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Hi Mike,
> There are a couple of ways the Linux Foundation can assist Linux Audio:

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> 1)  A call for participation for the next Collab Summit is going out,

> it'd be great to see audio issues as part of that. In particular there

> is desktop track  where  audio issues should be a key part

Thanks for the tip - please send me the announcement when it's

available. Our remit at linuxaudio.org actually extends beyond the

desktop and what is normally considered as 'consumer' audio, because we

have a focus on the more demanding professional audio and broadcast

markets. Of course, there is some overlap, because so much production

work is done on PC-like systems nowadays.
> If you don't already have a free account, please go to

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> linuxfoundation.org  to be included in our

> upcoming communications.

I've signed up for LF Site Access, if that's the same thing - username

danieljames.
> 2) Also, you likely already have your infrastructure needs taken care,

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> but we'd happy to help by having your efforts on our wiki and liststervs

> if that is something linuxaudio.org  finds useful.

Thanks, but we have a server provided by Virginia Tech. I notice the

Foundation has a Sound and Multimedia workgroup with a page at

https://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Linux_Sound_and_Multimedia - perhaps

we can help with that workgroup.
Cheers!
Daniel

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