Yo!
I know exactly how you feel cuz I did the same three months ago.
We'll have our beer(s) soon enough now that you live here ;)
cheers

Let me be the first to thank you for all the work and efforts!

Normally, a message like this from a gentoo dev, involves bullshit about problems with other devs or something alike.. but this is just awesome: a nice job, concerts.. go go Lars!

Wish you a lot of luck and fun with the job, and especially with the concerts!

Nah, I hope to have a beer with you sometimes. Lots of lucks with your new job.

Hope you have a good time in Koln (wonder how I do an 'o' umlaut on a UK kb layout - can't be arsed to look up the code.)

Thanks for your work on Gentoo.

Much appreciated.

Cheers
Jon Gerdes

Sad to see you go :-(. Thank you for your work, us users appreciate it!

Good luck, lots of fun... and thank you!

After reading the bug, I think it's another error…

Two :-)
http://bugs.gentoo.org/180026 maybe a strange hardware failure on my part ...

I think it's far from being feature complete, but for the future, I'd much prefer to have libburn/cdrskin as a replacement for cdrtools.

It finally get's rid of that "use commandline-tool form gui"-thing.

http://libburnia.pykix.org

> thanks for the link in the GWN!

Good to hear the link was of some use :-)

thnq u d00d

Have a look at the presentation listing (http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/pr/docs/presentation-listing.xml) . There is also one available in English. But unfortunately it's not up to date.

Is there english version of these slides? I'd really like to show it to my friends and read it myself. I know only basics of German. Ich verschte nicht:)

Oh, I think I must have missed that small change in GLEP 39. I attended the FOSDEM-meeting in 2005, but there were so many changes to the proposal afterwards. Thanks for this hint!

With GLEP 39 I don't think you are required to have strategic leads any more. Just a single project lead is enough.

Oops, somehow I forgot to mention you in my blogpost, Christel! Shame on me…

Super cool meeting you Lars!:)

Looking forward to seeing you at CCC and I shall make sure we have an events kit very soon!

You are right. I copied the list from above and forgot to take out Hyperthreading. And 2x DualCore is even better than 2x HT-capable CPUs ;-) I took it out of the list now.

I'm not completely familiar with high end CPU's, but I do try keep up with the news. I wasn't aware that AMD processors supported hyperthreading though.

Ask ian for the artwork, he is the creator (of mostly all).