Congratulations to <drumroll>...







Benanzo

You're entitled to one gratis pass to Ubuntu Live! Please contact me with your full contact information and a confirmation that you'll be able to attend (a backup selection has been made as a precaution).

--jeremy

Wow! I am so excited. This is such a wonderful opportunity to hear so many great speakers and participate in all the excellent sessions.

Jeremy -

I have sent an email via your profile link with my contact information. Please post back if you do not receive it.

Thank you!

With Ben confirmed, 8675309 if you'd like to make any one selection from the LQ Merchandise store as the secondary pick, please email me.

Congratulations Ben.

--jeremy

Firstly I want to say congratulations to Benanzo. I am very, very jealous. I hope that you have a tremendously engaging experience there. I know that I would just be a buzz!

Thank you to Jeremy for the opportunity. I will email you about my pick and thanks again for that!

ubuntu!!! well I can say It is not only great but it is superb!!!!Frankly speaking in early days I used to think that ubuntu is not good distro But I was wrong.It has beaten my expectations!!so stable my god!!!I have started to beleive that even my hardware crashes then also ubuntu will not crash,such a faith has been build on me...
ubuntu u rocks!!!!

Why not attend? I preach Ubu ntu, I preach Linux where Iwork. There is a complete lack of appreciation by my colleagues, not because they don't want, but because they don't know enough. Let me attend the conference and they will knowhow important Ubuntu is!

I am a contractor working for SRC (Scientific Research Corporation), in Charleston, SC. Recently, my laptop power adapter failed just prior to my travel to Bahrain in the Middle East. While packing for the trip, I grabbed my old laptop to bring with me (it had a crashed hard drive, but at least I had a power adapter for it). I happened to have an Ubuntu live CD in my CD case. I booted up my laptop with Ubuntu, and then downloaded the full OS. I was able to communicate with my company via email, generate spreadsheets, chart financial expenditures, access my banking information and complete detailed work summaries with no problems. Ubuntu rocks, and saved my butt!

If there's a Slackware Conference anywhere in America, can I have a free pass and free 'plane ticket please? Thanks in advance.
P.S.
And free luxury hotel accommodation too. For a month...or two??

Re. my previous post.
No, apparently not. Still, nevermind. Worth trying.