Serdar Yegulalp reports on the LF’s End User Collaboration Summit this fall.
“he Linux Foundation sees no reason to sit still. This October in New York City, right on my doorstep practically, they’re hosting the End User Collaboration Summit, a way to “give end users the opportunity to learn about upcoming developments in Linux and ensure they are maximizing their investment.” Count me in. The idea, according to the event homepage, involves bringing together “high performance end users with the highest level Linux community developers”. Over the course of two days, there’ll be roundtable discussions, panels, breakout sessions, and “End User Lightning Talks”, where just plain folks get to pepper the community and the vendors with their wants, needs and gripes. That last part alone could have been the whole substance of the event and I still would have wanted to drop in.”
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