>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Schulze <joey@finlandia.infodrom.north.de> writes:
And I'll add my 2 eurocent (or is it euro-cent?):
Martin> I have prepared another booth to collect random
Martin> developers. Sound cool? Will be cooler. It's a special
Martin> hacking center with tables, chairs, power and
Martin> net.connectivity. It's designed especially for those with
Martin> a laptop who don't have booth service and would like to
Martin> code. It's open, so expect visitors around you.
That's... well, cool. No, cooler. Naahhh... anyone remember that bit
from linux-kernel (read it on LWN) about how it's possible to reach
negative Kelvin "temperatures"? That's how cool this is.
As the KDE guy says: all users can be turned into developers (and I
recall after LinuxTag 99 someone wrote that after Matthias' lecture
(about why people write Free Software) someone saying this made her
want to try it too. Never forgot that.).
>> > > We provide a hacking area (or, if not in the Expo hall, the
>> > > RedHat labs in Stuttgart, 10 minutes away) for you to
>> Hm, do we also get such hacking area? ;)
Martin> See above. :-)
Martin> You could ask RedHat if they want to provide a Hacking
Martin> Area for Debian as well, might be fun.
Weeeeell... they might even be cool with that >:-) (Naw, I'm too timid
to ask...)
Bye, J
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