linuxastronomy.org

Picture, Linux World Expo 2004 San Francisco, Linuxastronomy banner for the show.

Show feedbacks and info page about the linuxastronomy.org booth.
On this page, are displayed a few images taken by the web camera at the show.

As quiet a few people seems wondering if they became "famous", because of the web camera we had on the booth. A selection of pictures is presented for your enjoyment. If you notice a picture of you and wish not being displayed, let us know which one, we will take it down. If you notice they are no picture of you and wish to become famous, let us know around what time you came, if we can find it, we will post it.
On Sunday February 13th, less visitors came, because of some kind of curfew around the convention center, parking were closed or unreacheable. An event called "Grammy" seemed to require more security than a linux show, unless it is the presence of computer geeks that scared them. Thank you to the visitors, that still managed to find a way to the show.

Show page Equipment image and FAQ

Booth setup on the day preceding the show.
Nightly cleaning.
Security guard fascinated by our booth.

web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005
Web camera setup.
Mike and Matthew on duty.
Cleaning crew.
Security guard.

The show has just opened, the early visitors are already coming to our booth.
Jon Maddog All (Linux International). The Linux ambassador.
If you feel you qualify to be listed in this hall of fame, let me know, I will publish more pictures of you, if any available... ;-)

web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005

Todd was nice enough to loan us a digital multimeter with serial port (RS-232c).

web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005

Daniel (middle) came to help.

Mike explaining.
Our friend the IBM guru.
Mike explaining even more.

web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005
Ken from CalTek.net.
Interviewed by Harold.
Cleaning crew.

Our NetBSD friend. web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005

Gentoo folk.

Gentoo folk. web camera image from linuxastronomy booth at Southern California Linux Expo 2005
The great flightgear folks

Our NetBSD friend.
Another interview from ?
Goodbye from Matthew and Eugene.

Booth setup on the day preceding the show. Nightly cleaning. Security guard fascinated by our booth.
Web camera setup.	Mike and Matthew on duty.	Cleaning crew.	Security guard.
The show has just opened, the early visitors are already coming to our booth. Jon Maddog All (Linux International). The Linux ambassador. If you feel you qualify to be listed in this hall of fame, let me know, I will publish more pictures of you, if any available... ;-)

		Todd was nice enough to loan us a digital multimeter with serial port (RS-232c).

Daniel (middle) came to help.
Mike explaining.		Our friend the IBM guru.	Mike explaining even more.
	Ken from CalTek.net.	Interviewed by Harold.	Cleaning crew.

Our NetBSD friend.

Gentoo folk.

Gentoo folk.			The great flightgear folks
	Our NetBSD friend.	Another interview from ?	Goodbye from Matthew and Eugene.