https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Meeting:Docs_IRC_log_20090225

Two reminders, just to help out Eric:

* According to the log, meeting time does not change with DST. It remains 0000 UTC Tuesday, which will be 8:00pm EDT/5:00pm PDT and -- I think -- 10:00am (Wednesday) BNE time.

* This coming week is to include a review of release notes process. Karsten and I will try to be here for that meeting. Please bring yourselves and your questions so we can ensure we have tasks covered for the upcoming F11 release!

The full F11 schedule: http://poelstra.fedorapeople.org/schedules/f-11/f-11-all-tasks

Docs only: http://poelstra.fedorapeople.org/schedules/f-11/f-11-docs-tasks

Relevant actions for release notes:

2009-03-12 Comb beats pages, make sure content is sufficient 2009-03-18 F11 Beta release meeting 2009-03-23 Prepare (complete) Beta release notes one sheet 2009-03-24 FEDORA 11 BETA RELEASE 2009-04-01 Freeze wiki for F11 Preview (full-size) release notes, port to XML 2009-04-02 Generate POT files for release notes translation, notify L10n team, and unfreeze wiki 2009-04-21 Collect PO, tag repo, and generate fedora-release-notes RPM package (10.93) 2009-04-22 F11 Preview release meeting 2009-04-28 FEDORA 11 PREVIEW RELEASE 2009-04-29 Freeze wiki for F11 GA release notes, and port wiki diffs into XML for F11 GA release notes 2009-04-30 Generate POT files for release notes translation, notify L10n team, and unfreeze wiki 2009-05-08 Collect PO, tag repo, and generate fedora-release-notes RPM package (11) 2009-05-22 Port final wiki diff to XML for zero-day release notes update 2009-05-23 Build updated RPM (may contain incomplete L10n), request tag for f11-updates (11.0.1) 2009-05-23 Generate POT for 0-day translation, notify L10n team 2009-05-26 FEDORA 11 GA RELEASE 2009-06-04 Collect PO, tag repo, generate fedora-release-notes RPM package (11.1)

In looking at the schedule John has, I'm not sure about the late-May stuff logically. Some of the target dates and ordering seem like they're off kilter. I can ask him to stop by and talk to us about it on #fedora-docs at some point this week if helpful.