Hi,
for all who understand german, please have a look at http://www.linuxtag.org/2006/de/community/aktuelles/newsitem/article/ubuntu-...
Regards
Gerold
Gerold Kassube wrote:
Hi,
for all who understand german, please have a look at http://www.linuxtag.org/2006/de/community/aktuelles/newsitem/article/ubuntu-...
Can you provide a summary in English please?
2006/3/7, Rahul Sundaram sundaram@fedoraproject.org:
Gerold Kassube wrote:
Hi,
for all who understand german, please have a look at http://www.linuxtag.org/2006/de/community/aktuelles/newsitem/article/ubuntu-...
Can you provide a summary in English please?
--
Hello rahul.. i am probably faster:
Ubuntu is going to be sponsor of the LinuxTag 2006
LinuxTag 2006 will happen from 3rd to 6th may in Wiesbaden/Germany. Special event is the "Ubuntu Love Day" as a subevent which will be on Saturday 6th May. Nearly at the same time there will be an Ubuntu Developers Conference from 3rd may to 10th may.
Actual costs are 15/25/35/45 euros for 1/2/3/4 days if you dont preorder online.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
p.s. most of the article is about ubuntu happenings ;)
Rahul
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Rudolf Kastl wrote:
Hello rahul.. i am probably faster:
Ubuntu is going to be sponsor of the LinuxTag 2006
LinuxTag 2006 will happen from 3rd to 6th may in Wiesbaden/Germany. Special event is the "Ubuntu Love Day" as a subevent which will be on Saturday 6th May. Nearly at the same time there will be an Ubuntu Developers Conference from 3rd may to 10th may.
Actual costs are 15/25/35/45 euros for 1/2/3/4 days if you dont preorder online.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
p.s. most of the article is about ubuntu happenings ;)
So why is this relevant to this list? We arent tracking every distribution event here.
2006/3/9, Rahul Sundaram sundaram@fedoraproject.org:
Rudolf Kastl wrote:
Hello rahul.. i am probably faster:
Ubuntu is going to be sponsor of the LinuxTag 2006
LinuxTag 2006 will happen from 3rd to 6th may in Wiesbaden/Germany. Special event is the "Ubuntu Love Day" as a subevent which will be on Saturday 6th May. Nearly at the same time there will be an Ubuntu Developers Conference from 3rd may to 10th may.
Actual costs are 15/25/35/45 euros for 1/2/3/4 days if you dont preorder online.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
p.s. most of the article is about ubuntu happenings ;)
So why is this relevant to this list? We arent tracking every distribution event here.
-- Rahul
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i got no clue i just summarized and translated it.
linuxtag is interesting but like stated above 90% of this article is about ubuntu events.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
So sorry for "confusing" you all ...
It's in that case important that Linuxtag is the greatest Open Source event in EMEA (they write every year on their homepage and also in the press) and ...
... due of the matter, that Red Hat EMEA decides NOT to attend the Linuxtag also the Fedora Projects has at the moment no approved booth neither we're invited to attend the Linuxtag. They only tell me "Ohhhh, you have to wait ..." On the other hand, they push with such news the Ubuntu project which has obviously payed a "big amount" for beeing at the Linuxtag and step up the next "Ubuntu Love Day" @ that event ... Imho there is no equal opportunity at all in the eyes of the .ORG of Linuxtag and so we maybe felt out of the "open projects" and we should decide what to do, maybe not really worldwide but EMEA-wide. OpenSUSE has the same problem as well. Because of their is a prof. company in the background of the Community of the Distributor, Linuxtag stands on the point that the Project is not free and the prof. company should pay for booth and attending the event (That's just my personal interpretation of the happening in the last days) ...
regards
gerold
Rudolf Kastl wrote:
2006/3/9, Rahul Sundaram sundaram@fedoraproject.org:
Rudolf Kastl wrote:
Hello rahul.. i am probably faster:
Ubuntu is going to be sponsor of the LinuxTag 2006
LinuxTag 2006 will happen from 3rd to 6th may in Wiesbaden/Germany. Special event is the "Ubuntu Love Day" as a subevent which will be on Saturday 6th May. Nearly at the same time there will be an Ubuntu Developers Conference from 3rd may to 10th may.
Actual costs are 15/25/35/45 euros for 1/2/3/4 days if you dont
preorder online.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
p.s. most of the article is about ubuntu happenings ;)
So why is this relevant to this list? We arent tracking every distribution event here.
-- Rahul
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i got no clue i just summarized and translated it.
linuxtag is interesting but like stated above 90% of this article is about ubuntu events.
regards, Rudolf Kastl
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Gerold Kassube wrote:
So sorry for "confusing" you all ...
It's in that case important that Linuxtag is the greatest Open Source event in EMEA (they write every year on their homepage and also in the press) and ...
... due of the matter, that Red Hat EMEA decides NOT to attend the Linuxtag also the Fedora Projects has at the moment no approved booth neither we're invited to attend the Linuxtag. They only tell me "Ohhhh, you have to wait ..." On the other hand, they push with such news the Ubuntu project which has obviously payed a "big amount" for beeing at the Linuxtag and step up the next "Ubuntu Love Day" @ that event ... Imho there is no equal opportunity at all in the eyes of the .ORG of Linuxtag and so we maybe felt out of the "open projects" and we should decide what to do, maybe not really worldwide but EMEA-wide. OpenSUSE has the same problem as well. Because of their is a prof. company in the background of the Community of the Distributor, Linuxtag stands on the point that the Project is not free and the prof. company should pay for booth and attending the event (That's just my personal interpretation of the happening in the last days) ...
Interesting. If a commercial organization is sponsoring or participating in a distribution, its not free anymore?. By that measure doesnt the participation of Canonical exclude Ubuntu from that list?. Maybe there is a better explanation to this than a conspiracy theory. Thanks for providing the context though.
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Interesting. If a commercial organization is sponsoring or participating in a distribution, its not free anymore?. By that measure doesnt the participation of Canonical exclude Ubuntu from that list?. Maybe there is a better explanation to this than a conspiracy theory. Thanks for providing the context though.
-- Rahul
Indeed; ... ... but the reason is: Canonical spends a lot of money (I don't know the amount excatly) for the Linuxtag and the "Ubuntu Love day" and red Hat (neither also Novell) didn't ...
... and as far as I understand: (free translation of mine) No money not a safe booth (first we look if there are other with less financial background than you with the prof. company ...
... and in this case I suggest to be blackmailed (I'm not sure if this is the right phrase) but should be: If you don't do it like I want it, you get nothing from me ....
Regards
Gerold
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