Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Re: GNU Radio developer's call

[Tom Rondeau]

On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 12:04 PM, Scott Johnston
<address@hidden> wrote:
> Could you post meeting minutes or a summary of some kind? I am very
> interested in any new features in 3.4, and I am sure most others on this
> list are as well.
>
> Thanks
>
> Scott


Yes. One of the reasons for tying the call to the IRC channel is so
that we can try our best to keep a record of the call. I would also
love it if someone would volunteer to act as scribe during the call to
keep the thoughts consistent and recorded. If no one wants to take
that one, I hope the normal IRC chatter will be enough.

We can also record these calls and publish the audio file. I'm not
certain I want to do this for the first call, but it's something to
keep in mind for later.

Tom



> Tom Rondeau wrote:
>>
>> Here is the information regarding tomorrow's developers call.
>>
>> After playing around with the system a bit, I would like to stress
>> that anyone who will be joining us to please use a proper headset. If
>> you are planning on using your computer speakers, please don't! This
>> tends to add a very annoying echo that will make it impossible to
>> carry on a decent conversation. Use either a full-on headset with
>> microphone or at least a pair of earphones to remove any feedback.
>> Also, I would ask that if you are not talking or planning to talk for
>> a while, hit your mute button to cut down on a build-up of ambient
>> noise. This should help make it a better experience for the rest of
>> us.
>>
>> - Friday, Feb. 18, 11 PM GMT (6 PM EST)
>> - IRC channel #gnuradio on freenode
>> - SIP contact: sip:address@hidden
>>
>> Agenda:
>>  - GNU Radio release 3.4
>>    - what are the new features
>>      - gr-uhd
>>      - volk
>>      - stream tags
>>      - message passing
>>         - SWIG PMTs?
>>    - handling the transition from git master 3.4 to 3.5
>>  - GNU Radio conference
>>    - work on getting specifics nailed down (time, date, format, etc.)
>>  - OpenBTS
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tom
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 10:59 AM, Tom Rondeau <address@hidden>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> As I mentioned a few weeks ago, Johnathan Corgan and I would like to
>>> start holding developer's conference calls on a bimonthly basis. We
>>> will be working through the details of when the calls will happen
>>> based on the feedback of the participants, but currently, we have a
>>> monthly call scheduled for 6 PM EST (11 PM GMT) on the third Friday of
>>> the month, so the first call will be this upcoming Friday, Feb. 18,
>>> 2011.
>>>
>>> A second call will be scheduled sometime during the first week of the
>>> month. This call's schedule will be more fluid based on who can
>>> participate and when. When the time is selected each month, we will
>>> email you to let you know.
>>>
>>> The calls are meant to last an hour and will give us a chance to
>>> discuss the current and future developments of the project. The
>>> current schedule for the first call is listed below. In the "open"
>>> slot, I would ask that anyone who will be participating to email me
>>> ideas for things that you may want to talk about. I will collect these
>>> thoughts and put together a final agenda before the call. I expect
>>> many of these issues will be discussed over many calls.
>>>
>>> Call mechanics:
>>> We have a SIP line set up for the calls that are associated with the
>>> IRC channel #gnuradio on freenode. The SIP contact to call is
>>> sip:address@hidden You should then hear "Welcome to the
>>> GNU Radio conference bridge." You can also log into the IRC chat room
>>> as a secondary way of interacting with the call, although this should
>>> not be necessary.
>>>
>>> I would recommend that if you are planning on joining the call and
>>> have never set up a SIP client on your computer before, do so and test
>>> it out beforehand to make sure the audio system works.
>>>
>>> Agenda:
>>>  - GNU Radio release 3.4
>>>    - what are the new features
>>>    - handling the transition from git master 3.4 to 3.5
>>>  - GNU Radio conference
>>>    - work on getting specifics nailed down (time, date, format, etc.)
>>>  - Other
>>>
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Tom
>>>
>>>
>>
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