FOSDEM.org Interviews: David Faure and Michael Meeks

The FOSDEM team begins its annual series of interviews of the speakers who will be present during the FOSDEM 2003 event.

FOSDEM 2003 will take place February 8 and 9, 2003 in Brussels, Belgium. The two-day summit will bring together leading developers in the Open Source community. As each year, FOSDEM attendees will have the opportunity to attend to the talks of the leading developers of major Open Source and Free Software projects. Entrance and participation to talks and tutorials are free.

FOSDEM 2003 will also feature:

• Developers' Rooms where developers of leading Open Source and Free Software projects can meet and discuss of the advancements of their project (GNOME, KDE, Mozilla, Embedded Systems and PostgreSQL)
• Tutorials which are more practical sessions where attendees will be able to learn about the technologies presented during the talks
• The Free Software Award that will reward this year again the developer of an important and leading Free Software project. Richard Stallman will give the award during the FOSDEM.

The series of interviews begins today with the interviews of two speakers of the Desktop session:

• David Faure for KDE
• Michael Meeks for GNOME

Related Stories:

• FOSDEM.org: Richard Dale, author of KDE Bindings(Jan 17, 2002)
• FOSDEM.org: Interview with Ximian Developer Michael Meeks(Jan 11, 2002)
• FOSDEM.org: Interviews With Speakers for the Upcoming FOSDEM Conference(Jan 03, 2002)