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<trackbot> Date: 11 August 2010
<jdaggett> sure
<scribe> scribe: ChrisL
Vlad: agenda ok?
http://static.typesupply.com/downloads/typecon/2010-08-10_WOFF_TypeCon.pdf
Vlad: any comments?
... presntation good, hits all the major points needed and is
nicely concise
Tal: seems to be 10-15 mins with rapid slide runthrough
Vlad: on a historical point, the
initial proposal and the current work should be
distinguished
... work of the WG should be noted
Tal: what would you change?
Vlad: should be careful to indicate who is currently working on it
ChrisL: speaker notes not typically for public consumption
tal: ok, point taken
Maybe on slide 7, change 'we' to 'the WG'
jdaggett: so its a transition from three people to the wg; presentation seems to say that
ChrisL: about the logos
tal: no objections to logos on the WG slide
sergeym: browser logos in there too
Vlad: do we need permission for browser logos
ChrisL: have the version numbers handy so people know where the support is shipping and where its in development
tal: add version numbers?
ChrisL: clutter. just be ready to answer questions
John: time for a quick demo?
tal: pulling up a terminal slows things down
John: UI on the tool?
... good to convey usability - typecon panel last year, many of
the audience make fonts.
... useful to convey a workflow, how easy it is
ChrisL: screenshot of sfnt2woff foo.otf :)
John: coordinating the session, what is the best order for speakers
ChrisL: 10 mins fine for me, and
tal should go before me
... on tools slide, add fontforge
... also good to encourage other font creation tools to support
woff export
fontforge http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/
Tal: pdf export does not fully represent the slides
Vlad: other comments on the draft?
cslye: when introducing the acronym, good to have the full name written on a slide, rather than just speaking it
Vlad: on first slide, as it often stays up for a while
<jdaggett> http://static.typesupply.com/downloads/typecon/2010-08-10_WOFF_TypeCon.pdf
Dave: just sent a list of company logos, couple missing in high quality
Vlad: quote for drinks and snacks
was pretty high; there is a starbucks in the lobby
... also a mall across the street with a food court, so fine
for lunch
... projector rental is also expensive. anyone can bring
one?
... especially soneone local, or driving to LA
cslye: I will be
... maybe can get a projector, will ask around
... a portable one like sales folk use
John: what about a screen?
Vlad: can buy a screen, cheaper than to rent
sylvaing: white wall can be fine
<cslye> I will report back on projector status at the end of day (PDT).
jdaggett: paper?
Vlad: room is being used for several sessions, including css3 font on weds - bigger room, not sure if it has a screen
sylvaing: do we have a room name/number?
Vlad: not yet
... but rooms are allocated now
sylvaing: please mail out the room number once we know it
Vlad: we could all chip in for a screen maybe
John: cslye please let me know about a projector, impacts the av for the css session too
ChrisL: networking I assume?
John: yes, typecon network should be there ...
cslye: recall that the smaller room has no wireless but larger room does
<erik> otherwise we relocate to starbucks for the meetings as well as the breaks..
<cslye> :)
Vlad: right next to the
lobby
... 10-18:30 ok?
... anyone arriving that morning?
<sylvaing> arriving the night before as well so this is fine
jdaggett: is there a phone in the room, so we can get jfkthame on the phone?
Vlad: not sure, didn't ask. can skype if there is wirelesss
<cslye> Just wondering if we anticipate actually filling the full timeslot. Anybody thought about that?
<sylvaing> (we can use my iPhone as long as we hold it properly)
cslye: will we use the whole time?
<jdaggett> wise guy...
ChrisL: depends on the agenda actually
Chris: (wordy way of saying its fine)
jdaggett: one person should take lead on test suite
ChrisL: thats me
... what about review of CSS3 @fontface tests
jdaggett: test cases for things where conformance is on browser , an automated or reftest format .... good thing but we have a lot to cover already
Vlad: would fit under joint work with css/xsl/svg. includes joint tests as well as planning liaisons
resolved: agenda is approved
jdaggett: need to nail down a tie for discussion of cooments so jfkthame can know when to call in
Vlad: starts at 10
... 10:30 to 11:30
<John> Another option for projector (and screen?): http://compurentinc.net/default.aspx
Vlad: so 18:30-19:30 in the
UK
... maybe assume 10:15 start
jfkthame: sounds fine, good to have the number to call
Vlad: we can call jfkthame
... observers are permitted, as observers
jdaggett: please send a message with the exact location
Vlad: will do
jfkthame: will make a round of edits so we have a fresher draft
meeting adjourned
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