Yep, also me antended some talks yesterday.

Started yesterday morning in the drupal room. Drupal 6 has just been released, but can't wait for Drupal 7 Killer Release.

Then headed to the xen talk, hmm, crowded and did reminds me off my post of saturday. Then I went back to the drupal room for the theming talk. Nice, but I expected more, for sure now with all the changes that came with Drupal 6.

Then I headed to the OpenQrm talk, but since it was almost the same presentation as I saw last time, I went back to the drupal room.

After lunch I visited the LVM and MySQL-proxy talk. Both very interesting talks. Next year I expect to see a full talk about the MySQL-proxy.

So after visiting the OpenWRT and the PostgreSQL HA talk, I was able to see the last few slides of Drupal and MySQL HA. This was for me the end of a nice weekend Fosdem.

By next year we need more bigger rooms. Not more rooms, cause then you will have to much talks at the same time, but more space is very welcome.

A speaker should definitly share their presentation at the moment they start their presentation. I'm always sitting in the back of room, at the moment the mozilla dev room, and like it was a bit crowed with the previous talk, it would be nice if you just could follow the presentation on your screen.

This reminds of a movie called "Hackers", I think, were they had some software that just could take over every screen. A bit more realistic is the idea of you logging in to a presentation server, and when the speakers continues along his presentation you see that active slide in your browser. Some dev with a bit spare time? :)

Of course you can go sit a bit more in front, but sitting in the back is some behavior of me inherited from my time at school.

Update: the mozilla dev room had just some update. It's called sauna.fosdem.org. Just says it all ...