http://www.kdenews.org/2009/09/03/akademy-2010-tampere-finland
" Akademy 2010 in Tampere, Finland
By: Sebastian Kügler
2009 3 Sep
KDE Official News
The KDE community is proud to announce the location of next year's Akademy: Tampere, Finland. Akademy is the yearly world conference held by the KDE community to celebrate the Free Software desktop and work towards the future of KDE.
After a successful Akademy 2009 on the Canary Islands, as part of the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit, Akademy heads north to the birthplace of Linux where contributors will enjoy the midnight sun as they spend a week to present, plan and participate in the development of KDE software.
Akademy 2010 will be organized by COSS, the Finnish Centre for Open Source Solutions in cooperation with KDE e.V. "We were happy to meet Mr. Ilkka Lehtinen at GCDS," says Sebastian Kügler, board member of KDE e.V., "and we spent some time discussing what really goes into Akademy to make it such a vibrant event." The conference is planned for late June or early July, and announcements will be made when the date is finalized and contributors to the Free Software desktop can start to make their summer plans.
A call for papers and participation is expected in the dark days of the year. Volunteers for the conference itself will be sought in the spring. Mr. Ilkka Lehtinen will lead the local team, Kenny Duffus will lead the KDE team and Claudia Rauch, Business Manager of KDE e.V., will be the central point of contact and coordinate with the local team.
Cornelius Schumacher, president of KDE e.V., says of the coming conference, "it will be great to show our technology in new areas and to reach out to the business community and Finland in particular with this Akademy. The release of KDE 4.5 is scheduled around Akademy in 2010 and it will be a good moment to look back at the road from KDE 4.0 to stability, beauty and elegance.""
" Akademy 2010 in Tampere, Finland
By: Sebastian Kügler
2009 3 Sep
KDE Official News
The KDE community is proud to announce the location of next year's Akademy: Tampere, Finland. Akademy is the yearly world conference held by the KDE community to celebrate the Free Software desktop and work towards the future of KDE.
After a successful Akademy 2009 on the Canary Islands, as part of the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit, Akademy heads north to the birthplace of Linux where contributors will enjoy the midnight sun as they spend a week to present, plan and participate in the development of KDE software.
Akademy 2010 will be organized by COSS, the Finnish Centre for Open Source Solutions in cooperation with KDE e.V. "We were happy to meet Mr. Ilkka Lehtinen at GCDS," says Sebastian Kügler, board member of KDE e.V., "and we spent some time discussing what really goes into Akademy to make it such a vibrant event." The conference is planned for late June or early July, and announcements will be made when the date is finalized and contributors to the Free Software desktop can start to make their summer plans.
A call for papers and participation is expected in the dark days of the year. Volunteers for the conference itself will be sought in the spring. Mr. Ilkka Lehtinen will lead the local team, Kenny Duffus will lead the KDE team and Claudia Rauch, Business Manager of KDE e.V., will be the central point of contact and coordinate with the local team.
Cornelius Schumacher, president of KDE e.V., says of the coming conference, "it will be great to show our technology in new areas and to reach out to the business community and Finland in particular with this Akademy. The release of KDE 4.5 is scheduled around Akademy in 2010 and it will be a good moment to look back at the road from KDE 4.0 to stability, beauty and elegance.""
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Vanhimmat
...ja keskiyön auringon paahteeseen. ;)
...Pentti yhden miehen mielenosoituksen Mansessa? Naisille tiedoksi, että jos olette paikalla ja näette sekavassa tilassa olevan häirikön kanniskelemassa Microsoft-mainoskylttiä niin tiedätte että on oikea hetki tehdä näin:
vetäkää hultiolta housut ja alushousut kertakiskaisulla kinttuihin, niin näette ehkä maailman pienimmän pippelin.