The picture shows me showing off my old Linux audio centre. But, also at the event were the main organiser of the day Jon Levell (showing Fedora 9 and an eeepc), and Nick O'Leary (showing his N800 and various arduino gadgets), Gareth Jones (showing his accelerometer based USB rocket launcher and bluetooth tweetjects), Andy Stanford-Clark (showing his NSLU2 driven house, and an OLPC), Laura Cowen (showing an OLPC), Steve Godwin (showing MythTV), and Chris law (showing Amora).
I thought it was quite a nice little selection of Linux related stuff to look through for the masses of people turning up, plenty of other things we could have shown too of course. The afternoon seemed very much a success, generating some real interest in the various demo items and lots of interesting questions too. Thanks to everyone for taking part!
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Meh. I'm not convinced by all this Linux nonsense :-P
Seriously, it was a good event and I left thinking "I *need* all that stuff", so that must be a good sign :-)
Thanks everyone for giving up your time!
I'm just pleased you didn't bring the Duet in- much easier to resist not having seen one in real life!
Was a great event. I was very interested to see Sugar OS running on something other than an OLPC (about to try out the live CD now in fact)!
Wonder if Andy will be arranging a showing off Mac event soon...
Sounds like you guys could happily empty a wallet or two on Linux gadgets if you're not careful!
jt - I can bring the Duet to Hursley any time you fancy a play around. It really does need an Internet connection, and over our wireless that might be a little tricky though!
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