Wednesday 19 December 2012

Inventor of the web rounds out LCA schedule

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Editor's note
Welcome to the final Wrapper for 2012. There was quite a lot of Microsoft coverage this year, but it was a year when Microsoft launched Windows 8, took to the Surface, and gave its corporate look a makeover. And there was also all that time that the company attempted to sell developers and designers on the new "Metro" look of Windows, and then told everyone that the name was wrong. In keeping with this theme, Tony McSherry closed out the year by looking at what applications are available for Windows RT. But if Windows isn't your thing, in January next year, Linux.conf.au will be held in Canberra. Keynoting the conference will be Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who will be delivering his only technical talk of his trip to Australia at the conference. Thanks for reading the Wrapper in 2012, and I hope you'll join us again in 2013. Have a great break, everyone! --Chris

Inventor of the web rounds out LCA schedule

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