Am 29.08.2007 17:08, Damian Wojs?aw schrieb:
> Dnia 29-08-2007, ?ro o godzinie 14:38 +0200, Joerg Schilling napisa?(a):
>> Damian Wojslaw <damian at wojslaw.pl> wrote:
>>
>>> We were thinking about a completely Polish conference, at start, but
>>> since Jim may come, I will insist on having presentations bilingual.
>>> Still, prelegents will probably speak Polish, unless we will see a big
>>> interest from Germany and other countries. That??s why we started so
>>> early. :)
>>> there are many things still in the open. :)
>> If there is not at least English available, you will most likely only see
>> polish people.
>>
>> On the Sun Tech Days in St. Petersburg, there have been simultaneous
>> translations from English to Russian.
J?rg: Yes, but that was Sun Tech Days. And as a person who organized one or
the other conference, I know that those people probably cost money. I would
even dare to estimate that they don't work for a bargain either ;-)
2008 in Czechia we won't
> I fear that it starts to get too blown out of proportions as for
> conference planned for max. 200 people. I'd like it to happen. If it's a
> hit, then next time we can think of translations and such.
I wonder why Sun never had Sun Tech Days in Poland. SPb was for my taste
quite successful in terms of visitors. I don't know about Poland, but
maybe the spirit with respect to IT, Solaris/OpenSolaris is comparable?
Sun Tech Days by the way has similar topics where you are aiming at,
Damian: Solaris, OpenSolaris, Java.
Cheers,
Dirk
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