[Gambas-user] [OT] gnuLinex in the United Nations

[Ron Onstenk]

On Tuesday 29 August 2006 19:26, Ron Onstenk wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 August 2006 19:02, Daniel Campos wrote:
> > Richard Stallman, of course, the major Gambas fan! :-)
> > 
> 
> ? does he  really know?
> Yes I figured out after all. Reading the agenda and some interpretation 
> of those names with the name shields. 
> 
> Only when he has problems with his hair why does he not cut it off?
> He is constant pulling on it :)
> 
> 2 people are strange to see in the show, Richard and the lady with the head
> compared the look of the others.
> 
> I did found Carlos, the guy you mentioned :)
> 
> They have a lunch break, I going to eat also.
> 
> Ron
> 


Good presentation of gnuLinex and Extremadura usage of free software.



After the break a Novel speaker with pasion.
He was talking in pro view of Novel/SuSE linux.
It was enlighten there view about how it should go. 


Boring Microsoft guy, I fell in almost in sleep.
He did start with a presentation on screen without success
The lights goes on and I see a few empty places in front of 
the camera, I belive they where occupied before he did start. :)
After all he did tell nothing really worth to listen too.

	Nice question from the a second African (not Dapo Ladimeji)
	guest about what the meaning of free was from MS, cost or open. :)
	He was not trapped by the stumbling and hmm from the MS speaker
	who had forgotten the title of one of his subjects. :)



Very good and long impressive presentation from a IBM guy.
He was very clear in telling how it goes with Open Software Solutions
and how to stay in the bandwagon. More on the why and how to be open,
the influences in past and future in general.
It was not a pro IBM advertisement. 



The free artist with a partial boring but not wortless comment.
He got a lot of time to tell his point. 

A very relaxed public free webcast. 
Not a VIP meeting with class standing and professional face/cloth 
doing to look best ( and look more then they are).
Pithy the video quality wasn't superb here.


Daniel, is the video presentation about/from gnuLinex/Extremadura
somewhere to see back in better quality? 
Oh, and thanks for  pointing to the webcast.


Greets by FOSS overflooded,

Ron