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7% netlabs.org community presentation for Warpstock Europe 2006
8% Adrian Gschwend
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29\title[netlabs.org - The Crux with the Community]
30{netlabs.org - The Crux with the Community}
31
32\subtitle
33{How Open Source Development does (not) work}
34
35\author[Adrian Gschwend]
36{Adrian~Gschwend}
37
38\institute[netlabs.org]
39{
40netlabs.org - Open Source Software for OS/2 and eCS
41}
42
43\date[17.11.2006]
44{Warpstock Europe 2006, Cologne, Germany}
45
46\subject{OS/2 and eCS development}
47\keywords{OS/2 eCS eComStation}
48
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52% \frametitle{Overview}
53% \tableofcontents[part-1]
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58\begin{document}
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60\begin{frame}
61\titlepage
62\end{frame}
63
64\begin{frame}
65\frametitle{Outline}
66\tableofcontents[hideallsubsections]
67\end{frame}
68
69\section{Motivation}
70
71\begin{frame}
72\frametitle{Why this Presentation?}
73 \begin{itemize}[<+->]
74 \item 9 years of experience with netlabs.org
75 \item Many ups and downs
76 \item Still just a few contributors
77 \item Successful and less successful software projects meanwhile
78 \item Big ongoing project: \textit{The Voyager Project}
79 \end{itemize}
80\end{frame}
81
82\section{The Community}
83\subsection{The Present}
84
85\begin{frame}
86\frametitle{netlabs.org Today}
87\begin{itemize}[<+->]
88 \item Core team of maybe 20-30 people
89 \item Around 130 people in the netlabs.org database
90 \item Many of them are on \texttt{\#netlabs} IRC channel during the day
91 \item Quite a lot of mailinglists, mirrored on gmane.org for newsgroup/web
92 access
93 \item Pretty old webpages, out of date, not updated by many project leaders
94 \item TRAC projects are often missing on netlabs.org webpage
95 \item People do not know where to look
96 \item Adrian gets contacted directly by users and developers, bottleneck
97\end{itemize}
98\end{frame}
99
100\begin{frame}
101\frametitle{Contributions to netlabs.org}
102\begin{itemize}[<+->]
103 \item Most work is done by a few developers
104 \item Most of them have more than one project running
105 \item Just a few users contribute in a form
106 \item Some support with sponsoring units
107 \item Just very few full time contributors/programmers
108\end{itemize}
109\end{frame}
110
111\begin{frame}
112\frametitle{The Community Today}
113\begin{itemize}[<+->]
114 \item Various usergroups around the world
115 \item Warpstock events around the world
116 \item OS/2 VOICE
117 \item EDM/2
118 \item SSI/Mensys \& eComStation
119 \item Most projects suffer from the same problem
120\end{itemize}
121\end{frame}
122
123\begin{frame}
124\frametitle{Conclusion}
125\begin{itemize}[<+->]
126 \item The real community is very small
127 \item Quite a lot just use it
128 \item Situation could be improved
129\end{itemize}
130\end{frame}
131
132\subsection{A possible Future}
133\begin{frame}
134\frametitle{Some Ideas}
135\begin{itemize}[<+->]
136 \item Team Netlabs, like TeamOS2 and alike
137 \item Advocacy group, we-feeling
138 \item Membership and yearly contribution
139 \item Could be money or time contribution
140 \item Translate presentations, show videos etc.
141 \item Represent netlabs.org on workshops, press, fair\ldots
142\end{itemize}
143\end{frame}
144
145\begin{frame}
146\frametitle{netlabs.org Website}
147\begin{itemize}[<+->]
148 \item Up to date information
149 \item New CMS, new server
150 \item TRAC fully integrated into CMS
151\end{itemize}
152\end{frame}
153
154\section{Developers}
155\begin{frame}
156\begin{itemize}[<+->]
157 \item Project tracking (TRAC/xTracker)
158 \item Subversion
159 \item Generalized build/release framework
160 \item Consistent feeling between projects
161 \item Clear structure:
162 \begin{itemize}[<+->]
163 \item TRAC for developers
164 \item netlabs.org CMS for users
165 \item bugtracking on one place
166 \item Same procedure for same things
167 \end{itemize}
168 \item Liberal license
169\end{itemize}
170\end{frame}
171
172\section{Big Business}
173\subsection{Learning from other Projects}
174
175\begin{frame}
176\frametitle{What does \textbf{not} work}
177\begin{itemize}[<+->]
178 \item Many, many open source projects
179 \item Often just proof of concept
180 \item The source is the only documentation\texttrademark
181 \item No design
182 \item Yet another\ldots
183\end{itemize}
184\end{frame}
185
186\begin{frame}
187\frametitle{Money\ldots}
188\begin{itemize}[<+->]
189 \item There are just a few successful OSS projects without funding
190 \item There are many which do get funded:
191 \begin{itemize}[<+->]
192 \item Mozilla
193 \item OpenOffice
194 \item Eclipse
195 \item OpenBSD
196 \item Ubuntu
197 \item Linux Kernel
198 \item \ldots
199 \end{itemize}
200\end{itemize}
201\end{frame}
202
203\subsection{Conclusion}
204\begin{frame}
205\begin{itemize}[<+->]
206 \item Every single one can contribute
207 \item Every single one can contribute
208 \item Every single one can contribute
209 \item We are netlabs.org
210 \item If we act as a real community everything is possible
211 \item It is possible to be a successful niche
212\end{itemize}
213\end{frame}
214
215\begin{frame}
216\frametitle{Next Steps for You}
217\begin{itemize}[<+->]
218 \item Team/Usergroups: Discuss possible Team Netlabs idea
219 \item Users: Would you join such a team?
220 \item Users: Could you contribute somewhere?
221 \item Users: Are you a marketing specialist?
222 \item Developers: Can we help you?
223 \item Developers: Release management support needed?
224 \item Cool group with sexy project is looking for funding \texttrademark
225\end{itemize}
226\end{frame}
227
228\begin{frame}
229\frametitle{Q\&A}
230 Questions?
231\end{frame}
232
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