I'm quoting this again, as people didn't seem to get it the first time around (the software wish-list section is still being expanded):

Quotes from Quim Gil:

Hi, just a comment: anything inside maemo.org-the-webiste fits inside the range of things that the community, the maemo.org team and myself as Nokia contact can push forward without much discussion and interference if we all agree on the appropriatness and feasibility.

Anything related to software in the platform itself (as opposed to the server infrastructure), has many other stakeholders and dependencies and therefore fall out of the scope of the maemo.org planning exercise. If you want to compile these ideas and proposals fine, but it would be really useful to keep in this page the scope on purely maemo.org, its content, processes, servers, tools... and the people collaborating around it.

More or less the same principle applies to the 2010 Agenda but in that case the discussion is more strategy and some software platform related topics might be more on topic

End-user software wishlist is really out of scope here, for the reasons explained in the 100 Days discussion page. Even asking for specific developer toos that are not web server based are not very in the scope of this maemo.org exercise.

Well, FWIW, I too was under the impression that maemo.org was down since yesterday.

That is because my bookmark points to planet.maemo.org, and that name is not resolving ATM. I had to retype the root URL to see the revamped site, which uses a path to the Planet.

It does feel much snappier though !

https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3203

I do have to say one thing: I added an edit right after GA's comments about tablet-friendliness, and even though I saved, my edit was not there later. So there is certainly some funky stuff going on...

Add it again. I've been editing a lot, and I've run into no troubles so far. It could've been a connection issue, or perhaps an edit collision.

Audio of my presentation available at http://www.archive.org/details/QuimG...xtag2008Update - thanks Niels!

Heh, i know I got a sneak preview


Thanks!

I was wondering whether it would be well received something like the Ubuntu Open Week in the maemo community. I was thinking something simpler (or not?) to what they are doing.

It would be one week annually, in that the community was involved more actively than normally, doing the following tasks:

• Reporting and triaging bugs (in applications, maemo.org, even in the 3rd party apps). Like now but it would be an intensive week of bugs searching.
  
• Community talks in the IRC; talks about development, about questions more orientated to end-users, marketing (what we should do to advance in our aim of the world conquest) and so on.
  
• Artwork, podcasts...; in the community there are people who can help without knowing anything about development/bugs/and other boring things.
  
• Documentation; write how-tos, improve the existing documentation...
  
• Translations (documents, 3rd party applications...); I am spanish and there are people who doesn't know english and finds little information about the tablets in spanish, and they would like to extract more profit to the tablet but when all the information is in english, they desist and end up by losing interest (believe me I have heard this to more than one person).

I will add this to the 2010 Agenda at the wiki when I learn something from the syntax, but if someone wants to sort these ideas, add something and put it into the wiki would be better

There's something similar in openSUSE:
http://idea.opensuse.org/

An update to my original blog post is now at:

http://www.maemopeople.org/index.php...at_next_part_2

...I've created a poll, too giving people the option of directly stating whether they think it's a good idea or not.