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GUADEC-es 2005

Submitted by Anonymous George on Mon, 2005-02-21 19:49. GNOME
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The second edition of the GUADEC-es (International conference for Spanish speaking GNOME users and developers) will be held this year in A Corunha (Galicia, north-west of Spain), on 19-21 May. The conference, organized by the Gnome Hispano association, was placed strategically close in time to the VI Guadec in Stuttgart, trying to make it easy for Spanish speaking people coming from outside Europe to attend to both events.

The first edition of the conference was organized the past year in Almendralejo (Extremadura, Spain), and it was a big success with high participation of users, developers, companies and institutions.

The Call For Papers has already been published.

The organization hopes to welcome you all this year in A Corunha!

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Are there GUADECs in other languages also? by Anonymous George
Papers in english accepted? by Anonymous George

yes, the papers can be sent i

Submitted by carlosgc on Tue, 2005-02-22 08:38.

yes, the papers can be sent in spanish or english

Travelling arround Europe by Anonymous George
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Great news! by Anonymous George
The "ñ" by Anonymous George

Lexical incorrection

Submitted by Basurero on Tue, 2005-02-22 03:31.

I hate to be picky, but the correct spelling of the city where the conference will be is Coruña, that is with an "ñ", a letter only used in spanish (as far as I know) which sounds like "ny". The use of "nh" to pronounce that sound is used in portuguese ("gn" in italian and french). I will not enter a flame war discussing whether it should be "A Coruña" or "La Coruña", a judge is already trying to decide.
Cheers, see y'all there.

I believe that is the correct by Anonymous George
English Spelling by Anonymous George
In english "nh" is neither th by Anonymous George
Wrong by Anonymous George