Free software:
Discover or contribute
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Friday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.The UbuCon is an unmissable event for people who contribute to Ubuntu free software and the projects that surround it. This meeting takes the form of a programme of presentations and technical workshops, but open.
Discovery and support
Saturday and Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.Ubuntu stations with multiple flavors and free access, Ubuntu-fr volunteers to answer your questions, and an “install party” to accompany you in the migration to Ubuntu. A Youth area with early learning games, network games and initiation to programming, allows you to come with your family.
Three evenings, a concert!
Thursday 7 p.m . : Genie d'Alex
Friday 8 p.m .Au Meltdown
Saturday 7 p.m . :Au Génie d'Alex...
concert !Kickban !
Follow the event
Some speakers
Alan Pope
Talk: Snapcraft - Auto-build and publish software for any Linux system or device
Alan has been a user of Ubuntu and active contributor to the project since 2006. He's held numerous leadership positions within the Ubuntu project. He's recently worked in supporting new users, reviewing code, testing applications and mentoring new users and developers. Currently Alan splits his time between Snap Advocacy and Community Management. Alan likes cats.
- http://popey.com/
- http://wimpress.org/
Martin Wimpress
Talk: Ubuntu MATE 17.10 Preview, and Workshop: Snapcraft
Passionate open source advocate, Linux enthusiast and Podcaster. Lives in England, with his wife and daughter. Works for Canonical making Ubuntu and Snapcraft.
Anca Luca
Talk: Open Food Facts and Open Beauty Facts, open data in the kitchen and in the bathroom
Passionate (web) programmer, open source & free software fan, currently putting all these in XWiki
- https://twitter.com/lucaa
- http://thinkonbytes.blogspot.com
Marcos Costales
Talk: Make your libre project a success!
Marcos Costales is one of the developer of uNav, a very active Ubuntu community member and the host of many ubuntu & linux podcasts.
Dustin Kirkland
Keynote: Let's Talk about the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Roadmap!
Dustin Kirkland leads Product Management at Canonical for Ubuntu, from the Cloud to IoT commercial offerings. Dustin loves spending time with his wife, Kimberly, and his two daughters, Camille and Corinne. In his spare time, Dustin enjoys brewing beer and making wine.
- http://blog.dustinkirkland.com
- https://didrocks.fr
Didier Roche
Talk: Ubuntu 17.10 et le passage à GNOME Shell
Didier Core Ubuntu Developer, technical leader of the ubuntu Desktop Team working at Canonical since 2010. He is a member of multiple teams like the archive admin team, main inclusion reviewers…
Marius Gripsgard
Talk: UBports
Creator and Lead developer for UBports
- https://mariogrip.com
- http://bonjourapril.fr
Bookynette
Talk: Promouvoir et défendre le Logiciel Libre!
Bookynette est aprilienne et animatrice du groupe de travail transcriptions. Elle apporte en outre par l'organisation régulière de pique-niques une convivialité bienvenue dans l'association April.
- https://womenintech.brussels
Layla
Talk: Women in tech Brussels Conference organizer
The Women in Tech Conference in Brussels is a remarkable gathering highlighting the growing influence and contribution of women in the technology sector. This empowering event brings together talented female professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders from various industries to share their insights and experiences.
- Cloud
- Server
- Desktop
- Mobile
- IoT
Ubuntu is an open source software platform that runs from the cloud, to the smartphone, to all your things
From the Roissy Charles-de-Gaule airport (CDG):
RER B (-> Gare du Nord) + Metro 5 (-> Gare de l'Est) + Metro 7 (->Porte de la Villette).
From the Orly airport (ORY):
If you arrive at West Terminal use the "Orlyval" to join Sud Terminal.
Tram T7 (-> Villejuif - Louis Aragon) + Metro 7 (->Porte de la Villette).
From the Beauvais airport (BVA):
TER (-> Gare du Nord) + Metro 5 (-> Gare de l'Est) + Metro 7 (->Porte de la Villette).
From any train station:
There are many international train station in Paris. You might want to select "Paris all station" in the destination field so it will match automaticly regarding your deparure station on https://en.voyages-sncf.com/en/.
By car, bicycle, on foot... See OpenRouteService
Some additional information can be found at ubucon.org.