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FOSDEM 2017 Day 3: Talks & Chats
Today I got early up, going with Andreas to the venue, arriving at 8.30 AM. He was going there to open the Open Source Design room, I was going there to open the GNOME booth. After the shift I then decided to wandered around to collect stickers and speak to various projects at their booths.
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syslog-ng at FOSDEM 2017
I spent the weekend at Free and Open Source Software Developers’ European Meeting, or as it is better known: FOSDEM – as I did in the past several years as well. This time I delivered two presentations on syslog-ng, and as usual, I spent the rest of the time in devrooms and in the exhibition areas.
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DebConf17: Call for Proposals
The DebConf Content team would like to Call for Proposals for the DebConf17 conference, to be held in Montreal, Canada, from August 6 through August 12, 2017.
You can find this Call for Proposals in its latest form at: https://debconf17.debconf.org/cfp
Please refer to this URL for updates on the present information.
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Speak at ApacheCon 2017: 4 Days Left to Submit a Talk
ApacheCon gathers attendees from over 60 countries to learn about core open source technologies directly from the Apache developer and user communities.
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