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I attended the 4.2 release event in Zurich on Wednesday and I must say: it was pretty crowded. Pascal and Luca and whoelse helped them did a good job on organizing the whole event, including Apéro with FreeBeer and snacks.

I listened to the keynote by Georg Greve, President of the FSFE, and to Aaron who impressed with his live presentation. I found a first set of photos on flickr. It gives a nice idea of the event.

Usually, for me the more interesting part starts after the official one has ended: the talking to people. I learnt a lot again and I am always surprised how many ex-professional-musicians I meet in Free Software. There must be a special attraction.

On Thursday morning, I joined Aaron, Georg, Graeme and Shane at the FSFE office. I mostly listened and learned again. It was great meeting them and absorbing knowledge while drinking tea. Many thanks for letting me abuse their office and wifi and for the input!

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I did some boring cut&paste work today to make up a page of press reviews after the last release.

Maybe you’d like to read some of the reviews or send the URL to your friends or digg any article you like. Anyway… a lot to read out there! If we missed anything, please let me know!

Note to the German readers: I like the review at golem.de (scroll down to find the exact URL!), it’s very comprehensive. If you have a not-so-geeky partner and are tired of looking at a blank face when you’re talking about the new KDE, you should definitively point her or him there. ;-)

Here is the whole list… (weiterlesen…)