Most of the second day was of the more-of-the-same also-ran ilk. I think it's unfortunate that was the case - there was a lot more real-life things that could've been covered. Not in that ilk was Hilton Theunissen's well-presented talk about TSF's Tuxlabs and their volunteer program. While that was going on, five people watched the Tuxlabs server install.
I've added my Scalable Web Applications Using Open Source Software talk from the 2nd Open Source Software Africa conference. Hoping it's the last conference of the year - quite tired out, especially aimed at people who don't get it yet. But, if anyone's organising a developer-oriented conference in Africa, I'd be there in a flash...
Conferences have a way of tiring one out, and I was tired going in. Didn't take much by way of notes this time, but I can report what I thought were the best two talks of the day for me. In first place was Stafford Masie of Novell South Africa reinforcing that Linux is ready for the mainstream. Stafford's incredibly passionate and enthusiastic, and it really came through. Second place is to my first boss and someone I've worked with since then, Alan Levin of Radian, making a good argument about the ten ways Open Source builds society.