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Debian Sprints
"Sprints" are developer meetings to work on specific parts of Debian and having fun doing so.
Volunteers contribute their own free time, enthusiasm, and work; Debian tries hard to support sprints financially, although that is possible only thank to generous donations to Debian from people and other entities who care about Debian.
Documentation
check the sprint HOWTO for information on how to organize a sprint
frequently used / "Debian-friendly" venues (e.g. venues who have in the past offered for free or discount venues to hold Debian sprints)
Sprint list
2010
?Sprints/2011/WwwSprint (forthcoming / in preparation)
Sprints/2011/SecuritySprint (forthcoming / in preparation)
Sprints/2011/DebianMedSprint (forthcoming / in preparation)
Sprints/2011/EmdebianSprint (forthcoming / in preparation)
Note: before this mark, information about past sprints have been collected here in an ad-hoc manner by the DPL, while the best practices detailed above were being drafted.
DSA sprint: announce/agenda, report
FTP master sprint: announce/agenda, report
Release Team sprint: announce/agenda, report
Contact
Please contact the DPL at <leader@debian.org> for comments about the sprint program.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to KDE e.V. and in particular to Cornelius Schumacher and Alexandra Leisse for sharing their experience (and documentation!) on the KDE e.V. sprint program.
Thanks to Junta de Extremadura, which first introduced the notion of development sprints in Debian, under the name of Extremadura work sessions