Demos for the Yocto Project booth at ELCE in Edinburgh

Demos for the Yocto Project booth at ELCE in Edinburgh

[Nicolas Dechesne]

Dear all,

As usual, the Yocto Project will have a booth at the ELCE conference
in Edinburgh next month. While the booth is a great opportunity for
everyone to get a new sticker of your favorite project ;-) we are also
very excited when developers from our community get a chance to show
off the fun and cool things they build thanks to the Yocto Project!

If you want to bring any of your cool demo on the YP booth, please
send me an email so that we can plan and discuss any of the logistics!

Also, don't forget the YP Dev Day Europe, which is right after ELCE,
in Edinburgh, more information can be found here:
https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-dev-day-europe-2018/

cheers
nico

Re: Demos for the Yocto Project booth at ELCE in Edinburgh

[akuster]

On 09/18/2018 06:29 AM, Nicolas Dechesne wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> As usual, the Yocto Project will have a booth at the ELCE conference
> in Edinburgh next month. While the booth is a great opportunity for
> everyone to get a new sticker of your favorite project ;-) we are also
> very excited when developers from our community get a chance to show
> off the fun and cool things they build thanks to the Yocto Project!
>
> If you want to bring any of your cool demo on the YP booth, please
> send me an email so that we can plan and discuss any of the logistics!

I will be bringing a demo.. Not sure it its cool though :)

- armin
>
> Also, don't forget the YP Dev Day Europe, which is right after ELCE,
> in Edinburgh, more information can be found here:
> https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-dev-day-europe-2018/
>
> cheers
> nico

Re: Demos for the Yocto Project booth at ELCE in Edinburgh

[Alex Lennon]

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Hi Nico,

I hope this email finds you well. I am guessing you've stepped up to 
take the Yocto Community banner since Jefro stepped down in June?

I've been in the orbit of the OpenEmbedded/Yocto eco-system for many 
years, since before the Yocto Project was announced by the Linux 
Foundation to us at ELCE 2010 Cambridge.

Recently I kicked off an OpenSource project to enable makers and others 
to live stream events very easily with here at DoES Liverpool

We're calling it #MakeSpaceLive and it's based on Resin.io / Docker / 
Yocto / GStreamer.

I've attached an introductory email my colleague Dan sent to the Yocto 
list as he's coming up to ELCE Edinburgh in his journalistic capacity 
and I've suggested he meets up with the Yocto team and perhaps demos an 
RPi running #MakeSpaceLive code.

Dan's also thinking of hosting a mini-talk or a BoF meeting to see what 
the feedback is from the community on where we need to direct the project.

Please let me know how this fits with your plans.

Kind Regards,

Alex

On 18/09/2018 14:29, Nicolas Dechesne wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> As usual, the Yocto Project will have a booth at the ELCE conference
> in Edinburgh next month. While the booth is a great opportunity for
> everyone to get a new sticker of your favorite project ;-) we are also
> very excited when developers from our community get a chance to show
> off the fun and cool things they build thanks to the Yocto Project!
>
> If you want to bring any of your cool demo on the YP booth, please
> send me an email so that we can plan and discuss any of the logistics!
>
> Also, don't forget the YP Dev Day Europe, which is right after ELCE,
> in Edinburgh, more information can be found here:
> https://www.yoctoproject.org/yocto-project-dev-day-europe-2018/
>
> cheers
> nico

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From: Dan Lynch <dan@danlynch.org>
To: yocto@yoctoproject.org
Subject: [yocto] Project Demo At Edinburgh Submit
Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2018 12:09:52 +0100
Message-ID: <28aef114-cd1b-54a7-a479-4675b1777035@danlynch.org>

Greetings Yocto mailing listers,

I am pretty new to Yocto and completely new to this list obviously. So 
allow me to introduce myself.

My name is Dan Lynch and I'm a Linux/FOSS geek/dev and journalist from 
Liverpool. I've been working on a brand new open hardware and FOSS 
project with Alex Lennon who some of you will know, plus another local 
lad called Matt Croughan who you are probably less likely to know.

We started it 2 weeks ago, it's called MakeSpace.Live and it's already 
taken off like a rocket. So much so that I think we could do a good demo 
on the Yocto stand.

I am already going to be in Edinburgh for the Open Source Summit ina 
couple of weeks and Alex mentioned you were looking for people to 
demo/discuss things on your stand.

Do I need to do anything formal to apply or can I just come along with a 
load of Raspberry Pis and cameras? Our project leverages Yocto for the 
Pi images so it is relevant obviously.

Many thanks in advance,

Dan


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