Wednesday it’s wheels-up time to head to Salt Lake City for three days of fun with the Utah open source crowd. Thursday through Saturday is the Utah Open Source Conference — word has it that the conference is going to be chock full of excitement, fun, and great talks and info about open source.

I’m particularly excited about this show, because I’m going to be doing a keynote on Friday — I’ve given plenty of talks, but this is my first keynote, so it will be tons of fun. (Needless to say I’m going to be prepping, buffing and polishing my talk and slides until Friday afternoon.) I’m going to be talking about “How to bootstrap a community,” which I hope attendees will find equal parts funny, informative, and inspirational — not necessarily in that order. I also hope people will throw money at the stage, but I’m not counting on that.

We will, of course, be well-represented. We’ll have an openSUSE table in the expo area, and also a Hack Week room at the conference!

If you’d like to help out spreading the openSUSE love at the show, drop me a note and we’ll get you suited up to spread the word about openSUSE.

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