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Here are the slides from my talk at Linuxwochen 2009 in Vienna this past weekend (pictures). Kairo‘s talk on the Open Web proceeded mine, so I focused more on high level content on Add-ons, Labs, and Mobile. Counting all 4 of those topics together, you get a pretty good feel for where Mozilla is now [...]
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Mozilla at Linuxwochen in Vienna
Tomorrow I will be in Vienna and speaking at Linuxwochen.at, a premier Austrian Open Source event. The schedule is packed, and up just before me in the evening will be Robert Kaiser talking about the Open Web. If you missed Paul Rouget’s demos this week, I urge to to check them out. I’ll be focusing [...]
FOSDEM 2009 Creeping Up – Get Your Talk On
Axel Hecht already wrote about it, and herein is another reminder that there will be a big Mozilla presence again in Brussels on February 7-8 for the Free and Open Source Software Developers European Meeting (FOSDEM). Bonus points if you can say that mouthful 10 times in a row. If you have never been, believe [...]
eLiberatica Video
Lucian Savluc has posted some videos on YouTube of the eLiberatica Open Source and Free Software IT Conference that I had the good fortune to speak at and participate in at the start of the Summer. Local Romanian IT thinkers, Zak Greant of the Mozilla Foundation, Louis Suarez Potts of Sun/Open Office, and others give [...]
Add-ons Takeaway from Mozilla Camp Europe 2008
I got back from the great event in Barcelona a week ago and am just finding the time to write about it. There are quite a few blog posts in the wild about what transpired (see Tristan’s post for a summary with some good linkage), so what I want to do is focus on the [...]
Add-ons with a Beautiful Horizon
I will be in Barcelona this coming weekend for Mozilla Camp Europe (see William’s post). I’m delighted to be leading the Add-ons track and would like to introduce some of the talks in this area. Image via Wikipedia -Fennec is getting close to prime time and Mark Finkle will be giving us the run-down on [...]
Paris Wrap-Up
Some random thoughts on the weekend just passed in Paris. Mozilla Addons Workshop (MAOW08) – Good venue, well equipped. The audience was spit into different perspectives but there were screens and televisions scattered around making sure every could see and hear the speakers. – I enjoyed Wladimir‘s talk. It focused less on popups (or lack [...]
City of Glass – Looking Back and Moving Forward
I’m in Vancouver this weekend with David, Doug and Eric from the Mozdev team. After a successful week at OSCON (read a little about it here and here, and photos here and here), we are taking a break in the city before heading to Whistler for the Firefox Summit. Image via Wikipedia Last night we [...]
In Mountain View Next Monday
Image via Wikipedia I’ll be at the Mozilla Corp. Offices in Mountain View next Monday (21st). It’s at the front-end of a conference trail that I will write about more. The last time I visited was January 2007, not too frequent due to the the not small matter of ~10000Km distance gap. So it is [...]
Friday Snippets
Things are heating up for the summer. In no particular order, here is some news from the sunny side of the Alps. Image via Wikipedia – eLiberatica 2008 in Bucharest last week was a blast, not to mention a quality conference. It got the balance between Open Source and business just right, something many conferences [...]
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