Heads up! A miniDebConf is approaching in Santa Fe, Argentina
I realize it’s a bit late to start publicly organizing this, but… better late than never 😉 I’m happy some Debian people I have directly contacted have already expressed interest. So, lets make this public!
For all interested people who are reasonably close to central Argentina, or can be persuaded to come here in a month’s time… You are all welcome!
It seems I managed to convince my good friend Martín Bayo (some Debian people will remember him, as he was present in DebConf19 in Curitiba, Brazil) to get some facilities for us to have a nice Debian get-together in Central Argentina.
Where?
We will meet at APUL — Asociación de Personal no-docente de la Universidad Nacional del Litoral, in downtown Santa Fe, Argentina.
When?
Saturday, 2024.03.09. It is quite likely we can get some spaces for continuing over Sunday if there is demand.
What are we planning?
We have little time for planning… but we want to have a space for
Debian-related outreach (so, please think about a topic or two you’d like to
share with general free software-interested, not too technical,
audience). Please tell me by mail (gwolf@debian.org) about any ideas you might
have.
We also want to have a general hacklab-style area to hang out, work a bit in our projects, and spend a good time together.
Logistics
I have briefly commented about this with our dear and always mighty DPL, and Debian will support Debian-related people interested in attending; please check personally with me for specifics on how to handle this case by case. My intention is to cover costs for travel, accomodation (one or two nights) and food for whoever is interested in coming over.
More information
As I don’t want to direct people to keep an eye on my blog post for updates, I’ll copy this information (and keep it updated!) at the Debian Wiki / DebianEvents / ar / 2024 / MiniDebConf / Santa Fe — please refer to that page!
Contact
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By IRC:
#debian-latamon OFTC
Codes of Conduct
DebConf and Debian Code of Conduct apply.
See the DebConf Code of Conduct and the Debian Code of Conduct.
Registration
Registration is free, but needed. See the separate Registration page.
Talks
Please, send your proposal to gwolf@debian.org