It passed in the US with hardly a mention but for the rest of the world
September 16th was "Software Freedom Day" and events were held all over
to celebrate and promote Free Software.
http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/
This year I helped out LinuxBaja (formerly known as TJLUG, they merged)
in whatever way I could with their event and served as a "Wikiman" which
is basically a person available to answer questions about free software.
Linux in Mexico is spreading and there are a number of businesses there
who use it but it is usually a secret of the guys who run the servers. I
would estimate around 250 people showed up and enjoyed 6 hours of
presentations and demos. You can find Vladimir's writeup of the event
here along with pictures:
http://floss.linuxbaja.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=63&Itemid=75
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