Fedora Project Leader Paul Frields blogs about Fedora events. "In the past, besides the notable trade and community shows, Fedora also started, years ago, the Fedora Users and Developers Conference, or FUDCon for short. FUDCon is not just an event that allows Fedora community members to get together, interact, share ideas, and produce results — it’s Red Hat’s gift back to the community, a way of thanking people for their help with the Fedora Project. Typically a FUDCon is several days long, and includes self-organizing hackfests around key project areas or goals, and a BarCamp-style day of technical sessions where contributors deliver talks in an informal and participation-oriented environment."

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