I recently attended All Things Open, an open-source conference in Raleigh, North Carolina, run by Red Hat. I was invited by my friends at opensource.com – and it was a great opportunity to meet the team and some of the moderators, columnists and contributors.
#ATO2016 pic.twitter.com/Tdk8wqzWcB
— Ben Nuttall (@ben_nuttall) October 25, 2016
I was asked to give a lightning talk, and I decided to speak about the Raspberry Pi Foundation's mission: what we do, how we do it, and where we're at now! Here's the video of the talk (3m20s):
My slides are published on speakerdeck. I also wrote an article on the same subject for my column that month: Raspberry Pi continues to blaze new trails.
I also got the opportunity to visit Red Hat Towers, and meet their CEO Jim Whitehurst to talk about why I contribute to opensource.com. And for the conference social afterparty, they'd booked nerdcore artist MC Frontalot!
"You have more stickers on your laptop than I've ever seen. Would you like a Vim mug?" #ATO2016 pic.twitter.com/Uzf8l0PgWx
— Ben Nuttall (@ben_nuttall) October 26, 2016
There's no money in open-source pic.twitter.com/yPvaU2QNAW
— Ben Nuttall (@ben_nuttall) October 29, 2016
Thanks to the All Things Open and opensource.com teams, to Red Hat, to Jim Whitehurst, and to all the speakers at ATO!