| Written by Cauld | |
| Apr 05, 2006 at 02:00 PM | |
LinuxWorld Boston: Day 2 With the booth already setup we were able to get a little more sleep this morning. We arrived at the booth just a few minutes before the crowd was let in. LinuxWorld traffic was a little lighter today overall. However, we still had a busy day and talked with tons of people. It's been a lot of fun to meet users, solve questions they have, show them new features, etc. We really do have a great community!  I was able to take a 15 minute break today to wonder around the expo myself. There are a ton of great vendors and unique Linux solutions here. I am a huge Linux fan so I'm in my element. I spent a few minutes talking with various vendors like SugarCRM, PostgreSQL, etc. Before heading back to the booth I stopped by the O'Reilly booth and bought myself a copy of Karl Fogel's book called "Producing open source software, how to run a successful free software project". I can't wait to start this on the plane. You'll see my wife holding the book in this picture. I have to give her a big thank you for coming with me and helping with the booth. By default she is a Linux and Mambo user, but she probably would not have come to the penguin fest if I hadn't dragged her. She has been a tremendous help and I couldn't have done it without her.  The KDE chameloen was back today. They let him out of the cage today and he spent a little time crawling on the LinuxWorld attendees. Here you can see him running around on a vendor from AMD. That's it for today. Tonight we are hitting a little happy hour for the exhibitors. Should be a good time. Until tomorrow... Mambo On. |
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