[Preston] Manchester Free Software Talk - Enrico Zini, Debian stories

[Georgina Joyce]

Hi

Is anyone from Preston going?



On Wed, 2009-08-12 at 00:29 +0100, Tim Dobson wrote:
> Manchester Free software's next meeting will be on Tuesday 18th August 2009.
> 
> Talk
> ------
> This month’s talk will be given by Debian Developer, Enrico Zini.
> 
> In his own words:
> 
> "I like to tell stories and I have stories to tell. I will start
> covering the recent Debian Conference in Cceres (Extremadura, Spain),
> and from there I will continue with stories about Debian, and about how
> Debian is being used in interesting ways."
> 
> Enrico can be found online at http://www.enricozini.org/
> 
> Location
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> The meeting will take place at the usual time, 7pm, at the Lass O'
> Gowrie pub on Charles Street in Central Manchester. We will be located
> in the Salmon Room upstairs, although there will be people around a 
> little earlier downstairs(probably sampling the food and drinks on 
> offer). Just ask at the bar if you can't find us. Their website[1] has 
> full details of how to get there and the fine selection of food and 
> drink available. The venue also provides wifi.
> 
> General information about Manchester Free Software meetings can be
> found on our website[2].
> 
> If you would like five minutes to tell us about something, please
> contact us at <team at manchester.fsuk.org>.
> 
> [1]: http://www.thelass.co.uk/
> [2]: http://manchester.fsuk.org/blog/meetings/
> 
> 
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