OpenSolaris

1. Community: Community Advisory Board (CAB)
   1. OGB Election March 2007
   2. OpenSolaris Charter
   3. OpenSolaris Governance
   4. Discussions
   5. Announcements
   6. Leaders
   7. First CAB Election
      1. Call for Nominations
      2. CAB Makeup
      3. CAB Election Process
      4. CAB Wants You
      5. CAB Voting System
      6. CAB Update
      7. CAB Election Opens
      8. Nominee Request
      9. CAB Election Results
      10. Sun Participants
      11. CAB 5th Member
      12. First CAB Meeting
   8. Observers
   9. Sun/CAB Dev Team Notes
      1. 2005-03-30
      2. 2005-04-13
      3. 2005-04-14
      4. 2005-04-21
      5. 2005-04-27
      6. 2005-04-28
      7. 2005-05-12
      8. 2005-05-19
      9. 2005-05-26
   10. CAB Meeting Notes
       1. 2005
          1. 2005-04-04
          2. 2005-04-21
          3. 2005-04-27
          4. 2005-05-04
          5. 2005-05-11
          6. 2005-05-18
          7. 2005-05-25
          8. 2005-06-08
          9. 2005-06-15
   11. Blogs
   12. Position Paper 20070207
   13. Position_Paper_20070207
   14. Position Paper 20070207
   15. Position Paper 20070207

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OpenSolaris Community: Community Advisory Board (CAB)

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Leadership of the OpenSolaris community is now conducted by the OpenSolaris Governing Board.

Welcome to the OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board

The OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board (CAB) is composed of 5 members

• - 2 from Sun, 2 from the OpenSolaris pilot community, and 1 from the open source community. The CAB was created to develop an OpenSolaris Charter and Governance and to drive consensus within the community.

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:

• Al Hopper
• Rich Teer

From Sun:

• Simon Phipps
• Casper Dik

From the Open Source Community:

• Roy Fielding

Announcements

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

Blogs

jimgris - Keeping Up, Staying Involved

Aug 29, 5:35 AM

I've been trying to update the various parts of the community in which I participate about the OGB community reorganization. This is a big deal we are embarking on, and the OGB has to be out there in ...

jimgris - NetBeans Going to Tokyo2Point0

Aug 28, 8:46 PM

NetBeans will be featured at Tokyo2Point0 Monday night . Stop by if you are in the area. Sun Japan engineer Masaki Katakai will lead off talking about building Web apps with the open source IDE, and ...

jimgris - A Puddle and Some Blood

Aug 28, 8:49 AM

I almost sat in this puddle tonight. It's only water, of course, so it would be harmless. Well, I assume it's only water. But anyway. Can you imagine sitting in a little puddle of blood ? Now, that's ...

jimgris - Shooting a Reflection

Aug 28, 8:35 AM

As I was standing on the train tonight holding my camera, I noticed that I was looking at my reflection in the window as we dove into dark tunnels. So, what else would you do, right? Click. The ...

jimgris - Disaster Kit

Aug 28, 8:10 AM

The ground has been moving a lot lately here in Japan, so I thought I'd check my handy little disaster kit hanging in the office (we all have one) to see what was inside. It's not much if the ...