Utah Open Source Conference 2010
Hey all,
The Utah Open Source Conference 2010 was pretty fun. It was really my first open source conference. Yes, I have been into open source for 10 years, specifically FreeBSD, but somehow I haven’t really attended the conferences.
I will probably attend conferences more often.
What was there about FreeBSD?
PC-BSD and the folks as iXSystems sent me with some swag. Howard Logsdon helped me man the GUBUG booth.
There was a great presentation on FreebSD Jails given by Chris Edwards. (http://www.utosc.com/presentation/157/) Supposedly they are going to post a recording of the presentation. Until then, check it here: (http://wiki.zelut.org/doku.php/presentations:freebsd-jails)
Who else was there?
So Novell SUSE brought some nice laptop bags, and they were pretty good. I have a nice Ogio laptop back pack, so I am giving this laptop bag to my wife. It is just big enough to fit her 17″ HP laptop.
There was Fedora, Ubuntu, KDE, and GNOME. There was a boot on XDMC and MythTV.
There was a very cool company there called Fusion-IO. They have an awesome hard drive, though they are not cheap. 7k for the cheapest drive. But for some companies, it would be worth it.
When is the next Conference?
You can go here to see upcoming events: http://www.freebsd.org/events/events.html
There is the Meet BSD California 2010 conference November 6 and 7th.
To see when the next Utah Open Source Conference is you should go to the site and register so that when the date is announced, you will be informed.