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I immediately got started at the booth starting in burning the latest release F17 Beefy Miricle. As the event seemed to warm up, more | I immediately got started at the booth starting in burning the latest release F17 Beefy Miricle. As the event seemed to warm up, more | ||
and more of the attendees were interested in what we had at our booth. By far, the Fedora booth had the most swag, media, and personnel | and more of the attendees were interested in what we had at our booth. By far, the Fedora booth had the most swag, media, and personnel | ||
support than any other booth set up in the building. | support than any other booth set up in the building. We strived to deliver our product with the most knowledge and customer service | ||
as possible. We were running out of Media fast. | |||
As an added benefit, the Beefy Miricle shows up with Tux. | |||
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Southeast Linux Fest 2012
The event was held in Charolette North Carolina June 8th through the 10th. I had the chance to meet and work with some of the most amazing people.This was my first event as an Ambassador for the community. I was quite impressed on how many showed up to contribute their time. My mentor and his family (Ben Williams) were wonderful in showing me the ropes.
I immediately got started at the booth starting in burning the latest release F17 Beefy Miricle. As the event seemed to warm up, more and more of the attendees were interested in what we had at our booth. By far, the Fedora booth had the most swag, media, and personnel support than any other booth set up in the building. We strived to deliver our product with the most knowledge and customer service as possible. We were running out of Media fast.
As an added benefit, the Beefy Miricle shows up with Tux.