Are you going to, or having a release party for 11.10?

[wolfen69]

Me and a friend are going to get together Friday and have a homemade pizza and install "party". I'm already running 11.10 on my desktop, but I'm gonna put Kubuntu 64 on my laptop. I'm not a huge kde fan, but I want something different with bling for my lappie. My friend is currently on Fedora right now, but he can't wait to get back to Ubuntu. Should be a good time.

[vehemoth]

I'm afraid not, none of my friends in real life are geeks though some do use ubuntu.

[Pynalysis]

Unfortunately no - maybe 12.04 will make it happen.

[koleoptero]

I'm afraid not, none of my friends in real life are geeks though some do use ubuntu.

^ This.

[LowSky]

no. i live in the real world and dont work for canonical either. the only partying i do is for holidays and birthdays.

[sffvba[e0rt]

no. i live in the real world and dont work for canonical either. the only partying i do is for holidays and birthdays.

Hey, I also live there

Yup, the Emirates LoCo is having there first release party tomorrow so looking forward to that


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[Linux_junkie]

I discovered that there is a release party in a bar in Leeds UK tomorrow and am thinking about turning up for it but not sure what what to expect. On the plus side if the release party is rubbish at least I can have a few beers.

[Joeb454]

Sadly I'm visiting family, so can't attend any of the UK release parties, but I had my own pre release party when I installed Oneiric on my desktop a couple of weeks ago. Beer and pizza were present too

I don't think that counts though...

[BlinkinCat]

As far as I can work out, our only official release party is 1370 kilometers away, so unfortunately I won't be going -

[BeRoot ReBoot]

Hmm, now that you mention it, a release party is happening in my town this friday. Maybe I'll drop by, it's a less pathetic way to spend a friday evening that I'd planned on.