Hi all,
Apologies for being a bit quiet over the last couple weeks. Under a
bit of a heavy workload at the moment and just getting over a week of
being sick. I'll have further updates this weekend.
Anyway, an email came in this morning regarding an annual Free
Software and Open Source Symposium (FSOSS) 2012 we have in Toronto.
They're currently looking for speakers and they've set aside a full
day for Raspberry Pi & related "hackputers".
As these talks can be targeted for any user level, I'm wondering if it
be worthwhile to do a talk on Pine - perhaps finding some additional
volunteers in the process.
I've given plenty of talks in the past and have a fairly extensive
network in the local open source community. If there's interest, I'd
be happy to throw an outline together for discussion. Submission
deadline is Sept 10th.
For more info see the FSOSS website:
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http://fsoss.senecac.on.ca/2012/PresentationProposal>
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Scott Elcomb
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Atomic OS: Self Contained Microsystems
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