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== Goals ==
* Recoat [[KDE Games/Tagaro|rusty parts of libkdegames]].
* Bridge the gaps between kdegames, Gluon and non-KDE games.
* According to the TUD's (venue) motto, [http://tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/portrait/motto Wissen schafft Brücken] - knowledge creates bridges. We will look into current scientific work to see how the desktop of the future might be affected.
== Participants ==
* Julian Helfferich
* Arjen Hiemstra
* Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen
* Jeffrey Kelling
* Friedrich Kossebau
* Felix Lemke
* Stefan Majewsky
* Laszlo Papp
* Josef Spillner
* Shantanu Tushar


== Blogs & Reports ==
== Blogs & Reports ==
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* Stefan 24.03.: [http://majewsky.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/kde-games-sprint-day-0/]
* Stefan 24.03.: [http://majewsky.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/kde-games-sprint-day-0/]
* Leinir 24.03.: [http://amarok.kde.org/blog/archives/1209-I-was-interviewed!.html]
* Leinir 24.03.: [http://amarok.kde.org/blog/archives/1209-I-was-interviewed!.html]
== Goals ==
* Recoat [[KDE Games/Tagaro|rusty parts of libkdegames]].
* [[KDE Games/Tagaro/Data ontology|Bridge the gaps]] between kdegames, Gluon and non-KDE games.
* According to the TUD's (venue) motto, [http://tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/portrait/motto Wissen schafft Brücken] - knowledge creates bridges. We will look into current scientific work to see how the desktop of the future might be affected.
* ''Add more bridge puns here.''
== Space-time coordinates ==
* Date: Friday-Sunday, March 25-27, 2010
* Location: Technical University Dresden, Faculty of Computer Science, room INF/3080
The venue is also available on Thursday (March 24) afternoon for early arrivers.
== Travel from/to Dresden ==
=== By airplane to Dresden ===
Dresden has an international airport (IATA code: DRS). If you plan to come to Dresden via DRS, plan an additional 4 euros for the train from the airport to the city.
=== By airplane via Berlin ===
I have found that flights to Dresden often are either seldom or expensive or both. If you plan to fly, you should therefore also try to find a cheaper route to Berlin's airports Tegel (TXL) and Schönefeld (SXF).
Berlin is only 200 kilometres away, and there is an [https://www.berlinlinienbus.de/index.php?lang=en approximately bi-hourly bus service] from both TXL and SXF to Dresden for 32 euros (round-trip ticket, can get as cheap as 18 euros with early bird rebate). Of course, this means three to four additional hours of travel.
If you plan to fly to Berlin and take the bus from there, look at the [http://www.berlinlinienbus.de/pdfs/dd.pdf timetable] (link above) and enter the times for the bus you want to take into the registration table, too. Count a round-trip ticket (i.e. Berlin->Dresden and Dresden->Berlin) as 32 euros in your travel cost estimation.
=== By train ===
German's national railway service is [http://www.bahn.de Deutsche Bahn]. The target station is "Dresden Hbf", i.e. the main station.
== Travel inside Dresden ==
=== Reaching the venue by car ===
There's a good description at the [http://www.inf.tu-dresden.de/index.php?node_id=12&ln=en webpage of the Faculty of Computer Science].
=== Public transit ===
Dresden has an extensive public transit system. The dominant provider of bus and tram services is [http://www.dvb.de/en/Homepage/ DVB]. Single-trip tickets cost 2 euros, day passes are available for 5 euros. Those who have booked accommodation via KDE e.V. are provided with day passes for the duration of their stay.
Next to the venue is the stop "Helmholtzstraße" of bus line 85. Day-time service is every 20 minutes. Other near-by stops are "Münchner Platz" (tram line 3) and "Mommsenstraße" (bus line 66). Both lines depart every 10 minutes from the main station.
=== Reaching the venue by public transit ===
;From the airport...
:Take the suburban railway ("S-Bahn") line S2 and exit at "Hauptbahnhof" (main station).
;From the main station...
:Exit the station through the main entrance hall, and take either tram line 3 (towards "Coschütz", exit at "Münchner Platz") or bus line 66 (towards "Mockritz", "Coschütz" or "Gittersee", exit at "Mommsenstraße"). From there, if you do not have a GPS device, just ask someone for the Faculty of Computer Science. The [http://www.inf.tu-dresden.de/content/directions/fak.de.html faculty building] has a destinctive look with light green facade elements and atrium.
[[Image:Tudinf-navigation.png|thumb|Tram/foot route from train station to faculty]]
== Lunch and Drinks ==
On Thursday and Friday, the campus mensa [http://www.studentenwerk-dresden.de/mensen/details-alte-mensa.html Alte Mensa Mommsenstraße] is open from 11:00 till 15:00. Meals cost about 4,50 to 6,00 euros (including 3 euros surcharge for guests). Vegetarian meals and salads are available. They even have Sushi.
On the weekend days, there are some nearby fastfood shops and restaurants with vegetarian options, including [http://www.dersim-tu.de/ Dersim] (turkish) and [http://www.grieche-dresden.de/ Irodion Pallas] (greek), and a number of nice restaurants and cafes in the nearby old village centre of [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plauen_(Dresden) DD-Plauen].
We will have drinks at the venue, several bottles of juice and ginger ale and fruity water. The in-faculty [http://ascii.ifsr.de/ cafe ASCII] might also be available, and there are snack vending machines for the really desperate ones...


