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Debian Bug Squashing Party in Dijon, France

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Introduction

    Clouds are darkening,
    Still no sight of dear Lenny:
    Bug Squashing Parties.

Last year in October, a Bug Squashing Party was held at the autonomous space "Les Tanneries". It was a great success, so it is now time to have another one! This time, it will be around 29--30 September, 2007.

[http://people.debian.org/~lunar/flyer-bsp-20070929-small.jpg]

Attendees

Name

E-mail

Comments

?JeremyBobbio

lunar at debian.org

Happy to be your host!

?ArnaudHocevar

arnaud at hocevar.net

Should confirm in a few days

?MarionMasson

carmie at free.fr

willing to help fix the food

SamHocevar

sam at zoy.org

willing to help fix the food

?EmmanuelBouthenot

kolter at openics.org

ready to squash bugs

?DavidAmmouial

da hat weeno doubt net

Shreila pour ma première squashing-party

LucasNussbaum

lucas at lucas-nussbaum net

Covoiturage depuis Lyon possible

CyrilBrulebois

cyril.brulebois at enst-bretagne.fr

=(^_^)= ~ maw

?ArnaudRenevier

arenevier * fdn.fr

FredericPeters

fpeters at debian.org

(arrivée vendredi soir, départ lundi matin)

?AdrienPanay

adrien point panay at gmail.com

it's my first bsp too, and i'm very impatient to reduce biodiversity in lenny (damned bugs !)

?EpsasNova (Charles Paul)

charles.paul at gREMOVETHISmail.com

My first BSP as well. I am looking forward to some bug squashing.

?NicolasLimare

nicolas at limare.net

?PhilippeLeBrouster

plb at ac-grenoble.fr

My first bsp as well.

Rémi

pazelty at free . fr

Je pense venir en stop de paris. Mais si quelqu'un peut m'emmener... je viens pour raporter des bug et pour la cuisine :-)

Joe21

No Spam

First BSP :-)

?DamienLaniel

heretik à tuxfamily point org

Je viens samedi matin et je repars lundi matin

Please subscribe if you want to take part!

Désistements

Grégoire G

abrac * free.fr

Je vous demande pardon, j'aurai bien voulu venir.

Summary

(more details and explanations follow)

  • Hosting: we can accommodate 20 people; please come with your sleeping bag. You can stay a few days before and after the BSP if you want/need it.

  • Dress-code: bring sweaters! The place can be a little bit cold in September, and is quite difficult to heat.

  • Contrib.: self-organized place != hostel; no producers, no consumers, everybody gives a hand for cleaning.

  • Money: a €2 contribution per day (or more if you can afford it) would be greatly appreciated.

  • Food: no meat in the house; we have plans to get vegetables for free; the rest can be bought not far away.

  • Hardware: if you have a laptop, bring it along with a network cable; there should be enough computers (1GHz) for the others.

  • Events: there will be a public workshop about "good bug reports" on saturday afternoon, followed by a dinner with people from various LUGs of the area.

Details

The Bug Squashing Party which happened last October was a great success. To make this new BSP up to that, please read the rest of this page if you plan to come. It briefly presents the place, describes how it works and gives some information about the party.

What is "Les Tanneries"?

[http://squat.net/tanneries/ "Les Tanneries"] is a squatted autonomous space, opened in 1998. However, it is neither an alternative hostel, nor a place that is always open to everyone. It provides a home and living-space for a bunch of people who decided to live together and to build this project. It is political, volunteer-based, and goes together with a search for equality in human interactions and daily life.

The autonomous space "Les Tanneries" is also a place where various social & political activities are organized: a free shop, an alternative library, and the pRiNT hacklab are available during public openings; collectives have meetings; bands do rehearsals; people spend time gardening; and other activities -- gigs, debates, performances -- are regularly organized on evenings.

The Tanneries project is also about developing anti-authoritarian practice and self-organization: decisions are taken by consensus among people involved, without the need for any sort of authority. Years of collective living, discussions and activities have allowed people to elaborate a few rules for "living together", and we ask our guests to respect them. We also expect everyone to be responsible & respectful, and leave any sexist, {homo,lesbo}phobic or racist behaviours behind, since there is even less room for such discrimination here than elsewhere.

Hacklab

The Bug Squashing Party will happen in the pRiNT hacklab, which is located in the basement. We have chairs, tables, electrical plugs and network connectivity. Internet access is given by an ADSL line with 5 Mb download / 1 Mb upload capacity.

Please bring a RJ-45 network cable with your laptop if you can. There should be enough computers(1GHZ) available for people who need them, though.

By the way, the place is full with old hardware, donated or discarded over the years. You might find what you need to repair your old box if you need to...

About hosting facilities

We have a shared sleeping space with twenty beds, which should be enough for the BSP. Please bring a sleeping bag and pillow if you can.

The Bug Squashing Party is not really limited to the weekend and it's possible to stay a few days before the 29th and after 30th if you want.

There's one shower and one toilet inside the house. More dry toilets are available near the garden.

Moreover, we pay bills for water, electricity, gas, Internet access, insurance. A contribution of 2 euros (or more) each day is really welcome.

Involvement vs. consuming

We expect our visitors not to act like consumers, but to get involved in the collective life of the place. Self-organization implies that everyone behaves in a responsible and respectful way. This means participating in cleaning, cooking, shopping, etc.

A rota will be drawn up at the beginning of the event so we can share the load.

Food

The Tanneries' inhabitants are vegetarians or vegans because of an ethical choice against animal suffering. We therefore do not want to have any meat (or fish) inside the house, and cooking must be vegan.

We have plans to get some food (mostly vegetables) for free. The rest of what we need can be bought in one of the supermarkets near the house.

Cooking for 20 people is not that hard, but requires a bit of practice. Knowledge exchange sessions on vegetable hacking and meal compilation will make a nice break from bug squashing.

Travelling

By train: Dijon-Ville TGV station, take the Maréchal Foch Avenue towards Darcy Plaza. Then, bus #5 towards Campus, from the right-hand side of the road. Get off at Prison and wait for bus #10 towards Cimetière. Get off at either Champeaux or Coty (depending where the bus terminates).

By car:

  • from the A36 (Lyon): take the Dijon Centre exit, and go straight along Chicago Boulevard. You'll soon see The Tanneries on your right.

  • from the A6/A38 (Paris): once in Dijon, go through the city following Besançon/Dôle signs until Chicago Boulevard. U-turn when you see the "apt-get install anarchism" sign on your left.

Final note

This rough presentation does not really reflect how much we enjoy welcoming, meeting people and having a good time within our walls. By stating these few principles in advance, we hope to use our real-life meetings for more exciting discussions.