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I did my presentation about M.2 and I was so nervous that I blew it ... well I finished presenting the stuff in 15 minutes, I have this tendency of over summarising things ... and it's worse when I'm nervous ... Read More

The life of the traveling KDE developer is not an easy one. We put our lives on hold while we travel far from home to meet with other ardent souls to bring you Free Software par excellance. It's a hard life indeed, as you can see in the picture below. We are sitting in a square in the old town of Malaga with food, beer and the backdrop of a cathedral. Somehow we manage. ;) Read More

As the dot published yesterday, the KDE World Conference 2005 started with an opening ceremony where local government officials attended, as well as aKademy Assembler Antonio Larrosa and KDE e.V. president Matthias Kalle Dalheimer. The impression I get is that government everywhere supports Open Source/Free Software in one level or another, so this is good news for the movement. Read More

Thanks to Antonio efforts and leadership the organization of aKademy 2005 is pretty well. for those of you who don't believe that Antonio is a natural leader just look at the picture. [image:1383 class="showonplanet"] Read More

At the party last night I got asked to put my presentation from yesterday online. So, for now I've put it online on my website http://xmelegance.org/. Thanks to everyone who came, I hope you found it useful. Read More

This is my first blog in Málaga and my intention is to write one each day, retelling that day's events. I hope to keep up with this for all the days I will be here. As you may or may not be aware, this is my first KDE event outside of Brazil. Until this Wednesday, I could count on one hand the number of KDE contributors I knew: Helio, Martin Konold, Andras Mantia, Josef Spillner and Gustavo Boiko. Read More

They have beer in it!!!!! 0.80euro!!!! enough said :) and drupal is telling me I need at least 10 words ... I think I'm ok with this meaningless filling

.. this is quite close to my dream of a wlan island as my permanent residence ;-) [image:1374 align=center width=300 class=showonplanet] You might guess it: I'm in Malaga, and hey - 16 women have registered for aKademy this year! Read More

I arrived yesterday after a 7 hours flight to zurich, 6 hours in Flughafen Zurich... 2.5 hours flight to malaga (waited for 45 minutes to get my luggages ... and I was told it was fast for here :) ) and I was tired ... but wait to much tired to go to sleep so we decided to go to the beach, after a quick trip to the supermarket. Read More

My KDE related activities, besides visiting the local usability meetings, increased over the last days again (finally implemented the feature to open blocked popup-windows within Konqueror). With the contract for my job starting next month signed, I can now be sure it will stay at a high level. Read More