Did anyone see the sun?

Visiting Sevilla's stunning castle
The UDS in Sevilla slowly starts to conclude, tomorrow will be the last day, ending with a
dinner with all the nice people around here. The last day’s activities covered a lot of
joint-displayconfig-effort with the GNOME guys, sketching various aspects of Kubuntu and random KDE
activities, such as networking, writing alpha-release announcements, and compiling the latest and
greated KDE4 code for making screenshots. Side-effect: I can show some interested people how it
currently looks like.
After having enjoyed ourselves yesterday night in a bar in the centre, today I’ll
take it slow, try to find some food and provide my body with a bit of sleep — it seems to be asking
for it.

Somehow being tired and hacking away feels very much like a hackathon. It’s probably the
productive and constructive atmosphere here that makes it special. On the other hand, I’m feeling
very geeky for not having been outside the whole day, but sitting in a basement and typing away,
discussing and eating lots of cookies.
I’ll stay in Sevilla for the weekend and will spend the
second half of next week on an island in the wadden sea — without even a GSM network. At the end of
may, I’m going to Linuxtag in Berlin which will need some preparations as well, and of course aKademy
is getting closer, too.

As you can see, I’ve brought my camera to Sevilla, enjoy
the photos. I still have some
of them pending on my camera, they’ll be hitting the same page tomorrow.

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