FOSScamp wraps up
FOSSCamp, an unconference designed to help upstream and distro developers together to communicate, wrapped up Sunday afternoon in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Hosted by Canonical at the Hotel@MIT, FOSScamp had two days of Birds of a Feather (BoFs) and hallway conversations about many topics, including KDE 4, PackageKit, OpenLDAP, Chandler, and much much more.
Like any unconference, FOSSCamp was self organizing, with the schedule laid out empty on a board for the attendees to fill as they see fit. By the end of the day, the schedule board is usually a riot of colour and styles, including stuff hastily scribbled out and written over.
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Rob's KDE Blog: This weekend I was invited by Jonathan Riddell of Kubuntu fame to attend a completely unscheduled conference in Cambridge, MA called FOSSCamp.
The first session I attended was a whistle-stop tour through the seedy and hack-filled world of what happens when your laptop goes to sleep and wakes up again, led by Matt Garratt. After a basic introduction to how suspend and resume are supposed to work, Matt explained why it doesn't always. The next few sentences allude to terrifying hacks and should not be read by young children and people of a nervous disposition.
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