KDE4 Release Event
Well, Alan and I are sitting in the airport at San Jose waiting on our flight (it's been delayed due to weather conditions in Atlanta). The KDE4 Release Event was outstanding!
We met quite a few kde developers, and they gave several very interesting talks on new functionality present in the kde 4.x series. We all typically think of kde as a linux and bsd thing, but now it's a valid option on both Windows and MacOSX - we saw it running natively on both of those.
Of course, it was nice meeting some kde developers and other free software users and developers from around the world, but one of the highlights was hanging out with Patrick Volkerding and a few other Slackware team members. Fred Emmott, the developer of Slamd64 (an unofficial port of Slackware to 64 bit systems) also made the trip from England - it was an interesting task handling translation for him and Alan to be able to communicate ;-)
Big thanks to the KDE project and Google for hosting this event, and to Pat, Amrit, Alan, and Fred: it was great meeting you guys and being able to put faces with IRC nicks! Same to Chess Griffin - I'm glad you accidentally found us :)
For everyone out there reading this, I know you want a pic of everyone, so here you are:
posted by Robby Workman @ 01:30
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8 Comments:
heh... Alan looks like a hick
Damn, I missed being in that photo!
It was great meeting you, Robby, and Pat, Alan, Fred, and the other Slackers.
I think we need to have a SlackCon somewhere down South, don't you think? :-)
Yeah, a SlackCon would be nice :)
The bar tender looks *so* happy to have met you. :D
i see nerds...
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Thank you for sharing the blog about the KDE 4 Release Event. It highlights the excitement around the launch, showcasing new features, improved design, and community collaboration. The event reflects the passion of developers and users who contributed to shaping a powerful, modern desktop experience for the open-source community. Law Offices of SRIS, P.C.
Thank you for sharing the blog about the KDE 4 Release Event. It highlights the excitement around the launch, showcasing new features, improved design, and community collaboration.
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