Welcome to Debian Day!

The Debian development team invites you to participate in the upcoming event called “Debian Day”, which will be held on July 24, 2011 at the Bansko residence (Banja Luka, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina) and will open the annual Debian Developers Conference “DebConf11”.

The conference is open to anyone interested in the Debian operating system and free software. We invite enthusiasts, users, and developers to contribute to the development of the Debian project and to talk about topics such as using free software in government agencies and enterprises.

Debian Day will open with a plenary session and a welcome speech from Adnan Hodzic, after which the following presentations will be presented:

• Ubuntu and Debian in government, education, and business (Mark Shuttleworth);
• Debian Ideology (Bdale Garbee);
• How I live with free software (Enrico Zini);
• How to contribute to the Debian project (Alexander Reichle-Schmehl and Meike Reichle);
• Debian in the manufacturing industry: Google case studies (Guido Trotter and Jesus Climent);
• Austrian electronic health care system (Gerfried Fuchs).

The Debian Day event is free and open to anyone interested in free software. More information about the event and the schedule of reports can be found on the Debian Day page: www.debianday.org

More information about the DebConf11 conference can be found on the conference website: debconf11.debconf.org