Asia Business Tour Ready to Roll

[TheFridge]

This past fall Jeff Waugh toured around North American and Europe in a grueling Badger Badger Badger Tour, bringing the spirit of Ubuntu to any LUG and LocoTeam willing to listen. The sabdfl has just announced his intent to expand the Ubuntu touring concept by visiting Asia and the surrounding area with the Asia Business Tour. Mark plans to lead a team of Ubuntu advocates spanning (so far) 17 major cities across 12 countries.

In each location listed below we plan to host a business breakfast/lunch with local companies, and then hold in-depth meetings with selected companies, as time allows. We would like to reach out to our local community in each location to help us build relationships with various entities, including government, technology companies, universities, and anyone who you can think would benefit from Ubuntu and what it has to offer.

The tour will take place during January and February of 2006, so heads up to all Ubunteros in Asia.

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[tenshu]

nice =)
but what about Paris?
Remember: Ubuntu-fr is one of the most largest community around Ubuntu

[ajaypratap]

Nice , come to india.
If you get some time do visit my home .
I have forgotten how windows(MS) looks like , can someone post screenshots..

[AllenGG]

Originally Posted by ajaypratap Nice , come to india. If you get some time do visit my home . I have forgotten how windows(MS) looks like , can someone post screenshots..

I have some old Windows screenshots..................
.................................but they're all BLUE !!

and which part of India ? big country, lots of programmers !

[jsgotangco]

Originally Posted by ajaypratap Nice , come to india. If you get some time do visit my home .

The tour is scheduled come to 4 cities in India (Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and New Dehli).

[zero0w]

Well it will be nice to see Mr. Shuttleworth The Astronaut in person (which is harder than to meet than an average richman I suppose ), so I am looking forward to meeting the Canonical staff during their visit at Hong Kong.