Solutions Linux is "The Linux Solutions, Open Source & Free Software Exhibition for Business, Administrations and Communities", according to their website. It's a three days exhibition with some talks (a few of them are free but many others aren't). PostgreSQLfr.org, the french community, has a booth there since 2005.
This year, we were better organized. We updated our flyers with 8.3 informations, we had shirts and tshirts, and many other goodies. We also had some slides (attached in OpenOffice.org 2 Impress format, in french and in english) to show at the booth. Of course, we still had our elephant cake (congrats to Stéphane's wife). Simon Riggs joined us the first day. We had a really great time talking with him about his past and future work on PostgreSQL. We saw him hacking a bit on his truncate triggers patch but he mostly talked PostgreSQL to many people around the booth.
Dimitri Fontaine had a talk about pgloader, his great Python tool to quickly load a bunch of datas in a PostgreSQL database. He also talked about his new project : prefix. Jean-Paul Argudo had a talk about 8.3 new features in the database session. I wasn't there (way too many stuff to do on the booth 
), but I heard they did a good job. People were really impressed.
On the evening of the second day, PostgreSQLfr.org had a meeting about future works for the association. Translation will continue, some will join to proof read it (by the way, 8.3 french manual is already available). Lots of work are planned on the website. I'll write other blog entries when some of these works will be done.
