LISA stands for Large Installation System Administration. X2Go developer Mike DePaulo is also a packager and ambassador for the Fedora Linux Project, so his primary job was to man the Fedora booth and talk about Fedora. It was hard to show off X2Go to passers-by because Mike forgot the HDMI & VGA adapters for his (triple-boot) Macbook Air.

Nonetheless, he was able to show it off to a few people, including FPL (Fedora Project Lead) Matthew Miller.

Mike & Matt also agreed that Fedora's efforts to use dply to let people to try out Fedora could benefit from X2Go.

Mike DePaulo showing off X2Go to Fedora Project Lead Matthew Miller. Server: GNOME Software running under MATE. Client: GNOME on Wayland

• Website: http://aau.telebus.de/wissensstrahlung/2016/2016.php
• Frequencies: http://www.freefm.de/info/frequenzen
• Livestream was available here: http://www.freefm.de/players/webplayer/player.html
• A recording (sans music, due to licensing costs) can be downloaded here: webplayer / MP3
• Pictures can be found here: http://www.aau.telebus.de/aau/alben/freefm161204/index2.htm
• This interview was about the LinuxPresentationDay/Linux Expo Ulm (see below), and covered X2Go as well - but only in the last 15 minutes or so
• Stefan#1 was on the show

• Website: http://linuxday.at
• booth and talk confirmed
• A video recording of Stefan#1's talk is available here
• Stefan#1 and ionic were there, with Stefan#2 as stand-in
• You could find them at booth B2

• Website: http://www.messe-stuttgart.de/hobby/
• Stuttgart's Linux User Group Demo'ed X2Go-TCE on a Raspberry Pi
• Stefan#1 was around on Friday (2016-11-18)
• one of our newest team members, Juri Grabowski (gratuxri) was present on Saturday (2016-11-19) and Sunday (2016-11-20)
• you would have found them at booth 5E57

• Website: https://www.it-kongress.com/
• ionic, Juri, Stefan#1, and Franz were there

• Stefan#1 took care of organizing this event
• Website: http://lugulm.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=veranstaltung2016

• Neither booth nor talk, but Stefan#1 was around to represent X2Go and met some interesting people - some of them already using X2Go and praising its features.

• Website: https://www.heise.de/thema/%2320JahreHO
• Stefan won one of the last 20 VIP tickets to this event
• h1 managed to get an X2Go-themed T-Shirt printed and shipped in time
• Stefan went there as a living X2Go billboard
• Proof here: https://twitter.com/farbenstau/status/769520337008652288

• Stefan took care of organizing this event
• As in the previous years, there's a sub-page with all the details: Read more here...

http://www.tuebix.org/

See http://www.tuebix.org/2016/programm/stefan-baur-linux-und-x2go-ein-effektiver-und-guenstiger-schutz-vor-ransomware-auf-windows-systemen/ for details regarding the talk.

This year, Stefan rocked the show alone, with a surprise visit by Ulrich Sibiller after the talk. We had a room that seats 64 people, and about 2/3 - 3/4 of the seats were occupied. That's quite an improvement over last year's TUEBIX, where h1 only had one visitor to his workshop.

The booth was staffed by Heinz-M. Graesing and Stefan Baur.

See http://www.luga.de/Aktionen/LIT-2016/abstracts.html#remote (German) for more info on Heinz' talk.

Some more pictures of the event can be found here:

https://www.speicherleck.de/iblech/stuff/lit2016/fotos/imgs/20160416_143801.jpg

https://www.speicherleck.de/iblech/stuff/lit2016/fotos/imgs/20160416_143825.jpg

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The remote desktops that can be seen in some of these pictures were kindly hosted by Cirrus Computing in Canada.

Lessons learned: One table is not enough!