[Gllug] UK Linux Developers' Conference, Bristol, 4-7 July 2002
Alasdair G Kergon
agk at ukuug.org
Fri Apr 26 19:15:06 UTC 2002
The conference programme is now up on the website:
http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2002/
and we've started taking bookings!
Alasdair
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agk at ukuug.org
Once again, a wide cross-section of the Linux development community
will gather at the start of July for the UKUUG's summer technical
conference.
The conference moves about the UK from year to year: in 2002 we're
visiting Bristol; in 2003, Edinburgh.
Speakers from nine countries will present their work, forming our
largest programme to-date.
We begin on Thursday 4th July with tutorials on Shared Libraries,
given by Ulrich Drepper, the glibc maintainer; and the Linux Terminal
Server Project, given by the project's founder, Jim McQuillan.
[Places for these tutorials are limited: please book ASAP]
After a Linux printing workshop on Friday morning (CUPS/KDEPrint), the
conference proper begins at lunchtime and runs through to Sunday
lunchtime.
Highlights of the programme include:
* The Linux Kernel (Marcelo Tosatti, 2.4 maintainer)
* The Hurd (Marcus Brinkmann)
* Linux on AMD's Hammer architecture (Bo Thorsen)
* Linux-ABI (Christoph Hellwig)
* Dynamic Binary Translation (Mark Probst)
* FreeDCE (Luke Leighton)
* Emdebsys (Wookey)
* Gnome 2.0 (Michael Meeks)
* DotGNU (David Sugar)
* Exim 4 (Phil Hazel)
* glibc2.3 (Ulrich Drepper)
* Valgrind (Julian Seward)
* Zope 3.0 (Stephan Richter)
* MySQL (David Axmark)
* Free Telephony (David Sugar)
* Bugzilla (Gerv Markham)
* RT (Simon Myers)
* Subversion (Sandar Striker)
* MathMap (Mark Probst)
* SourceForge (Alistair Riddoch)
* Lego programming (Stephen Coast)
And also: Securing Linux Servers; Wireless Networking; Grid Computing;
LTSP; PHP; Linux in Undergraduate Teaching; Reliability, Availability
& Serviceability
And, if you're lucky, a chance to try out Sony's PlayStation 2 Linux
and maybe even IBM's Linux Wristwatch!
Sponsors: IBM and AMD
Media Sponsors: OSDN, Linux Magazine
Exhibitors: IBM, O'Reilly, SuSE, Debian
More sponsors & exibitors needed: please contact me ASAP if you're interested.
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