Showing posts with label linux day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linux day. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2016

PreLinuxDay: Talk about Fedora QA and L10N

Linux Day is a global celebration of Linux. According to the event site, there is currently 9 teams in 5 countries. One of these teams is from my country, Panama. The responsible of doing this is Jose Reyes, our newest Panamanian Fedora Ambassador.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Linux Day - 27/8/2011

On Saturday August 27 evening, we commemorate the Birthday #20 of the Linux Kernel, with our family (distro communities) and friends (people interested in Linux). The event was held at Central Park Hotel & Casino (Location on Google Maps).

There was a good attendance. The event began with the pre-lunch, where everyone shared. The talks were a critical point of the schedule, as they began interesting discussions.

David Narvaez began with his presentation titled "Money Linux". This speech resulted in multiple opinions regarding the applicability of Linux has today. Later, Alexis Hevia y Rogelio Moreno presented their group, called "Trisfera". They also showed the audience one of their projects, Vaca Lechera, developed in HTML5 and JavaScript.

I think this event was successful and had a great acceptance. In addition, there were positive experiences in it. I hope that events like this are repeated throughout the year. I would like to thank everyone who participated in organizing this event.

Then I will be sharing with you some pictures I managed to take the event:

Linux Day - 27/8/2011

La tarde del sábado 27 de agosto fue testigo de la conmemoración del Cumpleaños #20 del Kernel Linux, en compañía de familiares (comunidades de distribuciones) y amigos (personas interesadas en Linux a nivel nacional).  El evento se realizó en el Hotel Central Park & Casino (Ubicación en Google Maps).

Hubo una buena asistencia.  El evento pre-inició con el almuerzo, en donde no todos participaron, pero se compartió bastante.  Las charlas fueron un punto interesante ese día, ya que se tocaron temas atrayentes.

David Narvaez inició con su presentación acerca de "Money Linux".  Este tema causó múltiples opiniones respecto a la aplicabilidad que ha tenido Linux en nuestros días.  Posteriormente, Alexis Hevia y Rogelio Moreno presentaron su grupo, denominado "Trisfera".  Además, mostraron al público un Alfa de uno de sus proyectos, la Vaca Lechera, elaborado en HTML5 y JavaScript.

Pienso que este evento fue exitoso y tuvo una gran aceptación.  Además, hubieron experiencias positivas en el mismo.  Espero que eventos como este se repitan a lo largo del año.  Aprovecho para agradecer a todos los que participaron en la organización de este evento.

A continuación, estaré compartiendo con ustedes algunas fotografías que logré tomar del evento:
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