This is a Gnome Asia 2013 Report submitted to NIPA(National IT Industry Promotion Agency in Korea) and GNOME Foundation. It's Arranged by Seong-ho Cho, who is organizer of Gnome Korea from Jul 2013.

1. Event report
Seong-ho Cho
<darkcircle.0426@gmail.com>
2013. 06. 17
Korean translator of the GNOME Project
GNOME.Asia summit 2013 local organizer
Graduated school of the Korea

2. Sponsors

3. Introduction to committee
Karen M. Sandler
Executive Director
of the GNOME Foundation
GNOME.Asia committee
Emily Chen

4. Introduction to committee
Chun-hung Huang
Member of
the GNOME Foundation
The GNOME.Asia committee
The GNOME.Asia summit 2012
local organizer
The GNOME.Asia committee
Haggen Hau Heng
So

5. Introduction to committee
Sammy Fung
The GNOME.Asia summit 2012
local organizer
The GNOME.Asia committee
The member of
the GNOME Foundation
The Chairperson of
the GNOME.Asia 2013 local
organizer
Simon YoungKi Hong

6. GNOME Korea
Local
Organizers
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Changwoo Ryu – Debian developer
Jingyu Lee – University student
Jugwan Eom – LG Electronics
Namhyung Kim – LG Electornics
Sunjin Yang – EmStone
Joone Hur – Intel Corporation
Youngho Cha – Intel Corporation
Jooncheol Park – Intel Corporation
Daniel Juyoung Seo – Samsung Electronics
Seong-ho, Cho – Graduated school
of the Korea
University

7. Event News
•
GNOME.org
o GNOME.Asia 2013 to be held in Korea
http://www.gnome.org/news/2012/12/gnome-asia-2013-to-be-held-in-kore
•
Open Source Software Portal
o The 44th Open Technet, GNOME.Asia Summit in Seoul (Korean)
http://www.oss.kr/oss_outevent/82831
•
Blotter.net
o Would you have interesting about Linux PC and ‘GNOME’? (Korean)
http://www.bloter.net/archives/152932
o Let’s make in ourself, The world of an open source 3d printer
(Korean)
http://www.bloter.net/archives/154012
•
OnOffMix
o 2013 GNOME Asia Summit in Seoul
http://onoffmix.com/event/15021

8. Event Statistics
• Total attendance rate
o About 210 person was participated
of 500 applied person
(Accumulated total. 42% in a 2 days)
• The percentage of
each attendance

9. Event Statistics
• How did you know this event from?
(80 person-target limited survey)

10. Event Statistics
• I’m a GNOME … (and/or I want to be a GNOME
…)

11. Event Statistics
• Which topic you are interested in but missing in
summit 2013 (for the training session)?

12. Event Statistics
• Which topic you are interested in but missing in
summit 2013 (for the training session) (cont)?
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The way of a GNOME Build (2)
The range of applying GNOME Desktop
Desktop technology
Translation
Private source storage
Preparing distribution HOWTO
Debugging

13. Event Statistics
• What was the best and worst part of this
summit?
o BEST (Answered by 24 people)

14. Event Statistics
• What was the best and worst part of this
summit?
o BEST (Answered by 24 people) (cont)
 Separated tutorial session
 (each) Participants

Food (Cheap and delicious)

15. Event Statistics
• What was the best and worst part of this
summit?
o WORST (Answered by 53 people)

16. Event Statistics
• What was the best and worst part of this
summit?
o WORST (Answered by 53 people) (cont)
o Need more coffee!
o Need proceeding
o Need more lightening talking time
o Need a real-time broadcast (such as by IRC, Ustream)
o Tutorial has a lack of content (for a beginners!)

17. Event Statistics
• What is your suggestion to the future GNOME Desktop?
 Mobile support
 Lesser hardware performance requirement
 More comfortable UI
(which makes us to control entire system, more easily)
 More promotion (marketing?)
 More shiny effects (such as 3D effects)
 More useful application for GNOME users
(Not for developer)
 More easy-to-use API and intuitive development environment
 More special design can be appeared from just only the
GNOME!!

18. Committee welcome dinner
(Day #0)
• Committee visits into NIPA F/OSS Plaza
(Which photo is taken by visitor)

19. Committee welcome dinner
(Day #0)

20. Morning Schedule (Day #1)
Time
Main Hall (3F)
Conference Room (4F)
9:00
Reception
9:30
Welcome speech ( Haggen So, Simon YoungKi Hong )
10:00
Keynote speech ( Karen M. Sandler )
11:00
GNOME Contribution 101
Allen Day
GStreamer Pipelines
on Embedded System
In a Practical Way
Jeong-seok, Kim (Korean)
11:45
Sandboxed Applications for GNOME
Lennart Poettering
Develop Open Source Hardware
and 3D Printers via GNOME
Tong Hui*
12:30
Lunch time
*Note: this session has been reported by blotter.net