== Program ==
== Program ==
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=== Lightning talk session ===
=== Lightning talk session ===
Friday will start with a session of lightning talks to present our work. Below are the confirmed talks in no particular order:


* Josef Spillner: Welcome - KDE at the Faculty of Computer Science at TUD
* Josef Spillner: Welcome - KDE at the Faculty of Computer Science at TUD
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* Josef Spillner: Online gaming infrastructure alias KGGZ
* Josef Spillner: Online gaming infrastructure alias KGGZ
* Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen: The Gluon Vision, and State of the Project
* Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen: The Gluon Vision, and State of the Project
* ''Please add yourself here if you want to present your work.''
== Participants ==
* organizer: [mailto:[email protected] Stefan Majewsky] (work: [[KDE Games/Tagaro|Tagaro]])
* organizer (venue): [mailto:[email protected] Josef Spillner] (work: [http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Architecture/KDE4/KGGZ GGZ in KDE])
* further participants: (see field key below the table!)
The deadline for early registration is over. You can still add yourself to the list below if you want to come, but shared accommodation has already been booked, and any additional expenses can only be reimbursed after the sprint.
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
!Name
!Email
!Work
!Arrival
!Depart
!Est. travel cost
!Need sponsor?
!Need hotel?
!Food
!Airport
!Flights
!Remarks
|-
| Laszlo Papp
| Gluon
| Thursday
| Monday
| 300 EUR
| Yes
| Yes
| Veggie
| TXL
| Air Berlin 8921, 6436 inbound and Air Berlin 8308 outbound
| Train from Berlin
|-
| Arjen Hiemstra
| Gluon
| Friday
| Sunday
| 200 eur
| Yes
| Yes
| Vegetarian
| Berlin Schoenefeld
| EasyJet 4564 Inbound - EasyJet 4577 Outbound
| Train from Berlin
|-
| Shantanu Tushar
| Gluon
| Thursday
| Sunday
| 60 EUR
| Yes
| Yes
| -
| TXL
| Lufthansa LH178 inbound Lufthansa LH179 outbound
| Train from Berlin
|-
| Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen
| Gluon
| Friday
| Sunday
| 300 EUR
| Yes
| Yes
| -
| SXF
| EasyJet 5409 inbound and EasyJet 5410 outbound
| Airport bus from Berlin
|-
| Johannes Bergmeier
| KSudoku + others
| thursday or friday
| sunday
| 125 EUR
| no
| no
| -
| -
| -
| attendance unsure
|-
| Jeffrey Kelling
|
| [http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fjkelling%2Fmagnetikplanet.git&a=summary Magnetik Planet]
| N/A
| N/A
| 0 €
| no
| no
| -
| -
| -
| from Dresden
|-
| Julian Helfferich
| KBreakout
| Thursday
| Sunday
| 10 €
| no
| no
| Vegetarian
| -
| -
| From Berlin
|-
| Friedrich Kossebau
| Touchscreen/Fullscreen support
| Friday 8.52 am Hbf
| Sunday evening
| 30 €
| no
| no
| -
| -
| -
| From Berlin
|-
| Felix Lemke
|
| Koushin
| N/A
| N/A
| 0 €
| no
| no
| -
| -
| -
| from Dresden
|}
Field description:
* Arrival: When will you arrive?
* Depart: When will you depart?
* Est. travel cost: How much are your estimated travel expenses?
* Need sponsor: Do you need KDE e.V. to pay your travel expenses, or can you afford the travel yourself?
* Need hotel: Do you need KDE e.V. to book an accommodation for you?
* Food: Any restrictions (e.g. vegetarians, vegans, allergies)?
* Work: On what topics, projects will you be working at the sprint?
* Airport: If you're flying, from where do you come? (reminder for booking: Dresden's airport code is DRS)
* Flights: If you're flying, you might want to enter the flight numbers for reference (or for picking you up.)
* Remarks: Got anything more to say?

Revision as of 08:42, 27 March 2011

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Goals

  • Recoat rusty parts of libkdegames.
  • Bridge the gaps between kdegames, Gluon and non-KDE games.
  • According to the TUD's (venue) motto, Wissen schafft Brücken - knowledge creates bridges. We will look into current scientific work to see how the desktop of the future might be affected.

Participants

  • Julian Helfferich
  • Arjen Hiemstra
  • Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen
  • Jeffrey Kelling
  • Friedrich Kossebau
  • Felix Lemke
  • Stefan Majewsky
  • Laszlo Papp
  • Josef Spillner
  • Shantanu Tushar

Blogs & Reports

Live coverage from the sprint.

  • Josef 26.03.: [1]
  • Stefan 26.03.: [2] -- Photo repository online at [3]
  • Josef 25.03.: [4]
  • Stefan 24.03.: [5]
  • Leinir 24.03.: [6]

Program

  • Thursday: arrival
  • Friday: opening, lightning talk session, lunch, discussion/hacking
  • Saturday: discussion/hacking (lunch inbetween)
  • Sunday: discussion/hacking (lunch inbetween), departure

Lightning talk session

  • Josef Spillner: Welcome - KDE at the Faculty of Computer Science at TUD
  • Stefan Majewsky: The state of Project Tagaro
  • Josef Spillner: Online gaming infrastructure alias KGGZ
  • Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen: The Gluon Vision, and State of the Project