nugiCoNN'95: BOF Sessions for User & Developers
For Immediate Release
Friday, August 11th
For More Information, Contact:
Rohit Khare
nugi Publicist
khare@w3.org
http://xent.w3.org/nugi
CAMBRIDGE, MA -- nugiCoNN'95 provides a forum for NeXTSTEP/OpenStep users & developers discussion groups. Volunteer BOF leaders and sessions include:
DEVELOPER BOF TRACKS
Christopher Lozinski, Coordinator <lozinski@bpg.com>
President, Berkeley Productivity Group
Andrew Stone, Small ISVs <andrew@stone.com>
President, Stone Design
Mark Dadgar, NeXT Rep <Mark_Dadgar@next.com>
The intent is to provide a forum, where developers can express what their needs are, and where we as a group can prioritize those needs, and publish them both to NeXT, and to the general public.
We will start as a general group, then break into smaller groups, then get back together again. Prior to the general meeting, we will have a list of open issues. At the general meeting we will outline the objectives, and answer any questions before breaking into smaller groups. The smaller groups will then report back what their priorities are. I understand that many people wear many hats, but please try to join the group that is closest to your interests.
We still need volunteers to run some of the BOF meetings.
Corporate Developers
NeXTSTEP Independent Software Vendors (ISV's)
Consultants
Internet Service Providers
GNUSTEP, <Paul_Kunz@SLAC.Stanford.EDU>
Gnustep is an implementation of OPENSTEP on X-Windows.
MISCKIT, Thomas Engel <tsengel@faui01.informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
Misckit provides miscelaneous services
USER BOF TRACKS
Steve Weintz, Coordinator <indy@newmedia.com>
Multimedia Designer
Michael Rutchik, Graphics <michael.rutchik@mail.us.clorox.com>
Senior Graphic Designer, Clorox
Jon Hooper, Home Users <hoops!me@netcom.com>
Animo User
Jon Feiler, NeXT Rep <Jon_Feiler@next.com>