Last week I promised to do report about developer conference so here it is ! At the start I want to thanks to Jim Grisanzio for nice snapshot of me 
I have changed it and here is the result .
I think this conference was a great opportunity to meet everyone who likes opensolaris. People there could open your eyes to understand what opensolaris really is and what does it mean to be part of. At the first stage solaris was focused on limited groups of users. These users prefered stability and security. This fact may give to opensolaris the biggest advatages against others. Back to the conference program.
After nice Jim Grisanzio's presentation: Governing OpenSolaris: Get Involved! We spent few time in discussion how difficult is building good community. How diffucult is develope good strategy to cover all potential contributors to the opensource project. It's not easy to do this and it needs also psychological and philosophical ideas. I hope everybody will agree with . I had to leave the first day at two o'clok because had other duties but I looked forward for the next day. On the second day the first presentation was handled by man from Intel Corp. Dave Stewart . The presentation was incredible full of enthusiasm from becoming future and showed why others should use solaris/opensolaris. Also he did very nice snaphosts of Prague. Here is Dave's blog.
I had aslo chance speak to Lukas Rovensky about building community and to others from financial business. My final status is : It was lovely time to be at conference. Many thanks to all contributors and German Unix User Group too (GUUG)! (DTrace, ZFS, Translation process of opensolaris ...)
For those who haven't been there, here is short animation of Dave Stewart's presentation. I call it look to the future
and colleagues from globalization team (Petr Hruska, Jan Trejbal)
and presentation about translation of opensolaris
Petr Tomasek, Robert Malovec on the picture
hey, cool pics. :)
Posted by Jim Grisanzio on June 30, 2008 at 04:10 PM CEST #
I have only few. On yours blogs are lot of others and better :)
Posted by Miroslav Kopecky on June 30, 2008 at 08:06 PM CEST #