Ubuntu Live 2007 Conclusion

Posted by Michael Larabel on July 25, 2007

The Ubuntu Live 2007 conference earlier this week was a huge success. This was the first-ever Ubuntu Live conference, but O'Reilly and Canonical had done a remarkable job organizing this three-day Portland conference. You can view our coverage from Ubuntu Live 2007 here. Additional information is available from the Ubuntu Live website and there are additional photographs on Flickr. Phoronix was media partners for this Ubuntu event, and we are already looking forward to Ubuntu Live 2008!

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