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X Developers To Meet At The Zoo

Written by Michael Larabel in X.Org on 18 April 2008 at 09:58 PM EDT. Add A Comment

The 2008 X Developers' Conference wrapped up today at the Googleplex in California. With it being the last day of the conference, there isn't much information to share judging by the XDC Notes, compared to the first two days. There is, however, tentative information regarding this year's X Developers' Summit. XDS 2007 was in Cambridge (UK), but XDS 2008 will be taking place at the conference facilities found inside the Edinburgh Zoo. This X.Org conference is tentatively scheduled from the 10th to 12th of September. Fitting well with Linux developers, this Scottish zoo does have both King and Gentoo Penguins.

Additional details surrounding XDS 2008 are expected in a few weeks.

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