Tag Archives: Conference

Soyuz, think you're a road warrior like sabdfl?

By boredandblogging | Published: 2006-09-16

Over at Linux World there’s a piece from Mark Shuttleworth about how he stays connected whilst traveling. We learn how he manages to work on Ubuntu … almost anywhere. Mark Shuttleworth: Laptop warrior It’s revealed that Mark Shuttleworth uses Mozilla Thunderbird as his normal email client and for answering email off-line. Thunderbird is an email […]

dholbach – Ubuntu developer – interviewed

By boredandblogging | Published: 2006-09-14

Daniel Holbach (aka dholbach), one of the lead developers working in the Ubuntu Desktop team, has been speaking to BehindUbuntu. Now, when you meet Daniel at conferences, you can compete with other people to see who knows most about him. I’ve got my own notes here, written on my arm: Has dog, called Murphy Likes […]

Ubuntu Developer Summit Mountain View!

By boredandblogging | Published: 2006-09-12

UDS Paris: Ubunteros and Developers gathered in France As time rolls on and the release of Edgy as Ubuntu 6.10 draws ever closer, discussion and planning of the next Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS) has begun. At the summit, “Edgy+1” (the version of Ubuntu following 6.10) will be discussed, planned, debated and documented. We have been […]

Magyarországi Ubuntu Konferencia 2006

By boredandblogging | Published: 2006-09-08

Our friends in the Hungarian Ubuntu community are hosting the Hungarian Ubuntu Conference (Magyarországi Ubuntu Konferencia) on 28 October 2006, in Budapest. With a mix of Hungarian and English language speakers, this is a great chance for Hungarian and international Ubuntu fans to get together in one of Europe’s beautiful old cities. Hungarian speakers: Attila […]

On your marks, set, Sprint! News from Wiesbaden

By boredandblogging | Published: 2006-08-25

Mark Shuttleworth leading a session on improving the bug-tracker At the ACHAT hotel in Wiesbaden, central Germany, twenty-three members of the Ubuntu development team have managed to get together for a small, fast-paced development conference known as a ‘sprint’. The idea behind a sprint is to get as many of the right people in one […]