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LinuxWorld Expands To OpenSource World Conference & Expo

The LinuxWorld announcement mentioned in this post has officially been released.  From an email I got last night: As a valued member of our LinuxWorld conference speaker community, we wanted you to be among the first to hear of the launch of OpenSource World Conference & Expo, a new event

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OSCON leaving Oregon and moving to the Bay

While I heard quite a few rumors about this happening, it was still a bit sad to see that OSCON is officially leaving Portland.  It's not that I don't like San Francisco, I actually like it quite a bit.  It's that even those of

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Join LinuxQuestions.org at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo

If you're in the San Francisco area or are planning on attending the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo, be sure to stop by the LQ booth in the .org pavilion.  The event is being held at the Moscone Center and runs August 5-7.  See you in San Fran. --jeremy

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LinuxWorld UK Postponed

(via Dave)  It looks like LinuxWorld UK has been postponed: It is with regret that we must announce that LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2007 has been postponed until spring 2008. We have reached this decision following feedback from potential sponsors and exhibitors who feel that the event is too close

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Off to LinuxWorld

Just about ready to leave for the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in San Francisco.  If you're attending the Expo be sure to stop by the .org Pavilion and say hello.  In addition to exhibiting I'll be participating in the "Ask the Experts" Q&

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LQ will be in the .org Pavilion at the San Francisco LinuxWorld Expo

I'm happy to announce that LinuxQuestions.org will be in the .org Pavilion at the upcoming LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in San Francisco.  If you'll be near the Moscone Center between August 7-9, be sure to stop by .org booth 9 and say hello.  You can

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IT 360 and LinuxWorld Canada

I'll be attending the IT 360 and LinuxWorld Canada expo in Toronto tomorrow.  If you'll be there and would like to connect, drop me a line and we can work out the details.  LQ is once again a sponsor for the event.  Information on how to

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Linux and Open Source Conference Discount Codes

I'm just booking some upcoming conference travel (in this case OSBC).  As you may know, LQ is a sponsor of quite a few fantastic Linux and Open Source conferences.  As a result of that, we're able to offer you some discounts.  Here's a partial

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LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit Wrap-up

The Summit is now officially over.  All and all a good show.  The 'Ask the Experts' panel was the first unconference like event held at a LinuxWorld and based on this one they will likely move forward with future ones, which I was glad to hear.  We tried

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See you in NYC

My plane leaves in a couple hours (yes, packing would probably be a more judicious use of my time right now than blogging) and if the weather cooperates I should be in NYC by 6PM.  A reminder that if you're in the area make sure to check out

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SCALE 5X and LinuxWorld Summit - It's going to be a busy week

Well, I've just confirmed bookings for both SCALE 5X (where LQ is a sponsor) and LinuxWorld Open Solutions Summit (where I'm on the speakers list).  Considering the events are only a couple days apart but 2,795 miles apart, it should be an interesting week.  I

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LinuxWorld Open Solutions Summit

Looks like I'll be on the "Ask the Experts" panel at the upcoming LinuxWorld Open Solutions Summit in NYC. Bring your toughest open source problem to our crack team of LinuxWorld.com contributors, open source developers, and IT security and administration professionals! From software selection, configuration,

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ACCESS to Release Open Source Application Framework

ACCESS has announced it plans to release an Application Framework to the open source community under Mozilla Public License (MPL) v1.1. Security features that extend the Linux kernel are planned for release under the General Public License (GPL) v2. The Framework will be released before the end of the

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Final LinuxWorld UK Reminder

A final reminder that LQ will be in the .Org Village at the upcoming LinuxWorld UK.  If you'll be anywhere near London on the 25th or 26th, make sure to stop into Olympia 2 and say hello.  My plane leaves in a couple hours, but I don'

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LWE UK Bound

I just booked my flight so it's official - LQ is LWE UK bound.  If you'll be in or around London on October 25 or 26 make sure to stop in the .Org Village and say hello.  From the looks of things we are going to

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Open source guru advocates ideological shift

I have to admit I was a bit surprised after reading this article, which include the following: Eric Raymond has told the community that painful compromises are needed to the way it deals with closed source platforms and formats to avoid losing ground on desktops and new media players. Raymond

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HP offers Debian Linux support

Hewlett-Packard is throwing its support behind Debian, and is the first tier one hardware maker to align itself with the noncommercial community-based Linux offering.  From the article: "We've had a number of customers continuing to ask us to have broader support for Debian," and HP decided

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LinuxWorld Boston Wrapup

Taking a quick look at my last post (which is tagged LinuxWorld, I realized that I never posted a LinuxWorld wrapup.  LQ once again exhibited at LWE in the .org Pavilion.  We've been participants in numerous cities from New York to San Francisco to Boston to London.  Exhibiting

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Hilf speaks about Linux through Microsoft eyes

When I saw the title of this article, I was quite interested to see what Bill Hilf had to say on the topic.  As Director of Platform Technology Strategy he's in charge of the Microsoft LinuxLab, which means he must have a pretty interesting perspective on things.  Unfortunately,

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LQ is LWE Boston Bound

It's official - LinuxQuestions.org will once again be a .org Pavilion participant at the LinuxWorld Expo in Boston.  We just got the word!  At this point it will be at least myself, Robin and John.  I'll post more details soon, but I wanted to let

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LQ Conference Updates

Due to some last minute unforeseen circumstances, I won't be attending eTech next week.  While I hate to miss eTech two years in a row, it just wasn't avoidable.  I should be back in San Diego next month for the Desktop Linux Summit though.  I will

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LinuxWorld UK Wrapup

With LinuxWorld come and gone, here's a quick wrapup.  London was once again a great time.  While I was extremely late the first day, I still had a full day to explore the city.  Between this year and last year I got to see  a fair bit of

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Returned from LinuxWorld

Back in NY from London and as you probably noticed the blog wasn't uploaded once.  Unfortunately, the wifi in London was either extremely poor (at LWE) or fairly expensive (about $11/hour at the hotel).  When you couple that with how busy things were, the blog just didn&