Here are some pictures that give you a feeling of what it was like to be at PC Forum:

We (all several hundred of us) sat in a large room with the speakers shown on projection screens scattered around the room. Here is Eric Raymond, President of the Open Source Initiative, during his speech:

	Eric Raymond, Open Source Initiative

A lot of the action occurs in the hallways. Here is the main area outside of the ballroom where the speeches and panels happened. The blur should give you a feeling for the motion as people "networked" with each other:

	Hallway

In the hallways there were couches, and computers all over with browsers:

	Couch and browser

Lunch was outside. Half of us could sit under the trellis, but the rest sat in the 85+ degree sun. Esther provided hats the first day...

	Lunch outside

Afternoons had company presentations in smaller rooms. Here are some of the people packed in to listen to a pitch about a company:

Back of company presentation room

	Back of company presentation room

Here's the front of the room. They made RadioLAN adapters available for those of us who wanted to borrow them, so we could surf the web and read email throughout the day:

	Front of a presentation room

Here is the company doing the presentation:

	Company presenters from Responsys.com

Here is a slide from another company, Centraal:

	Slide on the screen from a company presentation

Monday evening there was a dinner with a famous dinner speaker. Katharine Graham, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Washington Post Company spoke. As usual, for those of us not in the front, we could watch on television...

	Katharine Graham, Washington Post Company

In the evenings there were get-togethers, like this one at the hotel's bar:

	Outside the hotel bar for late-night schmoozing

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