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The Debian Project is a "community" that develops an "operating system." The Debian Project has local communities in each country, and in Japan the "Debian JP Project" is active as a local community. The Debian JP Project holds study sessions every month to train contributors.

I will talk about how I came to collaborate with the openSUSE developer community in Japan through these study sessions. In this talk, I will cover the following topics:

• A brief explanation of the Debian Project
• An introduction to the Debian JP Project
  • Purpose of the activities
  • Organizational structure and operations
  • Content of the activities
    • i18n, L10N activities (website, packages, installers, etc.) and tools used
    • Public relations activities (website, seminars, exhibitions)
    • Training
• Training: Tokyo Debian Meeting (a place to foster contributors and connect with Debian developers)
  • Origins and history
  • Purpose of the activities
  • Content of the activities
  • Steps to become a Debian developer and PGP/GPG keysign
  • Results and problems
    • Stagnation of upstream software implementation for Japanese (i18n, L10N)
• Conclusion
  • Collaboration and joint implementation with other OS communities such as openSUSE
  • And to XDDC

Slide file: https://speakerdeck.com/dictoss/how-i-met-the-debian-jp-study-session-and-the-opensuse-developer-community-in-japan