I just found an email in my inbox from Alasdair Kergan, who I met in Berlin and
who is also organising this year’s edition of LinuxConf
Europe. I had sent in an abstract about KDE4 (what it’s about, frameworks, new
technologies, a pretty broad overview of the status and what to expect). So my talk
is accepted and I’ll be travelling to Cambridge in September. Kim told me the city is
very nice, so I’m looking forward to this.
FrosCon, which is a very nice community event in
Bonn / Germany. I’ve been there last
year and enjoyed myself quite a lot.
Danimo (who happens to live near the conference venue) has kindly offered me to stay at
his place. For FrosCon, I had sent in two talks, one about KDE4 (see above) and another
one about CodeYard (also sponsoring the
KDE-EDU day at aKademy).
As I understood, there will be an Edu-track at FrosCon, so that’s definitely a good
opportunity to spread the CodeYard word some more across this country’s borders. The photo of the rainbow was taken the day before yesterday, when this thing suddenly
turned up on the other side of the window. I think I’ve never seen a rainbow well-visible
like this. And I know exactly where the gold is (and so does the attentive reader).