Attendance:

• Cary Phillips
• Christina Tempelaar-Leitz
• John Mertic
• Joseph Goldstone
• Kimball Thurston
• Larry Gritz
• Nick Porcino
• Peter Hillman
• Rod Bogart

Discussion:

• Cary: Website prototype
• Mimic the https://opencolorio.org/ front page
• Mostly just pleasing aesthetics, and links to substantive content
• Readthedocs:
• Technical documentation
• Project documentation previously at the top level of the repo
• Rod: would be nice to show OpenEXR adoption, like the OCIO “supported applications”. To illustrate that it’s used everywhere.
• Larry: But it’s used everywhere
• Cary: but how would we find that out? And WHat would the page/section actually look like.
• Cary: build documentation needs work.
• Rod: but do most people need that? Don’t they already have it installed? Or can’t you just do “pip install”?
• Larry: You get the wrong one.
• Rod: We should fix that.
• Peter: We’re missing “user” documentation. Description of the file contents independent of the C++ API. For artists.
• Cary: would be nice to include some references to color science. “Why OpenEXR?”