A few months ago, I made the decision of stop traveling and attending conferences. I was spending almost all of my time traveling and giving talks, which left me very little time for doing real work.

However, I'm going to continue attending the most interesting conferences and meetings. It does not make much sense for me to spend months traveling as I did the past year, but it is definitely worth attending a few of them.

The Linux Collaboration Summit is one of these events, for instance. The second edition is taking place at the UT Supercomputing Center in Austin, Texas from April 8 to 10, 2008.

So, tomorrow I will be heading to Austin. It's a quite long trip from Spain, but if the meeting is as interesting as the first edition (held at Google, in SFO), it will be well spent time.