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From: Till Kamppeter <till.kamppeter@gmx.net>
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Subject: Re: [Printing-architecture] Schedule Arch WG conf call for Scott
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Claudia Alimpich wrote:
> Scott cannot attend this Thursday 8/28, but he is available next Thursday
> 9/4. It would be nice if everyone in our working group can attend. Will
> everyone be on the call Thursday 9/4. I have a slight recollection that
> Glen will be out of town next week, is that true? Let me know and I will
> see if we can reschedule with Scott.
>

For me September 4 is no problem. I will be out of town October 14-16 as=20
today I got the message that my proposal for a tutorial was accepted on=20
the www.linux-kongress.org in Saarbr=FCcken, Germany.

>  1. Life of a typical open source project: Feast; Famine;
>     Traction; Success!
>

We can take Foomatic (www.linuxprinting.org) as example here, as it has=20
formed a printing standard for now.

    Till