KDE at LinuxWorld Expo Korea 2006
On June 5-7th the Korean version of the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo series opened its doors for the first time in Seoul. The visitors could learn about various Asian distributions which use KDE including Haansoft.
The Korean team of translators with its head Cho Sung-Jae ran a booth showing the current KDE as well as distributing the brand new Kubuntu Dapper CDs to people - which was a great success. Next to the KDE booth Kolab.org was present where Bernhard Reiter explained their Kolab server and KDE's Kontact groupware software to interested visitors.
The Korean KDE translators and users group is a small but lively group of enthusiasts. They are meeting regularly on IRC (channel #kde at the HanIRC server) and also in real life each Sunday. It was the first time KDE was presented at an expo in Korea - hopefully we will see more of these events in the future.
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