SCALE 14X
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SCaLE 14x, day 1: Shuttleworth delivers the grand vision for Ubuntu
Southern California Linux Expo (SCaLE) 14x in kicked off yesterday, January 21. The highlight of the was a keynote by Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth at UbuCon Summit, a co-hosted event at SCaLE 14x.
Some technical issues with the projector at the beginning of Shuttleworth's presentation led him to quip that Ubuntu is "moving so fast that we have warped the colors on the screen.”
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SCALE 14X: Making the Mark and Getting Ready for Doctorow
One of the drawbacks of having to work a show like SCALE is that I don’t get to go to enough sessions while I’m here. As the traffic cop at the intersection of old and new media, it’s my job to marshal the publicity team’s forces into taking the information happening at the show and then processing it for the wider public consumption.
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