-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 El 29/09/15 a las 17:12, Fuminobu TAKEYAMA escribi?: > Hi, > > I attended to and held the following events in Japan. Here is my > report. > > * Open Source Conference 2015 Kansai@Kyoto * Comic Market 88 * Open > Source Conference 2015 Niigata * openSUSE mini Summit 2015 > > > Open Source Conference 2015 Kansai@Kyoto > ======================================== > > OSC Kyoto was held on Aug. 7th and 8th at Kyoto research park. > Since it is one of the biggest open source event in the west area > of Japan, 1,150 people came to the conference for the two days. > > You can see photos and my presentation slides on: > http://blog.geeko.jp/ftake/1111 > > Thanks to openSUSE marketing team, I received many items to > distribute from Germany, such as lamp-shaped balls, stickers, and > leaflets. Small Geekos were giving them to people who visited our > booth. > > I had presentation about openSUSE Leap and YaST. I explained how > easily we can build a file server, which allows accessing former > versions of stored files. We can set up user account, network, file > systems, and samba server by YaST. Then, Snapper and Barfs add the > version control feature to samba server. > > > Comic Market 88 =============== > > Comic Market is a series of huge comic events. About half million > people came together for three days. > https://www.google.co.jp/search?q=comic+market+88&tbm=isch > > We, openSUSE User Group members, published a new issue of our > magazine, named Geeko Magazine, at that event. It consists of > articles on: > > * openSUSE Leap 42.1 * Btrfs and Snapper * Taskwarrior * Wireshark > and the Heartbleed attack * openSUSE on ConoHa IaaS service * A > short story about Geeko and brass band > > Of course, the magazine was edited by using Scribus on openSUSE. > > > Open Source Conference 2015 Niigata > =================================== > > OSC Niigata is a small conference compared to OSC Kyoto or Tokyo. > Niigata is a city 2-hour away from Tokyo by high-speed train. > > About 130 people came to the Niigata city library, looked around > booths, and listened to presentations. Please check photos on our > blog: http://blog.geeko.jp/ftake/1128 > > > openSUSE mini Summit 2015 ========================= > > I decided holding a small openSUSE summit to call openSUSE users > in Japan together. We were able to find 20 attendees for the > summit. > > Please look the photos and you will feel fun! > http://blog.geeko.jp/ftake/1147 > > There were a keynote, three presentations, and 4 lightening talks. > > The keynote was held by Kentaro Hatori (aka. hatochan). He is a > 9th Japan OSS Award winner for organizing Linux user group meeting > every month more than 12 years. The talk was about good > relationship between distribution user groups and regional Linux > user groups. He said that participating to Linux user group makes a > good chance to find new users of openSUSE. > > At the end of the summit, we did Jan-ken (scissors-paper-rock game) > to get an openSUSE T-shirt. They had to win against a girl dressed > like Geeko! Looks fun? Looks cute? > > We spent wonderful afternoon with openSUSE community members. > Beyond that summit, there will be openSUSE.Asia summit in Japan. > > > That's all. > > Please don't forget openSUSE.Asia Summit 2015 in Taipei, Taiwan is > going to be held on Dec. 5 and 6! > > One more thing --- when you visit Japan, please let us know. This > year, we had already parties with Sakana, Andreas, and Ola, who > attended to LinuxCon Japan. > > Cheers, > > Fuminobu TAKEYAMA >
Hay!! Seems that you really had a happy hacking there!! ;) A bit hard to read the blog, but gret pics!! ;) Thanks for sharing! 've phun!! - -- - ------------------- GPG Key: 0xC9B7E22A Aprende a proteger la privacidad de tu correo: https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/es/ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJWCxAFAAoJEMx0Lo3Jt+IquOgP/2zOp8RCvOhzhsI4fftwlyVT CYZftpUCbVcfuHnVRUxwbYAej1RSa+gW99x9ZaN0ANP4iCgOuLZooR5DnlnG/Dk6 Lqqp50UloNa7s2R0NTwyMevJX4A7yBVbuebrexACmxwMbpTLRr6/ixvK+vnaQ+zB XnOglMaeaUvOPVS7SOxnLPlK0bjSMbcz4pvGj2Invo3bqhDOZYKz+MBmZQdjv/2L tHHsLmxt719JvgSM/wwQBKBNosRsLOcH4bwNrEEyXBhNqXcCegJyzyBX+6YIZ+YO V9RBL5S5u96dCVS+98XR8/BjTpTw8GTtSIAv28d7/pTebtDtwWhI8jK1PD7uiCdD AjacHwY80Az7H2MEZKbzAUmsZClElpa5wfwiv6RYmGnDPaAaKbPe1eOf0WQmHULz 84YS/2688wRtnmwDCZTgyTVgnPKEf1xJKeVpHC/lKM+Nw9SlmWNtY3YmYpYRtKDr p/emNiIq7yVh8t9oai7BzGyUGMN1lnUMoDCroOxQj37XmOWh8uF//5gTCwpQ9MSm TAsdhDLGtvK2cYK4GgF08+xEG/ra3iO8JmIu+Glgr5p+A0y40pN6FTxeyaNUgoBh m/b38zgYTQh51PyJGcGEephmK4Cp3pqWc5/41aNWuRBbbln4YYU7a0S5Ldqu/MV0 zf6bdV3ExcXK6Tx2vnPZ =bq4P -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscr...@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+ow...@opensuse.org
