at the end of it, Karol Szwed came up and introduced Ross Cunningham from Sun and David Purdue from Frontline (an Australian consultancy) who proceeded to donate a Sun server to the KDE project. nice!
then it was off to lunch with a bunch of the kde people that are in attendance here, including a few i hadn't met before such as Ian Wadham of kgoldrunner fame. now we're sitting in Andrew Tridgell's presentation on clustered samba. it's pretty cool; the entire presentation is essentially a live demo. sophisticated stuff.
but the real highlight of the day? the fluffy bunny plasma widget background. i'm using it now, in fact, as you can see here:


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Great talk today. I got a lot out of it. Very excited about the runners, I have ideas :)
This fluffy bunny widget background should bring young rich white girls to KDE4 :)
Excellent! Fluffy bunny made my day!
Where can I get the video of the presentation?
Holy sh*t! Did it make the cut for 4.0.1? :P
Why is the bunny fur pink? Did someone bleed on it?
hey aaron, i love your new style, your hair is really cool ;)
gey aaron, here is something for ya:
http://www.physorg.com/news120930030.html
Note the utterly true statement:
"the Linux interface is ahead of other operating systems currently on the market for professional use."
Dang! I was "just" about to switch over to Vista, but... augh!
...must...get...me..pink...bunny...widget...a-c-t-i-o-n!
Back to the land of resizable, svg clocks for me! Rock on KDE. :)
OH MY GOD BUNNIES!!!!!
Dude, awesome haircut. Saw it in the picture from that link in your post.
Enjoying messing with the Sun server?
Also, I totally gotta get that plasmoid theme. can't wait to see kicker with it :P
I've just watched the video from the presentation and was surprised to hear that someone else has created a Plasma theme too.
Then I realized that you did (well, more precise, /tried to/ :P) mention ME :)
Thanks for that!!!
Hi Aaron, did you listen to 70th episode of the Linux Action Show? There's a rather nice review of KDE 4.0 ... seems your lobbying for the current state and goals of the desktop made some impression after all! :-)
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