Phoronix Oslo Meet-Up Next Week

Posted by Michael Larabel on July 23, 2011

Due to yesterday's very unfortunate attacks in the great land of Norway, on the way to the Berlin Desktop Summit I will now be stopping in Oslo for one week to support in any way possible due to knowing individuals affected by the devastating events. A Phoronix Oslo meet-up is also looking to be organized.

I'll be arriving in Oslo on the morning of 29 July and then departing for Berlin on 5 August. I'm hoping a Phoronix meet-up to take place in Oslo on the 29th or 30th of July at a location near the city center.

For any Phoronix readers that may be interested in meeting up at a formal event or elsewhere during the week in Oslo, reply to this posting in the forums, contact me, or track me on Twitter.

As usual, in Oslo or at the Berlin Desktop Summit the week later, for anyone buying a (good) beer for your's truly, a free subscription to Phoronix Premium is offered, if you so request this ad-free and single-page-article viewing ability.

UPDATE: There is currently a meet-up planned for the 29th of July.

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