Free airport wi-fi is so wonderful. I’m sitting in Sarasota airport (SRQ) getting ready to fly off to Indiana for the Indiana and Ohio Linuxfests. (The flight crews are starting to look familiar. You know you fly too much when the steward asks if you want “the usual” when they roll by with the beverage cart…)

I just got back from Tokyo, but how could I resist the opportunity to speak at these shows? Haven’t been to the Indiana show before, but I am confident it’ll be a good day. This will be my fourth year at OLF — 2005, I covered the event for Linux.com, 2006 I helped organize the event and ran PR, 2007 I helped organize PR and speakers, and this year I’m slacking off and just giving a presentation and working the openSUSE booth.

If you’re anywhere near OLF, you really do not want to miss it — it’s a huge gathering of Linux and FOSS enthusiasts, and it’s been going strong for years. I know gas prices are making some folks a bit iffy on the drive, but it’s well worth it.

See you in Indiana and/or Ohio!

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