Events: Debian, FOSDEM, Ubucon Europe, Ceph Day
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WordPress.com tracking pictures and a minidebconf in Pune
I had mentally prepared myself for newbie questions but refreshingly, even though there were lot of amateurs, most of them had used Debian for sometime. So instead of talking about why we need to have Debian as a choice or why X disto is better than Y we had more pointed topical questions. There were questions about privacy as well where Debian is strong and looking to set the bar even higher. I came to know much later than Kali people are interested in porting most of their packages and maintain it in main, more eyes to see the code, a larger superset of people would use the work they do than those who would only use kali and in time higher quality of packages which is win-win to all the people concerned.
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Talk Scheduling At Conferences
I’m at FOSDEM this weekend; it’s a large conference. They seem to find one or two new rooms to use every year, and it now sprawls across most of the ULB campus in Brussels.
It has rather surprised me that several otherwise experienced and excellent devroom organizers (naming no names) have organized their rooms on the mistaken belief that switching between speakers, and having people exit and enter the room, happens instantaneously. It doesn’t.
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Ubucon Europe 2018: Last call for papers & current status event
You're on time for submit a conference, workshop, stand or podcast for the next Ubucon!!
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Ceph Day Germany 2018 - Update
The German Ceph Day 2018 in Darmstadt is finally only a few days away (07. February 2018).
The agenda is now complete. There are 13 talks and a short Q&A session planed during the day.
Already 150 attendees signed up and due to the support of our latest sponsor Intel we now are able to host for up to 175 interested members of the big Ceph community. There are only a limited number of tickets left, be quick to register for one while they are still available.
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