Kevin and Guillaume, As you can tell, we have public transit in the Bay Area, but it is not particularly well coordinated across systems. I suspect that the best approach will be some combination of

H everyone: Registration is now open for the SPDX Forum. We need everyone’s help to make this a success by inviting other people outside the current SPDX group who may be interested in learning

Also for those us that will be using Muni/BART while in the city, there are three Muni bus lines that go pretty directly between Union Square and the San Francisco Caltrain Station (web site says 20

Right... those of us not familiar with left coast rush hour think that more than an hour to get some place for a meeting is excessive :-) Since there others in the same situation, I'm thinking

Yes -- it will be a bit of a ride. The Caltrain drops you off in Central San Jose. Cisco is on the very east side of San Jose. KIm

However, make sure you have some cash for tickets, just in case. Last year the CalTrain vending machines in San Francisco refused my Dutch creditcard (it's MasterCard, so should have worked). Luckily

I must be missing something obvious here. I spent a bit of time looking at the Caltrain and VTA websites (and transit.511.org). Caltrain from San Francisco Station to Mountain View Station takes 45

There is the Caltrain. From Union Square it's a long-ish walk to the train station or you can take a quick cab ride. There is light rail in San Jose that goes right up Tasman drive by Cisco. I'll

Caltrain is great! http://www.caltrain.com/schedules.html. I defer to someone else on how far away Cisco is located. Mark F. Radcliffe Partner DLA Piper US LLP 2000 University Avenue East Palo

Take Caltrain from San Francisco, then transfer to VTA Light Rail ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VTA_light_rail ), get out at Cisco Way ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisco_Way_%28VTA%29 ),

To my knowledge, there are trains from SF to San Jose that are pretty direct during rush hour (little less than an hour). I'm not familiar with how far it is from the train station to Cisco's campus,

Philippe and me will be in the same situation No idea up to now about the best solution. -- Guillaume ROUSSEAU Antelink, Open Source Gouvernance Architects http://www.antelink.com/

Hopefully this isn't an inappropriate usage of this mailing list... Two of us from Digium will be coming to the Bay Area to participate in the LF Collaboration Summit and SPDX events. We'll be

Kevin, you are approved so please go ahead and book your travel. Amanda

Amanda Can you approve Kevin sooner rather than later? Kim Connected by DROID on Verizon Wireless

I have just requested an invitation, as has our in-house counsel, and we're really looking forward to getting involved in the SPDX effort. However, I noticed that the response to my invitation

The schedule for the Collaboration Summit is available now: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/collaboration-summit/schedule The SPDX working group session will be on Thursday. There's also

Save the Dates: We will have a working meeting at the Linux Collab Summit in San Francisco, April 4-5 There will also be an SPDX event at Cisco in San Jose, April 6. The purpose will be outreach and

Oh, so _you're_ the guys to blame for people calling the license "Eclipse"! That explains everything. (just kidding)

FWIW, Fossology uses Eclipse_v1.0 but I think EPL works as well and folks would get use to it over time. My primary question/concern is the effect of changes like this on backward compatibility and