I’ve never attended #AllThingsOpen. Every year, I somehow miss it, but this year, I remembered, so I just looked it up, and judging from the speaker list, it feels overly corporate to me. Has it always been that way?
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@ramsey RIP OSCON. What a time to be alive.
Is there a conference out there that’s by the open source community, for the open source community?
The aforementioned conference appears to be targeted to companies who consume open source and want to discuss AI and The Supply Chain.
@heiglandreas @FrOSCon Making it to the “free” conferences in Europe is going to be tough for me, but I’ll look into what it will cost and see if my employer might be able to send me.
@ramsey here in Europe most of the conferences I knew are gone. All are now organized by companies. And as a former member of a conference organization I get that. Organizing an event for 100-400 people is a day job. During the year.
Reason we stopped? It just took too much of our time. But I still miss it. #pfcongres
Reason we stopped? It just took too much of our time. But I still miss it. #pfcongres
@ramsey : FOSSY may be what you're after?
It's already passed this year, but here's a sample from the schedule:
@ramsey I would say @socallinuxexpo fits that description.
@ramsey so like OSCON used to be?
@ramsey you might want to check FOSDEM (https://fosdem.org)
@boats FOSDEM has been on my radar for a long time, and I’d love to make it one day. I should have specified “in North America.” 😅
@ramsey since like the 2nd one yeah. its a perverse meme these days.
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