Conference

So I'm back from LugRadio Live and it was a blast. There were some really great moments and the event turned out to be very professional.

A few random afterthoughts include:

So the Maemo Summit registration is now open. Registration is free and if you can make it to Berlin on September 19th and 20th then it will most definitely be the place to be.

Quim Gil's post covers it all but one of the less covered aspects is that of promotion. This event is the first one the Maemo community has seen. Traditionally these events start small and grow but this summit has the potential to be an important part of the mobile and open source space that it deserves to be big from the start.

So, blog, link, talk about the event and hopefully we can get a turn out to rival OSim's (A little event held the preceeding couple of days ;))

See you there!?

Day two is now over.

Much the same as yesterday, hands on sessions a little two 'noddyish' for me but the talks were fantastic.

My favourite from today was given by a representative of a local company.

So day one of Linux Boot Camp is over. On reflection, day one was a mixed bag. The hands on sessions seem to set the bar too low and I would of liked to have seen at least a 'good to very good' knowledge of Linux being the minimum standard. I was racing ahead on much of the material and getting a little bored with some of the other discussions.

Next week (Monday 30th) I will be attending a 2 1/2 day conference/workshop at the Bristol Institute of Technology, Bristol, UK titled 'Linux Boot Camp'. I quote, 'The event will involve two and a half days of technical workshops exploring many aspects of modern technology and the use of free open source software'.

It will be nice to meet old and new friends there so if you are attending, come and say 'hi'.