see MeeGo-Harmattan

'''Harmattan UI framework''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''Harmattan UX''' - the user interface and applications of MeeGo-Harmattan.

'''MADDE''' - Maemo Application Development and Debugging Environment and offers the following features:
* Command-line cross-compiling
* Multi-platform support (Linux (32-bit/64-bit), Windows, Mac OS X)
* Configurable for different targets & toolchains
* Client for the device to simplify the development process

'''Maemo''' - a software platform developed by Nokia for smartphones and Internet Tablets. It was initially based on the Debian Linux distribution. One of the predecessors of MeeGo (along with Moblin).

'''Maemo 5''' - the default operating system on the Nokia N900, and current latest stable and independent version of Maemo. Based on the GTK toolkit. Aliases: Fremantle

'''Maemo 6''' - see MeeGo-Harmattan

'''Maemo 6 UI framework''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''MeeGo''' - an open source, Linux project which brings together the Moblin project, headed up by Intel, and Maemo, by Nokia, into a single open source activity. Managed by the Linux Foundation. The important thing to note that you end users will mostly be using an edition of MeeGo, MeeGo itself is not a single product (that’s why "will X run/get MeeGo" is a bad question), just like people are using a Linux distributions, not Linux (as in kernel) alone.

'''MeeGo Compatible''' - something that implements the MeeGo APIs, but is not necessarily based on MeeGo Core (for example Meego-Harmattan).

'''MeeGo Core 1.0''' - the base of every MeeGo system, contains

* Kernel based on Linux 2.6.33
* DeviceKit and udev for interacting with hardware devices
* Modern 2D / 3D graphics stack including Kernel Mode Setting, non-root X
* Voice and data connectivity with Connman connection manager, Ofono telephony stack and BlueZ Bluetooth
* Qt 4.6
* Universal Plug and Play (gUPnP)
* Media frameworks
* Next generation file system BTRFS, as the default file system
* Does NOT contain a user interface or end-user applications !

'''Meego Handheld''' - MeeGo Core + MeeGo Touch framework + Reference Handheld UX (not yet released).

'''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N900''' - Nokia as founding member of MeeGo project is using N900 as the ARM reference platform of MeeGo at the moment. This means that we have an active project that focuses to make a MeeGo hardware adaptation for the N900. The goal of the project is thus to open as much N900 specific drivers as possible in MeeGo scope.

'''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N8x0''' - a 'skunkworks' project by the maemo.org community and others to bring MeeGo to Nokia N8x0, hence not a vendor-pushed hardware adaptation. Initially focus will be on Nokia N810. Some additional work to add support for ARMv6+VFP is also included in this.

'''MeeGo-Harmattan''' - the default operating system of the Nokia N9. Successor of Maemo 5, but based of the Qt toolkit. Originally named Maemo 6, but later rebranded as MeeGo-Harmattan (provisional name). Is it MeeGo compatible (has a MeeGo API) but is not to be confused with MeeGo 1.0 Handheld (as it is NOT based on MeeGo Core). This is what the N900 was announced not getting. Aliases: Harmattan, Maemo 6.

'''Meego Netbook''' - MeeGo Core + Reference Netbook UX

'''MeeGo Touch framework''' - provides the features needed for developers creating applications for touch-enabled devices. Features include standardized window navigation, list and other widget behavior, and common theming for components.

'''MeeGo Web RunTime''' - Web Runtime (WRT) allows web developers to use standard web languages — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — to create applications for mobile devices. WRT exposes the features of the underlying platform so that applications can interact with device data and combine location-based context with web information.

'''Moblin''' - short for 'mobile Linux', is an open source operating system and application stack for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), netbooks, nettops and embedded devices. One of the predecessors of MeeGo (along with Maemo).

