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The GNOME Conference 4 Foreword 5 Schdule 16 WarmUp Weekend 24 GUADEC Core 54 After Hours Workshops 67 GUADEC-ES / GUADEC-CA 77 Professional Participants 79 Sudoku 80 Dictionary 82 Addresses and Phone Numbers The GNOME Conference Foreword Welcome to GUADEC 2006! If you are reading these lines in Vilanova i la Geltrú, you are surely contributing to the success of the biggest GNOME Conference ever. Size is not all that matters, but seven days full of scheduled and free-form activities speak almost for themselves. We are expecting around 500 participants, half of them staying in the GNOME Village overnight and making the most of this precious meeting time. And we are facing this event with solid corporate and institutional support brought by a colourful collection of sponsors, partners and co-organisers. Well, we just wanted to have a conference as good as GNOME, the free software project that motivates us to share so much time, ideas and energy together. A conference exciting, interesting and useful not only to the GNOME core developers, but also to the community at its widest scope. A week to cook actions and projects to excite, interest and serve our societies, the final target of our work. A target we are already hitting in many aspects, even when most of our neighbours are still not aware. We wanted to have a big conference to work better, but also to help get more noticed in our surroundings. We are experimenting a lot in GUADEC's 7th edition and we hope you bring your best inspiration to be creative as well. The staff and the dozens of volunteers involved in the organisation are doing their best to provide all the elements needed to have a good conference. But it is you who can turn the plans and processes into Community Magic. It is you who can make of this week a before and an after in the brief but intense history of GNOME and Free Software. It is you who can extend this magic to your everyday life back at home. GUADEC 2006 will close at some point in the eve of July 1st, but in fact it will last longer thanks to 500 trails departing from Vilanova to the five continents. Bring GUADEC with you, tell your friends, share your pictures, write your story, mail the press, wear the t-shirt, use the bag, invite new people, meet locally, seed a new conference to generate more actions and trails... Enjoy GUADEC and help make this World a better place. GNOME helps. 4 June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) The GNOME Conference Schedule WarmUp Weekend Saturday 24 Minor Languages L10n 1. Carpa 3. Museu Balaguer 09:00 Opening Doors 10:00 RegCon Presentation Jesús Corrius Local time! 11:00 OpenOffice.org l10n Status and Minor Languages BoF Meetings by Region Charles H. Schulz 12:00 Minor Languages in FOSS Projects Initiatives 13:00 Lunch 5. Aula 15:00 Kiwi: Localization GUI Programming in Python Tools and Frameworks Johan Dahlin in OpenOffice.org 16:00 Creating a Plugin System Using GTypeModule OpenOffice.org Localization Experiences Michael Natterer 17:00 Integrating Maemo I18n for Everybody: Development Environment Graphite, KMFL and Smart Fonts with Eclipse to Extend GNOME Pekka Reijula Daniel Glassey & Nicolas Spalinger 18:00 Automated Software Breaking and Repair: Culchie, LDTP, and DogTail Debate and Conclusions Matthew Garrett 19:00 Plugin Support in Mono: The Banshee Project Aaron Bockover 20:00 Closing Doors June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) 5 The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC-ES Saturday 24 Ponencias Tutoriales 2. Sala d'Actes 4. Sala de Juntes 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 Inaguración de III GUADEC HISPANA DeTraS/TempusFugit: Herramientas para 10:45 Introducción básica a la investigación en la actividad de los GNU/Linux, SWL y GNOME desarrolladores Rodrigo Moya Carlos García, Juan José Amor, Gregorio Robles 11:30 Software Libre Autotools: Automatización, construcción y portabilidad para un mundo libre de proyectos Quim Gil Germán Poó Caamaño 12:15 Accesibilidad y Software Libre, GLIB y GTK+ una visión desde GNOME Claudio Saavedra David Cabrero Campos & Sergio Rodríguez Esquerra 13:00 Lunch 15:00 GTK+ Avanzado: D-BUS GtkTreeView,Portapapeles, Carlos García Campos Drag and Drop Rodrigo Moya Accediendo a la configuración 15:45 GLADE/LibGlade del sistemaa través de Liboobs Rodrigo Moya Carlos Gamacho Fisterra: sharing efforts 16:30 GNOME Avanzado: for developing business management Gconf, GNOME-VFS softwarewith GNOME Javier Fernández García-Boente Rodrigo Moya 17:15 Descanso 17:45 Apoyo de gnuLinex a la expansión de GNOME: Gambas y Futura Python y PyGTK Daniel Campos Fernández Germán Poó Caamaño 18:30 Mesa Redonda: Proyectos en el ámbito hispano 19:15 20:00 Closing Doors 6 June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC-CA Saturday 24 3. Museu Balaguer 13:00 Lunch 15:00 Introducció a GNOME Sergio Blanco, Jonathan