KDE at CeBIT 2007 Report
KDE was present at Cebit 2007 in Hannover, the world's largest IT fair. The booth was located inside the LinuxPark in Hall 5, where Linux New Media had given us and other open source projects the opportunity to present their work.
On Thursday, when the exhibition started we occupied booth G64, directly next to the Debian booth. Unfortunately, only wifi was available, which not all of our demo boxes had support for, but the friendly Debian guys were so kind to let us connect to their wired ethernet switch, so we finally had network. We attracted a lot of visitors and it turned out that the booth was a bit small for us.
So our Debian friends arranged that we could exchange the booth with Franz Schmid, who presented Scribus. So starting from Saturday we had a bigger booth available with two demo points.
We had the Gnomes as direct neighbors.
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