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Posted on February 12, 2008 - by jono

Performance #1. Check.

Community Speaking

Just finished the always excellent SCALE conference in Los Angeles. All in all, an excellent event, and thanks again to the conference organisers for making myself, and all the other speakers feel incredibly welcome.

SCALE saw the first showing of my brand new talk Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants: The Coming Of The Linux Desktop and it seems have gone down pretty well – the audience were fun, joined in and I had a blast doing it. I was also surprised how busy it was – the room was pretty full, standing room only, and apparently there was an overflow room (with a video feed of the live talk) which also overflowed. Tempted to put my ego in that room – when I heard about an overflowing overflow room I felt unparalleled levels of smugness. It will be just my luck that there were free donuts in there or something, hence the crowd. :P

I am now sat at LAX about to fly to San Jose and over to Google to deliver the talk as a Google Tech Talk. I will be booking speaking dates in the next few weeks – if you are organising a conference and would like me to come and speak, do drop me an email.



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    February 13, 2008

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    Jomonto said:

    Jono-

    I was in the ROCK STAR packed room – at SCALE this weekend, I’m from the Superintendent’s office in Kern County. We are a Novell house, and there fore a SuSe house too.

    Have to be honest, before listening to your talk on Saturday – I thought Ubuntu was just a fad. I’m now typing from my Ubuntu laptop – and today also changed my Linux box at work to Ubuntu too. Your “community” talk was inspiring. You approachability and sincere outlook to development made me want to give it a try – I’m SOLD.

    My recent linux project was a K12LTSP based on Fedora 6….. Tomorrow – I’m taking my test LTSP box and changing it over to Edubuntu – and if all goes well, we will change the district server over the summer.

    So apparently I drank the Kool-aid Saturday !

    I’m all in – thanks for your time and for a great talk Sat.

    John Bakersfield, ca

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