Last weekend (March 3 and 4) we were doing the Kubuntu booth at the Chemnitzer LinuxTage.
Friday, Chitlesh (fedora), Monika and I, we took the train from Frankfurt to Würzburg, where ypsila and thefisist picked us up with their car. From there, it was an four hour ride to Chemnitz (in east Germany).
We spent the night in the gym nearby. It was my first time to do "Indoor Camping" at a linux event, and I think it probably was my last time, too, because it's almost impossible to really sleep there.
Nevertheless, the event was a great experience. We met a lot of interesting people, handed out about 200 Kubuntu CDs (dapper and edgy), talked to a lot of visitors and also had a good collaboration with the people from Ubuntu who had their booth next to us, and I hope it will be same for our next event, LinuxTag in Berlin (May 30 to June 2).
Friday, Chitlesh (fedora), Monika and I, we took the train from Frankfurt to Würzburg, where ypsila and thefisist picked us up with their car. From there, it was an four hour ride to Chemnitz (in east Germany).
We spent the night in the gym nearby. It was my first time to do "Indoor Camping" at a linux event, and I think it probably was my last time, too, because it's almost impossible to really sleep there.
Nevertheless, the event was a great experience. We met a lot of interesting people, handed out about 200 Kubuntu CDs (dapper and edgy), talked to a lot of visitors and also had a good collaboration with the people from Ubuntu who had their booth next to us, and I hope it will be same for our next event, LinuxTag in Berlin (May 30 to June 2).
Ypsila explaining Kubuntu
Me at the booth
Isn't it cuddly? Chit bought me this superb Konqui, thank you, darling!