Those shoes are quite big: Blug*OS*Con 2009
This week-end happened a very ambitious project: the first edition of Blug*OS*Con, București Linux users group Open Source Conference, which proved to be some very large to fill by such a new project.

Obviously, I participated on behalf of the local Fedora community with a short presentation about Fedora in general and Fedora 12 in particular, which was somewhat rushed, as I find very hard to covert this topic in only 15 minutes (I have a raw video of my presentation, trying to upload it somewhere). With the people from SbLUG missing I was invited to also cover a track about graphics, but ultimately the schedule slipped with delays and it was skipped, so I got home earlier.

It was probably not the best idea to keep the conference is such a large room, if you don't gather many people, better keep it in a smaller space. And I am not sure the booths in the hall were a good idea either, they had very little content and traffic. Of course, the bad weather didn't help, cold and snow keeping people in their house in such a unwelcoming Sunday.

Of course I used the opportunity to take as many photos as I could (some are nice) but I also played with video recording, making a very amateurish videocast covering the first half of the event.
I see you never miss an opportunity to photograph some beautiful girls. :)
ReplyDeleteAs for the conference, I think the BLUG guys were expecting a lot more people; that's why they insisted on a big room. Even I, the eternal pessimist, expected a few more people than that. Then again, it could have been worse.
-- Felix Pleșoianu
I think a better approach is to start small and grow from there, so is less likely you will get disappointed and lose faith.
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