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UXL Foundation Steering Committee Meeting 22 May 2025

Attendees

  • Rod Burns, Chair (Codeplay Software)
  • Chris Reed (GE HealthCare)
  • Priyanka Sharma (Fujitsu)
  • Evgeny Drapkin (GE HealthCare)
  • Melissa Aranzamendez (Linux Foundation)
  • Penporn Koanantakool (Google)
  • John Melonakos (Intel)
  • Alison Richards (Intel)
  • Masahiro Doteguchi (Fujitsu)
  • Manuj Sabharwal (Qualcomm)
  • Dave Murray (Imagination)
  • Megan Knight (Arm)

General Updates

  • Proposals for the website work are now complete and will be presented at the next Steering Committee meeting
  • UXL member Embecosm presented a poster featuring the oneAPI Construction Kit project at the RISC-V Summit in Paris
  • Manuj from Qualcomm was representing UXL at the Microsoft Build event

UXL Mini Summit and Face to Face Meeting

  • The agenda is pretty much finalised for the UXL mini summit
  • All Steering member reps that can attend are presenting at the UXL mini summit
  • The Steering Committee face to face agenda is ready but still open for topics

Main Topics

UXL Foundation Charter

  • There was discussion about the existing UXL Foundation Charter and how it needs to be adapted since its creation
  • Good feedback was received and this will be incorporated in a new draft

UXL Foundation Project Health Dashboards

  • Rod presented data collected for the UXL projects through GitHub and the Linux Foundaton Insights system
  • The idea is to set up a way to measure the "health" of projects
  • Three areas were presentd for the criteria to measure: Project popularity, Project Velocity, Project Diversity as taken from the CHAOSS project
  • In addition to this Security and RFC Activity were added
  • The initial data from the projects was presented and shared with the committee
  • There was good feedback and Megan will bring her experience from doing this with other projects
  • The measures will be refined further, shared with the project maintainers and once agreed used to monitor the projects through the year