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Geeks on the Half Shell 2.0: Cruising the New Dominion with Linus and Friends, Part 1 (Linux Journal)
Doc Searls provides a travel log of
the Linux Lunacy Geek Cruise. "Day Three (Tuesday) began at Cozumel,
an island off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, not far from Cancún. There we
dispersed to a variety of towns, beaches and Mayan ruins before reconvening
on the ship for talks on filesystems (Ted), Perl (Randall), "Vim for Vi
Users" (Steve Oualline) and "Preparing for Incident Response and Forensics"
(Brian Carrier). I gave the pre-dinner keynote, "The Silent Majority: How
Linux Got to Be Everywhere While Nobody Was Watching". It was a fun talk
for a fun crowd. The only criticism came from one guy who said, "There
weren't enough laughs at the end." Which still means he was entertained for
nearly an hour."
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