Recently, the openKylin Community International User Group event was successfully held in Sierra Leone. This event, organized by the newly established Sierra Leone openKylin User Group, marked the first small-scale activity and represented a significant step forward in promoting openKylin on the African continent.

The event host, Moses Kargbo, is an international promotion ambassador for the openKylin community. After deeply engaging in openKylin's international exchanges, he returned to his country and actively planned this promotional event. The event was held in the afternoon local time, attracting 20 enthusiastic participants.

During the event, Moses Kargbo provided a detailed introduction to the development history and community achievements of openKylin, guiding participants to gain a deeper understanding of the openKylin community and showcasing the features and advantages of the openKylin operating system. Over the course of the two-hour event, participants showed a keen interest in the functions and characteristics of the openKylin open-source operating system and actively engaged in interactions.

The successful hosting of this event has laid a solid foundation for the popularization and promotion of openKylin in Sierra Leone. It has also sparked a strong interest and desire for exploration of open-source technology among the local population.

The openKylin community plans to continue supporting similar international exchange activities in the future, further expanding its global influence. By partnering with global allies, the community aims to jointly promote the popularization and development of open-source technology, contributing to the creation of a more open, collaborative, and innovative digital world.