Greetings. :)
Tommy, thank you for your post. :)
Wow, a video, awesome!!! :)
> I would like to share a few joyful moment after Fedora 18 Beijing Release Party last weekend. It's the second Fedora themed event in Beijing after the FAD 2011.
Events leads to FADs, FADs lead to FUDCon. :)
> The event was hold in Information Technology Academy of Tsinghua university. Six "Spherical Cow" related presentations were presented by long-term project contributors, Red Hat engineers and open source hackers from other communities. The topics cover i18n, cloud computing and open source hardware. 50 Fedora 18 LiveDVD 64bit(40 GNOME 10 KDE) were burned and distributed. Another 20 or so legacy Fedora DVDs were spread for backward compatibility. Nearly 70 people have participated the event. Fe
edback survey were sent to attendances via email. Result can be expected in a week or so.
Great turnout. :)
A survey! :)
> One thing worth to mention is that we had a preliminary agreement with people from GNOME Chinese User Group to hold a Tech Seminar every month. More specific details will be finalized after Chinese New Year holiday.
Fantastic!!! :)
> Report in Chinese, also shared on via FedoraProject Weibo:
> http://linuxtoy.org/archives/fedora-18-release-party-event-report.html
> Event G+ (with more photos):
> https://plus.google.com/events/activity/cpcjji4lbi1mllmk2s4nihcq6ug
> Photo Booth on YouTube: http://youtu.be/tB1iD1SmQB8
FYI, I like the photo booth! :D
> After Event Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RWYQZDV
I look forward to the
feedback entries done by attendance posted back on this mailing list in English. I am very certain everyone likes user feedback! :)
> This release party is initialized and organized by Ambassador Alick Zhao, with assistance from Marketing Christopher Meng, Photographer Tommy He and Mentor Gerard Braad.
Give my best to your team. :v)
Please have a Great Fedora day and weekend! :~)
Thank You
Sincerely
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