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This community is currently hidden. OpenSolaris Community: Community Advisory Board (CAB)View the leaders for this communityCommunity Observers This page is retained for archival purposes onlyLeadership of the OpenSolaris community is now conducted by the OpenSolaris Governing Board. Welcome to the OpenSolaris Community Advisory BoardThe OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board (CAB) is composed of 5 members
The OpenSolaris Charter has been approved and the OpenSolaris Constitution is currently under development. With the approval of the OpenSolaris Charter, the current CAB actually becomes the first OpenSolaris Governing Board (OGB) until new elections can be held. All governance proposals will be debated, iterated, and ratified in public, and community members can participate in those conversations by subscribing to the governance discussion list.
In the photo above from left to right: Rich Teer, Jonathan Schwartz, Simon Phipps, Roy Fielding, Al Hopper, Casper Dik. The image was taken during the CAB's first meeting in San Francisco on April 4, 2005 when the members met with Jonathan Schwartz, Sun's then president and COO (Schwartz is now CEO). CAB bios can be found here. From the Pilot Community:From Sun:From the Open Source Community:Announcements
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| 10 Feb 2006 | OpenSolaris Charter Approved |
| 04 Apr 2005 | First members of the OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board (CAB) |
| 25 Jan 2005 | Sun Announcements: CDDL, DTrace, CAB |
Oct 6, 7:10 PM
Images from the Tokyo2Point0 event last night with iKnow! and the "Social Learning Revolution ", Using Press Army to Monitor Social Mentions , and Black Hat .
Oct 6, 1:34 AM
ODF Olympiad 2008 The number of spontaneous software freedom activities coming out of India reflects the diversity and drive of the people. This international scheme promotes creative expolration of ...
Oct 5, 4:33 AM
In the fall there are festivals all over Japan. Here is one at Sugao Jinja, a shrine in our area.
Oct 5, 2:04 AM
I speak at loads of conferences, but there's one I have been attending for nearly a decade which I'd like to recommend you consider. Every year I go the content is spot on, and I know I have to find ...
Oct 4, 9:49 AM
I went to the Tokyo Open Source Conference today. This is a semi-annual, two day event usually drawing about 2,000 attendees and people from open source communities around Japan. The OpenSolaris ...