OLPC Roundtable at Penguicon 2008: Links
May 1, 2008 – 12:34 amLinks relevant to the post I will make shortly:
Benjamin Mako Hill
OLPC developers are not open source fundamentalists
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2 Responses to “OLPC Roundtable at Penguicon 2008: Links”
I had a great time at the conference and at the round table. Thanks for following up.
By Benjamin Mako Hill on May 1, 2008
I’m so glad! It was a treat for us to talk with you.
By configures on May 1, 2008