'''Moblin 2.1''' - last stable independent release of Moblin

'''Moblin 2.2''' - see Meego 1.0 Netbook

'''Nokia Qt SDK''' - A custom version of the Qt SDK, which includes additional functionality for developing for Symbian/Maemo devices (with announced MeeGo support later on). These include tools for cross compiling (see MADDE) and simulation. Not to be confused with the Qt SDK as the two are not interchangeable due to a custom mix of features (neither is a a superset of the other)

'''Orbit''' - see UI Extensions for Mobile

'''QML''' - a Declarative UI tool, in effect a markup language that defines UI elements and their behavior in a declarative manner, allowing, snappy, whizzy UIs. Present in Qt4.7+

'''Qt''' - a cross-platform application and UI framework. Using Qt, you can write web-enabled applications once and deploy them across desktop, mobile and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code.

'''Qt Quick''' - the Qt User Interface Creation Kit, which consists of QML, a specialized editor in QtCreator and all-around support for the declarative approach. Present in Qt4.7+. Aliases: Qt Declarative, Declarative UI, Bauhaus.

'''Qt SDK''' - The software development kit for the Qt framework

'''QtMobility''' - extends Qt with libraries providing additional features for applications targeting mobile platforms. These include the Service Framework and Contact and Bearer Management APIs, Messaging, Sensors, Camera, etc.

'''Reference Netbook UX''' - a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for netbooks, utilizing Moblin’s Clutter-based MX toolkit. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

'''Reference Handheld UX''' - a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for handheld devices, based on the MeeGo Touch framework. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

'''Uiemo''' - see UI Extensions for Mobile

'''UI Extensions for Mobile''' - Orbit is an extension library for Qt, which contains more than 50 UI elements tailored for mobile user experience. There is a proposal to use Orbit and Qt together with Direct UI as a replacement for the existing S60 'Avkon' set of UI elements in Symbian^4, but has been demostrated to work on Maemo, too. Orbit was recently renamed to UI Extensions for Mobile(uiemo) and open sourced. Aliases: Uiemo, Orbit

Meegodict

2010-06-16T10:12:23Z

Achipa: Temporary MeeGo dict based on http://achipa.blogspot.com/2010/06/ultimate-meego-dictionary.html - to be merged into the glossary page after filtration

== This is a temporary page, and will, after cleanups and corrections, be merged into the [[Glossary]] page ==

The base/original of the page is found at http://achipa.blogspot.com/2010/06/ultimate-meego-dictionary.htm

-----

'''DirectUI''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''DUI''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''Fremantle''' - see Maemo 5

'''Harmattan''' - see MeeGo-Harmattan

'''Harmattan UI framework''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''Harmattan UX''' - the user interface and applications of MeeGo-Harmattan.

'''Maemo''' - a software platform developed by Nokia for smartphones and Internet Tablets. It was initially based on the Debian Linux distribution. One of the predecessors of MeeGo (along with Moblin).

'''Maemo 5''' - the default operating system on the Nokia N900, and current latest stable and independent version of Maemo. Based on the GTK toolkit. Aliases: Fremantle

'''Maemo 6''' - see MeeGo-Harmattan

'''Maemo 6 UI framework''' - see MeeGo Touch framework

'''MeeGo''' - an open source, Linux project which brings together the Moblin project, headed up by Intel, and Maemo, by Nokia, into a single open source activity. Managed by the Linux Foundation. The important thing to note that you end users will mostly be using an edition of MeeGo, MeeGo itself is not a single product (that’s why "will X run/get MeeGo" is a bad question), just like people are using a Linux distributions, not Linux (as in kernel) alone.

'''MeeGo Compatible''' - something that implements the MeeGo APIs, but is not necessarily based on MeeGo Core (for example Meego-Harmattan).

'''MeeGo Core 1.0''' - the base of every MeeGo system, contains

* Kernel based on Linux 2.6.33
* DeviceKit and udev for interacting with hardware devices
* Modern 2D / 3D graphics stack including Kernel Mode Setting, non-root X
* Voice and data connectivity with Connman connection manager, Ofono telephony stack and BlueZ Bluetooth
* Qt 4.6
* Universal Plug and Play (gUPnP)
* Media frameworks
* Next generation file system BTRFS, as the default file system
* Does NOT contain a user interface or end-user applications !

