McEs, A Hacker Life
Firefox party in Tehran
In Tehran currently, for post-GUADEC vacation and sister's wedding (will post photos).
I'll be at
this Firefox party on Thursday afternoon.
Labels: firefox, party, tehran
Mozilla Toronto Firefox 3 Launch Party Tonight
Open party at the Mozilla Toronto office. Free as in Free Beer. RSVP
here.
UPDATE:
download Firefox 3 before 17:00 UTC on June 18, 2008 to help make a Guinness World Record of most downloads in a day!
Labels: ff3, firefox, mozilla, party, toronto
GNOME 10-Year Party
Been busy post-GUADEC. I'm having a huge
GNOME 10-Year Party tomorrow, Friday, August 17th. Contact me for details.

Other than that, trying to find time to work on the cookbook layout and production.
While at cooking, I read about Krecipes the other day through the awesome Fedora Daily Package, run by my friend and O'Reilly author Chris Tyler. In fact, he was kind enough to let me do technical review of his book, Fedora Linux, last year. Thanks also goes to Fedora Weekly News for syndicating FDP. And yes, I've learned about Gourmet Recipe Manager since.
Labels: 10year, Chris Tyler, cookbook, Fedora, gnome, GNOME foot logo, party
Yay GNOME 2.18 and RHEL 5!
So it so hectic a week that I'm just recovering from email and planet load and remembering that in fact I didn't post about
GNOME 2.18 and
RHEL 5 releases, coinciding last Wednesday. Anyway, Yay!
On Wednesday night we also went to
SkuleNite.
Andrew Overholt was playing, and it was hilarious.
Had a great time at
the GNOME 2.18 Release Party. Met a few new interesting people, including my currently favorite cairo hacker (hi Jeff), as well as the usual suspects (except for Ben who was missed)...
Labels: 2.18, gnome, gnome 2.18, overholt, party, rhel5, skulenight
GNOME 2.18 Release Party
With cairo 1.4.0 release candidate
finally out I'm getting back to blogging.
Reminds me that GNOME 2.18
will be released in about ten days. So, here we go:
Bring your laptops, Bring your GNOME-powered phones:All GNOME (and related technology) developers are invited to my GNOME 2.18 Release Party on Friday March 16th, 2007, Downtown Toronto. Drop me a line for details.
More parties
here.
Labels: 2.18, gnome, party, toronto