FUDCon Santiago: Day #2

The day started with three interesting talks: “Joining Fedora Infrastructure” by Dennis Gilmore, “Monkey, the next generation Web Server” by Eduardo Silva and “RPM packaging lessons” by Gomix and Daniel Bruno.

After all talks we got together to discuss Fedora organization in Latin America. Although it was a bit messy and noisy that was a good opportunity to clarify the needs of the region and define some points we should work on. They include trying to prepare the FUDCon LATAM earlier and also trying to do a BarCamp in the next one and see how it goes with the Latin America audience.

Fedora, FUDCon

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