Traditionally there is a party each night hosted by
a local Linux company(Corel's is Thursday). Free food and
open bar is part of the tradition. I suggest it would be a
good place to start. Though it might be difficult to do any
damage to the party fund. ;-\
They are also centered in the Market area of Ottawa,
within 5 minutes walking distance to 100 bars/pubs/restaurants.
So might be a convenient place to start/depart from.
Restaurants:
Hard Rock,
Heart & Crown: Pub food, but good beer.
Westin Hotel: 3*
Blue Cactus: mexican
Nickles: diner food
Italian?
other?...
-Jim
Jeremy White wrote:
>
> Alexandre and I will be there starting Wednesday.
>
> Being a strong backer of Wine, I feel it's important
> to support Wine and all of its traditions. For some
> reason, helping to spend the Wine party fund is one
> I seem to feel especially strongly about...<g>
>
> I think we should have a Wine developers gathering.
> Dinner? Wednesday night? I've never been to
> Ottawa; anyone have any suggestions for where/when?
>
> Jeremy
>
> Jeff Tranter wrote:
> >
> > Just a note that the Corel WINE team will be at the
> > Ottawa Linux Symposium coming up next week on July
> > 19th to 22nd. There are no formal WINE presentations
> > scheduled, and apparently they aren't accomodating
> > BOF sessions, but we could set up some informal
> > discussions with other WINE developers who are
> > there.
> >
> > It was a great event last year. Unfortunately, if you
> > haven't already registered for the conference then
> > you are out of luck as it is sold out. For more details
> > see http://www.ottawalinuxsymposium.org/2000
> >
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