Day 3 :: Post Tea Break session photos from fsfs.in
Policy/Culture Track: Satish Babu chairs the FOSS in Agriculture and Fisheries
Policy/Culture Track: Sunil Abraham Free Software, Free Media and Free Culture
Technology Track: Kishore Kumar 'RIA and Java FX'
Anand Babu (ab) takes over the media room to do a session on GNU/Hurd Programming
I wonder why you didn't stand up right there and ask him then and there instead of posting in blog now . At least you could have looked me up I would have pointed out his folly.
Also there were others who used Mac's too and I pointed it out that they them that at least run darwin on it.
Even I was photoblogging the event using a Nokia phone running S60 I was so ashamed that I decided to do remedy it by doing a openmoko hack session.
I will ditch that damn phone the moment I have enough money to buy a openmoko or the openmoko lends me one.
why didn't you stand up yourself as you did in cochin. I asked the gentle man to rewind his slides so that I can see his windows requirement clearly. As another guy on fsf-friend said you are trying to hide your photo shots of the javafx event.
The only problem was that many of these sessions used Windows XP or Windows Vista!
ReplyDeleteThat is what I call twisted irony! A free software seminar powered by Windows!!!
Check this out
http://brainstorms.in/?p=240
I wonder why you didn't stand up right there and ask him then and there instead of posting in blog now . At least you could have looked me up I would have pointed out his folly.
ReplyDeleteAlso there were others who used Mac's too and I pointed it out that they them that at least run darwin on it.
Even I was photoblogging the event using a Nokia phone running S60 I was so ashamed that I decided to do remedy it by doing a openmoko hack session.
I will ditch that damn phone the moment I have enough money to buy a openmoko or the openmoko lends me one.
why didn't you stand up yourself as you did in cochin. I asked the gentle man to rewind his slides so that I can see his windows requirement clearly. As another guy on fsf-friend said you are trying to hide your photo shots of the javafx event.
ReplyDeleteFirstly I didn't know kisore was using a windows machine, vu2swx
ReplyDeleteAnd secondly I don't know where that chap got the idea that I doctor my photos. I use a damn shitty phone that gets bad images in the first place.
Also I don't really participate in these flame threads. :P