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Hi everyone,
I am happy to announce that scikit-image is now a NumFOCUS fiscally
sponsored project.
From the NumFOCUS website:
Fiscally sponsored projects formally become part of NumFOCUS. NumFOCUS
provides a number of services for fiscally sponsored projects,
including financial administration, operational and legal
support. Fiscally sponsored projects are also eligible to use NumFOCUS
resources and infrastructure to help raise money for the project.
Having a fiscal sponsor is another step in maturing the project,
obtaining funding, and hiring developers, documentation writers, web
developers, and others to drive our project forward.
I'd also like to highlight two important documents:
1. Governance and decision making
https://scikit-image.org/docs/dev/skips/1-governance.html
2. Mission statement
https://scikit-image.org/docs/dev/skips/2-values.html
2020 is off to an exciting start! I'm looking forward to what we can do
together, backed by formal support.
Best regards,
Stéfan
Dear skimagers,
It's almost time for our next scikit-image Pacific community meeting! The meeting will start in just under 12 hours at 4:10pm Pacific time on Monday, Feb 17, 2020. (7:10pm US Eastern, 11:10am Tuesday Australian Eastern).
Anyone is free to participate at:
https://monash.zoom.us/j/284282585
Note that you will be muted by default when joining. You can unmute yourself to say hi. =)
If you encounter any issues with the Zoom videoconferencing, you can shout out on our chat room at
https://skimage.zulipchat.com
The meeting agenda is available for anyone to contribute here:
_https://hackmd.io/iK8KXbeFRqC7XpZd2Shpmw?both_
Please do not delete any content you did not write. Treat the document as append-only. Feel free also to use the document to draw our attention to an issue, even if you can't make the meeting.
If you're unable to attend the meeting, you can find a summary of the meeting notes later that day at this repo:
https://github.com/scikit-image/meeting-notes
The repo now also contains notes from the scikit-image Atlantic meeting, which Emma is now chairing. =)
See you tomorrow!
Juan.
Hi all,
Our 32-bit builds are failing [1], seemingly because matplotlib has stopped shipping 32-bit wheels. We could put in effort into maintaining 32-bit compatibility, but in my opinion (and Stéfan's, I've just confirmed), that effort is better spent elsewhere, as we are having enough trouble keeping up with issues and PRs as it is. In other words, there are bugs and API issues out there affecting many more people than 32-bit support.
I'll also note that conda-forge has also stopped building for 32-bit architectures.
If someone cares about 32-bit wheels enough to pledge ongoing maintenance, now is your chance to speak up! Otherwise, we will drop 32-bit from our builds in the coming weeks.
Thanks, everyone!
Juan.
[1]: https://travis-ci.org/scikit-image/scikit-image-wheels/jobs/648729419#L4591…
Dear skimagers,
After an extended Christmas break, it's almost time for our next scikit-image Pacific community meeting! The meeting will start in just over 24 hours at 4:10pm Pacific time on Monday, Feb 3, 2019. (7:10pm US Eastern, 11:10am Tuesday Australian Eastern).
Anyone is free to participate at:
https://monash.zoom.us/j/284282585
Note that you will be muted by default when joining. You can unmute yourself to say hi. =)
If you encounter any issues with the Zoom videoconferencing, you can shout out on our chat room at
https://skimage.zulipchat.com
The meeting agenda is available for anyone to contribute here:
https://hackmd.io/iK8KXbeFRqC7XpZd2Shpmw?both
Please do not delete any content you did not write. Treat the document as append-only. Feel free also to use the document to draw our attention to an issue, even if you can't make the meeting.
If you're unable to attend the meeting, you can find a summary of the meeting notes later that day at this repo:
https://github.com/scikit-image/meeting-notes
The repo now also contains notes from the scikit-image Atlantic meeting, which Emma is now chairing. =)
See you tomorrow!
Juan.
