GNOME plans October Boston summit
The GNOME development will host its sixth Boston Summit Oct. 7-9 at the MIT Media Lab. The Boston Summit is a three-day "hackfest" for GNOME developers and contributors, the team said on its website.
The event is not primarily aimed at end-users or new contributors, the spokesman said, "but if you want to jump right into the deep end, it's a fantastic way to meet everyone and get involved."
The Boston Summit is all about getting developers together and getting things done, the spokesman said. While there are some non-hacking sessions, they are geared heavily toward many-to-many, interactive discussion and planning, rather than one-to-many presentations, he said.
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