'''Meego Handheld''' - MeeGo Core + MeeGo Touch framework + Reference Handheld UX (not yet released).

'''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N900''' - Nokia as founding member of MeeGo project is using N900 as the ARM reference platform of MeeGo at the moment. This means that we have an active project that focuses to make a MeeGo hardware adaptation for the N900. The goal of the project is thus to open as much N900 specific drivers as possible in MeeGo scope.

'''MeeGo Hardware adaptation project for the N8x0''' - a 'skunkworks' project by the maemo.org community and others to bring MeeGo to Nokia N8x0, hence not a vendor-pushed hardware adaptation. Initially focus will be on Nokia N810. Some additional work to add support for ARMv6+VFP is also included in this.

'''MeeGo-Harmattan''' - the default operating system of the Nokia N9. Successor of Maemo 5, but based of the Qt toolkit. Originally named Maemo 6, but later rebranded as MeeGo-Harmattan (provisional name). Is it MeeGo compatible (has a MeeGo API) but is not to be confused with MeeGo 1.0 Handheld (as it is NOT based on MeeGo Core). This is what the N900 was announced not getting. Aliases: Harmattan, Maemo 6.

'''Meego Netbook''' - MeeGo Core + Reference Netbook UX

'''MeeGo Touch framework''' - provides the features needed for developers creating applications for touch-enabled devices. Features include standardized window navigation, list and other widget behavior, and common theming for components.

'''MeeGo Web RunTime''' - Web Runtime (WRT) allows web developers to use standard web languages — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — to create applications for mobile devices. WRT exposes the features of the underlying platform so that applications can interact with device data and combine location-based context with web information.

'''Moblin''' - short for 'mobile Linux', is an open source operating system and application stack for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs), netbooks, nettops and embedded devices. One of the predecessors of MeeGo (along with Maemo).

'''Moblin 2.1''' - last stable independent release of Moblin

'''Moblin 2.2''' - see Meego 1.0 Netbook

'''Nokia Qt SDK''' - A custom version of the Qt SDK, which includes additional functionality for developing for Symbian/Maemo devices (with announced MeeGo support later on). These include tools for cross compiling (see MADDE) and simulation. Not to be confused with the Qt SDK as the two are not interchangeable due to a custom mix of features (neither is a a superset of the other)

'''Orbit''' - see UI Extensions for Mobile

'''QML''' - a Declarative UI tool, in effect a markup language that defines UI elements and their behavior in a declarative manner, allowing, snappy, whizzy UIs. Present in Qt4.7+

'''Qt''' - a cross-platform application and UI framework. Using Qt, you can write web-enabled applications once and deploy them across desktop, mobile and embedded operating systems without rewriting the source code.

'''Qt Quick''' - the Qt User Interface Creation Kit, which consists of QML, a specialized editor in QtCreator and all-around support for the declarative approach. Present in Qt4.7+. Aliases: Qt Declarative, Declarative UI, Bauhaus.

'''Qt SDK''' - The software development kit for the Qt framework

'''QtMobility''' - extends Qt with libraries providing additional features for applications targeting mobile platforms. These include the Service Framework and Contact and Bearer Management APIs, Messaging, Sensors, Camera, etc.

'''Reference Netbook UX''' - a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for netbooks, utilizing Moblin’s Clutter-based MX toolkit. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

'''Reference Handheld UX''' - a reference (example) implementation of a user interface for handheld devices, based on the MeeGo Touch framework. It is expected to be replaced or augmented with manufacturer provided user interfaces/system applications on actual devices.

