Ubuntu Live 2007 Day 1
Starting out the first-ever Ubuntu Live 2007 conference was Mark Shuttleworth's keynote followed by Stephen O'Grady and Jeff Waugh. The day was broken up into a variety of sessions from the deployment of an open-source model at Purdue-Fort Wayne to building cross-OS applications on Linux. Starting off the day was the announcements of Canonical Landscape for system monitoring and management and Ubuntu 8.04 being a Long Term Support (LTS) release. The day had ended with free food and drinks along with some entertainment and other fun.
Also: Mark Shuttleworth started the day by announcing Landscape and the basis of Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, but he ended the day by getting stuck to a wall.
Mark Shuttleworth Stuck To Wall
And: Further Coverage from Wired Blogs
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