Desktop Summit 2011 Berlin, Aftermath

I am sad to leave already, but tomorrow I'll start my internship at the Mayflower office in Munich. I had a really good time in Berlin and enjoyed the talks at the Desktop Summit.

(more pictures will follow soon on googles picasa)

I would like to thank the organizers for doing such a great job. Thanks also to the GNOME Foundation for the sponsorship that allowed me to attend the summit.

If anyone that has not attended the summit wants to look through some of the video recordings, but does not know which ones to choose, I've prepared a list of talks that I liked the most. Videos should be online soon.

The cost of going it alone - Dave Neary

GNOME: the state of the union - Fernando Herrera, Xan Lopez

GNOME Shell version pi - Owen Taylor

Thoughts on Gjs-based development - Lucas Rocha

UI design in a cloud of diverse devices - Claire Rowlands (Keynote)

GNOME Shell: iteration's what you need - Nick Richards (Keynote)

Software with the quality that has no name - Federico Mena Quintero

Ramblings of a retired release manager - Vincent Untz