'''Uiemo''' - see UI Extensions for Mobile

'''UI Extensions for Mobile''' - Orbit is an extension library for Qt, which contains more than 50 UI elements tailored for mobile user experience. There is a proposal to use Orbit and Qt together with Direct UI as a replacement for the existing S60 'Avkon' set of UI elements in Symbian^4, but has been demostrated to work on Maemo, too. Orbit was recently renamed to UI Extensions for Mobile(uiemo) and open sourced. Aliases: Uiemo, Orbit

Web infrastructure/Planet.meego.com

2010-05-06T14:50:11Z

Achipa: /* Candidates */

== Background ==
Everybody likes the principle of news written by the community. It seems that everybody actually likes http://maemo.org/news system, combining over hundred sources that get promoted or demoted based on user input (thumbs up & down) and karma from several sources e.g. del.icio.us, technorati... [http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/maemo_social_news_launched/ read more]

But it will take us a while to implement [http://trac.midgard-project.org/browser/branches/ragnaroek/midcom/org.maemo.socialnews something like that] in meego.com. In the meantime we can start aggregating blogs and other MeeGo specific news sources.

== How to start ==

Drupal includes an Aggregation module out of the box: http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/aggregator
There is an official module that resembles a PlanetPlanet, but do we really need the extra maintenance for that? http://drupal.org/project/udplanet

== Social News proof-of-concept ==

The maemo.org Midgard team has prepared a proof-of-concept deployment of using Maemo's Midgard-based Social News system for MeeGo News.

The deployment consists of:

* Drupal installation where registrations can take place in http://meego.nemein.net/
* Midgard LTS installation with a MeeGo theme and Drupal SSO in http://news.meego.nemein.net/
* Social News and Planet setup where users can vote incoming posts in http://news.meego.nemein.net/news/planet_meego/
* RSS feed of top ranked (most relevant) posts in http://news.meego.nemein.net/news/items.xml
* RSS feed of all incoming posts in http://news.meego.nemein.net/news/planet_meego/rss.xml

This system can be evaluated in its current temporary location and deployed on meego.com as desired.

== Homepage ==
Would these news have a presence in the homepage? Under "What's new", negotiating space with the current static promos?

Note: the "What's new" area on the home page will likely be taken over by releases when they exist. Not exactly sure where that puts the What's new or the planet?

== Blog aggregation checklist DRAFT ==

Anybody can request the aggregation of their blog at meego.com under the following conditions:

# You are contributing to MeeGo in a direct way: software & community contributors, partners, manufacturers, specialized media...
# You have a public profile created at meego.com specifying your link with the MeeGo project.
# You have a blog somewhere with a MeeGo specific feed (your posts about lolcats won't show up @ Planet MeeGo).
# Your posts in that MeeGo feed are in English.
# You have been blogging about MeeGo for a while already. Exception: you have an official role in the project and you are starting to blog about your work at MeeGo.

== Request the aggregation of your blog DRAFT ==

If you fulfill your requirements above you can request the aggregation of your blog sending the following information to FIXME:
* URL of your meego.com profile.
* URL of your MeeGo specific feed.

=== Candidates ===
Or you can start adding your self to the list of candidates:

* [http://meego.com/users/qgil Quim Gil] - http://flors.wordpress.com/tag/meego/feed/
* [http://meego.com/users/w00t Robin Burchell] - http://blog.rburchell.com/feeds/posts/default/-/meego?alt=rss
* [http://meego.com/users/macron Ronan Mac Laverty] - http://maclaver.wordpress.com/tag/meego/feed/
* [http://meego.com/users/sivan Sivan Greenberg] - http://sivang.blogspot.com/feed (Can you provide a valid feed with only MeeGo items?)
* [http://meego.com/users/zaheerm Zaheer Abbas Merali] - http://zaheer.merali.org/articles/category/meego/feed
* [http://meego.com/users/bergie Henri Bergius] - http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/feeds/category/mobility (Can you provide a feed with only MeeGo items?)
* [http://meego.com/users/dawnfoster Dawn Foster] - http://fastwonderblog.com/tag/meego/feed
* [http://meego.com/users/mattaustin Matt Austin] - http://meegoreview.com/feed/
* [http://meego.com/users/achipa Attila Csipa] - http://achipa.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default/-/meego

The proposed blogs are also maintained in the MeeGo News proof-of-concept and are available in OPML format from http://news.meego.nemein.net/news/planet_meego/feeds.opml

== Next steps ==
What would be the next steps in order to introduce a system including news promotions based on ratings?

Should we simply start simple and leave this discussion for later?