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==== LinuxTag 2006 ====
[[Image:Zypries brigitte.jpg|thumb|upright|Federal Minister of Justice [[Brigitte Zypries]] at the Wikipedia booth]]
LinuxTag 2006<ref>Website of LinuxTag 2006 https://www.linuxtag.org/2006/en/home/news.html</ref> took place from 3 to 6 May 2006 in the Rhein-Main-Hallen in [[Wiesbaden]] under the motto „See, what's ahead“.<ref>''german'' [[Heise online]] https://www.heise.de/open/artikel/LinuxTag-2006-221931.html</ref> Over 9,000 people from over 30 nations attended LinuxTag 2006. 150 exhibitors were present, among others [[IBM]], [[Avira]] and [[Sun Microsystems]], but some other regular exhibitors as [[Hewlett-Packard]] or [[Red Hat]] were missing. Three teams participated in the annual hacking contest.

The most visited talk of was the [[Keynote]] of [[Ubuntu (operating system)|Ubuntu]] founder [[Mark Shuttleworth]]. The "chief dreamer of Ubuntu" referred to himself and the good cooperation of users with developers. He stressed that Kubuntu and Ubuntu should be treated equally and that there is a good cooperation between the developers of both. The second keynote speaker was [[Andrew_Morton_(computer_programmer)|Andrew Morton]] There was also the opportunity to watch some of the talks by [[video stream]], which was used by approximately 1,800 people.