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LugRadio Live 2006 This Weekend 25

mrBen writes "This weekend (22nd & 23rd July) sees the 2nd LugRadio Live event, bringing together a huge number of top quality speakers (including Mark Shuttleworth (Canonical), Simon Phipps (Sun), Stephen Lamb (Microsoft), Ted Haegar (Novell)), exhibitors (including Ubuntu, OpenSolaris, MythTV, Joomla, Bytemark) and a slew of lightning talks and BOF (Birds of a Feather) sessions. Last year's event gathered 250 geeks from all over the world to Wolverhampton — this year's event is twice as long and twice as big, and promises to be the community event of the year."
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LugRadio Live 2006 This Weekend

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  • Great (Score:3, Funny)

    by drinkypoo ( 153816 ) <drink@hyperlogos.org> on Monday July 17, 2006 @06:15PM (#15734195) Homepage Journal
    I'm sure this will go over well with the LUG [wikipedia.org]s at UCSC and other, similar schools.
  • Im going. been looking forward to it.
    Havnt prebooked ticket though, hope the posting on slashdot wont get too many people there or I wont get in!
  • For those of you interested in Linux, google your city Linux. They are a lot like the computer (A2,C64/Atari) clubs from the 70's/80's. You meet good poeple and you will learn something new. Knowledge == Power.

    Enjoy,
    • Re:Local LUG (Score:2, Informative)

      by mrBen ( 259816 )
      Note that this is LugRadio Live - it's an annual conference organised by the LugRadio podcast (http://www.lugradio.org), although a good number of LUG members from around the world will be attending (eg theres a good contingent going from Scotlug).

      Mind you - you will meet good people and learn something new :) And there will probably be a large quantity of beer consumed.
    • Re:Local LUG (Score:2, Interesting)

      by IrishMASMS ( 786650 )
      YMMV - The local LUG here is worthless, a bunch of Micro$oft bashers that get together and BS for a Saturday afternoon. Zero motivation to have installfests, projects to promote Open Source/Linux, or even have organized meetings. They do have fun flaming people on their mailing list though. :(

      It is quite a disappointment compared to the LUG I moved away from. Installfests twice a year, active in the community, active & on topic mailing list, well designed web site full of information, social events afte
  • Clan LugRadio (http://clan.lugradio.org/ [lugradio.org]) are providing LAN gaming and I have 4-player Gauntlet on my xmame (http://x.mame.net/ [mame.net]) cabinet. Hope to see many old and new friends there. BTW: LugRadio Live 2006 deserves to be front page news!
  • Yay! (Score:3, Informative)

    by popeydotcom ( 114724 ) on Tuesday July 18, 2006 @08:19AM (#15735645) Homepage
    I'm looking forward to the special blend of geeky chat with some friends I've met online, learning new stuff from the developers of the products I use every day, beer, a few games of Enemy Territory [wikipedia.org], listening in on a recording of LUGRadio [lugradio.org] and generally having a bit of a laugh with some friends. I created [popey.com] a natty PDF [popey.com] which shows what's on in an easily digestable form. Almost time to print out and highlight!
  • I went to the last LinuxWorld Expo in London. I didn't go to LRL2005, but I'm off this time. From what I'm told it's a lot less corporate, and much more fun. I hope so!
  • Trust them to strike right when I'm travelling down. http://www.jonobacon.org/?p=718 [jonobacon.org]
  • 2600 is having H.O.P.E this weekend too, Should I have to go the UK for a Linux conference when there is a hacker conference in New York?

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