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Events and Communities: SUSE, Ubuntu and WordPress

  • Join Us at the Open Source Summit Europe

    The Open Source Summit Europe, a premier open source events hosted by The Linux Foundation, will take place October 28-30 in Lyon, France at the Lyon Convention Centre. It is the leading conference for developers, architects, and other technologists – as well as open source community and industry leaders – to collaborate, share information, learn about the latest technologies and gain a competitive advantage by using innovative open solutions. Over 2,000 attendees are expected to gather for Open Source Summit Europe this year.

  • Join SUSE, AWS, SAP and Lemongrass in Sydney for a half-day workshop
  • Grace Hopper Conference 2019

    We are so excited about what just happened that we felt we should tell everyone about it!

    A group of 24 of us at Canonical from various teams including sales, HR and engineering, attended the Grace Hopper Celebration in Orlando, Florida. This year, it was an epic gathering of more than 26,000 people from all over the globe interested in tech. Despite its start as women’s work, the tech industry has gained a reputation of being dominated by and mostly suited for men. In reality, this only made the Grace Hopper conference feel more impactful, especially knowing that in its very first edition in 1994, only 500 women were present at the event. The Grace Hopper Conference was an awesome celebration of women; diverse, multi-talented, and deeply skilled!

    Both women and men, mostly students, interested in everything from security to machine learning came by the Canonical booth to hear about Ubuntu. We brought along an Orange box so we could demo MaaS, Openstack, and other incredible technologies happening on Ubuntu at Canonical.

  • Ubucon Europe 2019 | Sintra edition [Ed: Not English, but lots of photos here]
  • Responsible Participation In Online Communities

    In our first article in this series, we highlighted the WordPress mission to democratize publishing. WordPress introduced a tool to independent and small publishers who did not have the resources of the larger publishing platforms. Access to a free content management system to create websites has empowered thousands of people to find their voice online. People have been able to share their enthusiasm for hobbies, causes, products and much more. Through these different voices, we can encourage understanding, spark creativity, and create environments where collaboration can happen. But as we build more digital communities, it’s easy to forget that online safety is a group effort.

openSUSE.Asia Summit 2019, Bali, Indonesia

  • openSUSE.Asia Summit 2019, Bali, Indonesia

    I was at openSUSE.Asia summit 5-6 Oct 2019 at Udayana University, Bali, Indonesia . It was a great experience to be there. I got the opportunity to meet Douglas DeMaio openSUSE project Manager, Dr. Gerald Pfeifer, Chairman openSUSE. It was really great to meet Neil McGovern and Rosanna Yuen, from GNOME Foundation. Rosanna shared GNOME stickers that I will share with my students back in India. I would like to congratulate openSUSE.Asia summit local organizing team. They had really done a great job. It was a nice combination of quality talks and keynotes. I also presented my proposal at the conference for openSUSE.Asia 2020 to happen in India next year. It is been more than six year that I am an open source practitioner and promoter. It has been memorable Journey till date..

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