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Ubuntu Live Monday

Posted on 23 July 2007
Tags: Blog, News

Well, my “technical executive” made it to the Ubuntu Live conference and we are currently just settling in before the speakers start. The morning session will highlight three speakers. Chris Kenyon, Marten Mickos, Doug Fisher will be speaking on various topics on the advancement of technologies of open source and the opportunities for Ubuntu. It should be interesting. Thanks to Dawn Applegate for the courtesy she provided us. We hope someday we will be able to return the favor.

I had heard through the grapevine that Mark Shuttleworth announced the next LTS release of Ubuntu will be available spring of 2008. If any of you remember the last LTS Dapper Drake, which coincidently was my first distro. From there I was hooked and forever tied to the open source community. More to come….