21. Reception
• We distributed two types of t-shirts
and OpenSUSE 12.3 Brochure

22. Welcome Speech (9:30)

23. Keynote Speech (10:00)

24. GNOME Contribution 101
• Allen Day – (11:00)

25. Sandboxed Applications
for GNOME
• Lennart Poettering – (11:45)

26. Develop OpenSource
Hardware
and 3D Printers via GNOME
• Tong Hui – (11:45)

27. Afternoon Schedule (Day #1)
Time
Main Hall (3F)
Conference Room (4F)
14:15
Speed up embedded
development cycle - The Yocto Project
Mingyu Ju
Seafile, open source file collaboration
and syncing platform
Jiaquing Xu
GStreamer 1.2 : What’s new
Olivier Crête
EZilla – A simple way to create your own
private clowd with user-friendly interface
Max Huang
15:00
15:45
Tea break
16:15
Predictive Input Methods
and Spell Checkers
Anish Patil
Web design done in GNOME and
How did my last GOPW
Yu Liansu
17:00
Wayland Input Methods
Michael Hasselmann
Women and Student
from Zero to Geek
Sphinx Jiang
17:45
Lightening Talk
18:00
The end of the 1st day

28. Speedup embedded development cycle
– The Yocto project
• Mingyu Ju (Korean) – (14:15)

29. Seafile, Open Source File collaboration
and syncing platform
• Jiaquing Xu – (14:15)

30. GStreamer 1.2 : What’s new
• Olivier Crête – (15:00)

31. EZilla – A simple way to create your own
private clowd with user-friendly interface
• Max Huang – (15:00)

32. Predictive Input Methods
and Spell Checkers
• Anish Patil – (16:15)

33. Web design done in GNOME
and How I did my last GOPW
• Yu Liansu – (16:45)

34. Wayland Input Methods
• Michael Hasselmann – (17:00)

35. Woman and Student
from zero to geek
• Sphinx Jiang – (17:00)

36. Lightening Talk
• Sammy Fung

37. Morning Schedule (Day #2)
Time
Main Hall (3F)
Conference Room (4F)
8:30
Reception
9:00
Keynote Speech : History and future of the GNOME 3 (Allan Day)
10:00
Manokwari: HTML5 Desktop
built with GNOME
Mohammad Anwari
How hunspell Korean
spell checking works
Changwoo Ryu (Korean)
10:45
GNOME Development on Tizen
Joone Hur
Implementing Threaded Accelerated
Compositing in WebKit GTK+
Gwang yoon, Hwang (Korean)
11:30
GNOME and DLNA
Jens Georg
Introducing GNOME extensions
Bin Li
12:15
Lunch Time
*Note: GNOME Training session has marked as light green filled cell

38. Keynote Speech: The History
and future of the GNOME 3
• Allan Day – (9:00)

39. Manokwari: HTML5 desktop
built with GNOME
• Mohammad Anwari – (10:00)

40. How hunspell Korean spell
checking works
• Changwoo Ryu (Korean) – (10:00)

41. GNOME Development On
Tizen
• Joone Hur – (10:45)

42. Implementing Threaded Accelerated
Compositing in WebKit GTK+
• Gwangyoon Hwang (Korean) – (10:45)

43. GNOME and DLNA
• Jens Georg (11:30)

44. Afternoon Schedule (Day #2)
Time
Main Hall (3F)
14:00
The soul’s code of Taiwan campus
ericsun
14:45
Conference Room (4F)
From Newbie To Translator
Yinghua Wang
GNOME 3.8 – Design decisions,
Main changes and Future visions
Tobias Mueller
15:45
Tea break
16:15
Profiling with Linux perf tools
Namhyung Kim (Korean)
Introduction to
GObject and GMainLoop
17:00
Improve Cross Desktop Standard
Cedric Bail
Sunjin Yang (Korean)
17:30
Lightening Talk (3 talks)
17:45
Close Speech
Local Organizer and GNOME.Asia Committee
18:00
The end of the 2nd day
*Note: GNOME Training session has marked as light green filled cell

45. The soul’s code of Taiwan
campus
• Ericsun – (14:00)

46. GNOME 3.8 – Design decisions, Main
changes and Future Visions
• Tobias Mueller – (14:45)

47. Profiling with the Linux perf
tools
• Namhyung Kim (Korean) – (16:00)

48. Improving Cross Desktop Standard
• Cedric Bail – (16:45)

49. Lightening Talk (Day #2)

50. The progress of
GNOME Training Session
• Brochure

51. The progress of
GNOME Training Session
• Bin Li – GNOME Extension (Day #2) (11:30 AM)

52. The progress of
GNOME Training Session
• Sunjin Yang – Introduction to GObject and GMainLoop
(Day #2) (16:00 PM)

53. Certification Giving
• Total 43 persons are received

54. Laptop giving
• Luck winner
o Day #1
o Day #2

55. Laptop giving
• The best speaker

56. The best t-shirts designer
• Tong Hui, Bin Li

57. Final ceremony photo

58. Local tour (Day #3)
• Nam-san (South Mt.)

59. Local tour (Day #3)
• Korean traditional town
Experience of Korean culture
and Tae-Kwon-Do

60. Note
• Event promotion website
http://2013.gnome.asia
• Photos are not included in this report
for the below presentations
o GStreamer Pipelines on Embedded System
In a Practical Way – Jeong-seok Kim
(Korean)
o From Newbie To Translator – Yinghua Wang

61. Thank you
so much