Hernández 16:00 Introducció al desenvolupament d'aplicacions per a GNOME Ramon Navarro, Lluis Sanchez 17:00 GNOME en català. Traducció d'aplicacions al català Toni Hermoso, Jordi Mas, Jordi Mallach 18:00 Experiències sobre l'ús de GNOME a l'empresa i l'administració Francesc Busquets, Josep Gubau 19:00 20:00 Closing Doors 14 June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) The GNOME Conference Schedule WarmUp Weekend Sunday 25 Minor Languages L10n 1. Carpa 3. Museu Balaguer 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 RegCon Presentation Local time! Toni Hermoso 11:00 BoF Meetings Mozilla l10n Status and by Language Coordination Zbigniew Braniecki 12:00 The Futura Project Web Multilingual Localization: and its relationship Mozilla Europe Case with GNOME Pascal Chevrel Mike Emmel 13:00 Lunch 15:00 Gstreamer on Embedded Devices: L10n Benefits and Challenges Tools and Frameworks in Mozilla Andrea Ambrosioni 16:00 Maemo Desktop Plugin Tutorial Mozilla Localization Experiences in Karoliina Salminen Minor Languages 17:00 Delivering Technical Presentations: A Beginners Guide Debate and Conclusions John Laerum 18:00 Recent Files and Bookmarks Emmanuele Bassi 19:00 Stadium FreeFA World Cup 20:00 Closing Doors 8 June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC-ES Sunday 25 Ponencias 2. Sala d'Actes 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 Como perder la virginidad (o cómo escribir y mandar tu primer parche) Federico Mena 10:45 Cómo involucarse en el GNOME extendiendo las aplicaciones Germán Poó Caamaño 11:30 HACKFEST 13:00 Lunch Mono-Hispano Ponencias 2. Sala d'Actes 4. Sala de Juntes 15:00 Introducción a Mono. Ramon Navarro, Jordi Campos 16:00 Introducción al desarrollo en GNOME con Mono Ramon Navarro, Jordi Campos Asamblea de socios de GNOME HISPANO 17:00 MonoDevelop, un IDE para GNOME Lluis Sanchez 18:00 Presentación de proyectos basados en Mono 19:00 Stadium FreeFA World Cup 20:00 Closing Doors June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) 9 The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC Core — User Day Monday 26 2. Sala d'Actes 3. Museu Balaguer 4. Sala de Juntes 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 1. Carpa GUADEC Core Opening Jeff Waugh 11:00 GNOME and Bluetooth: Easy Databases Gimmie: past, present and with Glom Panel Revisited future Murray Cumming Alex Graveley Matthew Garrett 12:00 Keynote: 1. Carpa Creating Passionate Users Kathy Sierra 13:00 Lunch 15:00 Dreaming the Really F-Spot: All Your Fonts User-Centered A Life in Pictures Are Belong to Us Desktop Larry Ewing Behdad Esfahbod Quim Gil 16:00 Riding by the Seat The GNOME Journal: NetworkManager: of Your Pants: The community Managing networking The Jokosher Story online magazine since the summer of '04 Jono Bacon Lucas Rocha Robert Love 17:00 Beagle: Ekiga: Building Your Own Free and Open Use cases Desktop Search Lab for Peanuts Anna Dirks Damien Sandras Joe Shaw 18:00 Keynote: 1. Carpa Freedom: Reality and Illusion Norbert Bilbeny 20:00 Closing Doors 22:00 Fluendo Party (Bar El Tres) Beach 10 June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC Core — Developer Day Tuesday 27 2. Sala d'Actes 3. Museu Balaguer 4. Sala de Juntes 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 Memory Efficient Instant Messaging Taming The Beast: GNOME in GNOME Porting EDS Architecture to Dbus Tommi Komulainen Martyn Russell Ross Burton 11:00 The New GTK+ Feeds, syncing, mobility Tiles: Printing API and desktop applications An Upgrade From Tuomas Kuosmanen A Linoleum Desktop Alexander Larsson Henri Bergius Jim Krehl 12:00 Keynote: 1. Carpa How Much Faster? Federico Mena Quintero 13:00 Lunch 14:00 GNOME Foundation AGM 1. Carpa 15:00 Lightning Talks 1. Carpa 16:00 Designing a library Telepathy Framework: FLOSSPOLS Report on that's easy to use Unifying IM, Voice and Women in Video Communications Free Software Carl Worth Robert McQueen Anne Østergaard 17:00 Threads, Time, Dtrace The Future of Our and Transport: VFS Layer Glynn Foster New Bling in GStreamer Brian Nitz Christian Kellner Andy Wingo, Wim Taymans 18:00 Keynote: 1. Carpa Big GNOME Deployments: the GnuLinEx and Guadalinex Use Cases Antonio José Sáenz, José Ángel Díaz 19:30 Maemo One-Year-Old Party 1. Carpa 20:00 Closing Doors June 24–30, 2006 • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) 11 The GNOME Conference Schedule GUADEC Core — Client Day Wednesday 28 2. Sala d'Actes 3. Museu Balaguer 4. Sala de Juntes 09:00 Entrance Hall, Infodesk and Marquee Open 10:00 Finding Oil with GNOME: UNIX Power MonoDevelop: A Case Study in for Desktop A Gnome IDE 3rd Party Development Rodrigo Moya Lluis Sanchez Davyd Madeley 11:00 Accessibility Highlights of Requirements in Use: GTK+ 2.10 OpenOffice.org Voice Synthesis and Screen Magnification Kristian Rietveld Michael Meeks Tim Janik Daniel Guasch Murillo Javier Pérez Mayos 12:00 Keynote: 1.
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