Ubuntu 13.04 Planning To Happen In Copenhagen

Posted by Michael Larabel on July 30, 2012

Ubuntu developers will be meeting in Copenhagen later this year to hash out their plans for Ubuntu 13.04.

Canonical has announced that the Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS) will happen in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Ubuntu 13.04 UDS event will happen from 29 October to 1 November (just four days compared to the normal five day event) in Copenhagen at the Bella Center.

UDS 13.04 details for the Scandinavian event are beginning to surface at uds.ubuntu.com.

If you follow me on Twitter, this Copenhagen UDS news shouldn't come as a surprise at all. I exclusively mentioned weeks ago that UDS-R 13.04 would happen from this land of Akvavit, wonderful Scandinavian women, and interesting culture.
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