1. Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit Desktop Architects Meeting 5

2. LF Desktop Linux Workgroup: Mission The Desktop Linux (DTL) workgroup is working towards making the Linux desktop in the enterprise a reality. To achieve this objective:  Move toward a standard Linux desktop application environment by moving desktop APIs into the desktop LSB profile.  Identify and remove barriers that ISVs face in porting to and developing on Linux.  Identify and promote a set of desktop Linux usage models and the standards needed for those usage models.  Identify mismatches and gaps between existing desktop implementations and the usage models, then work with the open source community to address those problems.  Promote and sponsor key desktop community events.

3. DAM-5 Goals Bring together the leading architects of the Linux desktop organizations Address common problems and create working synergy across organizations Rare opportunity to collaborate, in person, across organizational boundaries Listen to each other

4. Introductions DAM-5 Moderators  John Walicki LF Desktop workgroup chairman IBM Open Client Architect  Alan Clark OASIS TC-45 (ODF) representative Linux Foundation Board Member – Novell Desktop Architects  Who is the person behind your email address

5. Agenda – Wednesday April 9, 2008 9:00am - 9:30am Introductions and Kickoff 9:30am - 10:30am State of the Linux Desktop  Linux Distros 10:30am - 10:45am Break 10:45am - 12:00pm Preload Linux Panel 12:00pm - 01:00pm Lunch 01:00pm - 03:00pm Building a Desktop/Mobile Environment Ecosystem - Gnome / KDE 03:00pm - 03:15pm Break 03:15pm - 05:00pm Linux Desktop Implementation Case Studies

6. Agenda – Thursday April 10, 2008 8:30am - 9:00am Meet, greet and eat breakfast 9:00am - 9:15am DAM-5 Day 2 Agenda Review 9:15am - 10:30am Lightning Talks Part I 10:15am - 10:30am Break 10:30am - 11:30am State of X 11:30am - 12:30pm OpenPrinting Joint Session 12:30pm - 01:15pm Lunch 01:15pm - 02:00pm Creating Portable Linux Applications, Joint Session with the LSB Workgroup 02:00pm - 02:45pm Joint Session with the Drivers and Driver Back Porting Working Group 02:45pm - 03:00pm Break 03:00pm - 04:30pm Lightning Talks Part II 04:30pmWrap Up / Summary

7. State of the Linux Desktop Linux Distros Red Hat - Jonathan Blandford Novell - Guy Lunardi Xandros - Kelly Fraser Ubuntu - Martin Pitt Mandriva - Frederic Crozat AsiaNUX - Daniel Cho Fedora - John Palmieri Foresight - Antonio Meireles

8. What it takes to preload Linux Panel Moderator: Guy Lunardi HP - Bdale Garbee Everex - Paul Kim Asus -Ellis Wang Dell - John Hull Lenovo - Brian Hardbarger Via Technologies - Timothy Chen

9. Building a Desktop/Mobile Environment Ecosystem - Gnome / KDE Co-moderators: Chris Schlaeger, Brian Cameron  Linux Gnome distributors include: Full-featured desktop (e.g., RHEL, Ubuntu) Mobile Internet Devices (MID) like Nokia 800 and UMPC Low-cost desktop like gOS Wal-Mart PC, LiPS/Palm/ACCESS, LiMo  Linux KDE distributors include: Full-featured desktop (e.g., kubuntu) Mobile Internet Devices (MID) – Qtopia Low-cost desktop like eeePc  What components are each using and what are they custom developing? Are patches making their way upstream? Effect from the just released KDE 4.0

10. Building a Desktop/Mobile Environment Ecosystem - Gnome / KDE Co-moderators: Chris Schlaeger, Brian Cameron  Components What desktop components are critical? Who is developing them? Are we making enough progress? Discussion of browser options: Konqueror vs. Firefox, Webkit vs. kHTML vs. Gecko What's the state and roadmap for GNOME and KDE? Is the Linux desktop competitive with Windows Vista and MacOS X? Where are the resource constraints on mobile and low power devices? What aren't we doing yet?

11. Linux Desktop Implementation Case Studies Moderator: John Walicki PSA Peugeot Citroën - Nicolas Cattie, Lead project manager German Air Traffic Control - Whitfield School - Alex Inman, Director of Technology IBM Open Client Initiative - John Walicki