Today I started uploading some pictures from saturday. Then I went to Janson to listen to Hudson by Kohsuke Kawaguchi.
Hudson is a build automator aimed principally at building java apps. It seems the main interest in that project is that you have a nice UI for you build tool and that it's easy to administer through the web GUI, other than that I did not really find anything very interesting on the product itself.
Then I went to meet my friend wolfgang in the OpenSuse room to follow a very interesting talk on the energystar label. I learned that to get the label you need to have the hardware and the software to be correctly setup. The levels of energy that devices can waste and still get the label is pretty high. The talk was mild-technical but complete and yeah interesting.
CMake presentation by one of it's author was nice - but missed one point in the very beginning : what is cmake is about - which I got just a few minutes later. The presentation looked more like a workshop because we where presented with examples and how they worked or were supposed to work. Nice things are ctest and cpack , to unit test and make code coverage and then package the product you are building.