LinuxWorld Conference

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Event Hours

Date	Start Time	End Time
Tuesday August 09, 2005	10:00 AM	5:00 PM
Wednesday August 10, 2005	10:00 AM	5:00 PM
Thursday August 11, 2005	10:00 AM	4:00 PM

Registration Hours

Date	Start Time	End Time
Monday August 08, 2005	8:00 AM	5:00 PM
Tuesday August 09, 2005	8:00 AM	5:00 PM
Wednesday August 10, 2005	8:00 AM	5:00 PM
Thursday August 11, 2005	9:00 AM	3:00 PM

Conference

As Linux and Open Source mature, LinuxWorld Conference & Expo continues to be the leader for Open Source education. Now in its seventh year, it is the world's largest and most comprehensive event focusing on Linux and Open Source solutions. Participate in LinuxWorld's world-class conference program and learn how Linux is being implemented in your industry. From the industry’s thought leaders, gain the technical and enterprise know-how by hearing real life stories of execution and implementation.

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Expo

Explore your options, obtain solutions and discover why LinuxWorld is the place where businesses come to demonstrate, market, promote and sell Linux and open source products and services. The world’s leading hardware and software vendors exhibit at LinuxWorld to meet their customers and promote their wares.

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Event Highlights

In addition to the enlightening Keynotes, challenging Feature Presentation and unsurpassed education in the Conference Program, there are also many exciting Exhibit Hall hot spots and other activities for you to take advantage of.

Be sure to visit our newly launched blog for behind the scenes insight and commentary on the world of Linux and Open Source.

Previous Shows

Dining

Feeds

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Memcached Talk from LinuxWorld Here is my talk from LinuxWorld this year: http://download.tangent.org/talks/Getting%20More%20Out%20of%20Memcached%20with%20Libmemecached.mp3 The Study guide I mention can be found here: http://download.tangent.org/talks/Memcached%20Study.pdf The talk is general in nature, but it does have some points on how to work with MySQL and Memcached in the same applications stack.
E-Voting in California Last summer, California’s Secretary of State Debra Bowen investigated the state’s electronic voting machines after allegations that they lost, added, or flipped votes. Teams of computer scientists found that the state’s e-voting systems had major security holes in their design and were vulnerable to attacks. California has now replaced its e-voting machines with the optical scan machines that it used for mail-in voting, only leaving one e-voting machine per precinct to accomodate voters with ce
10 open source companies to watch With the Open Source Conference (OSCon) and IDG's LinuxWorld show in the rearview mirror of 2008, it is clear that open source is no longer just a trendy conversation.
10 open source companies to watch With the Open Source Conference (OSCon) and IDG’s LinuxWorld show in the rearview mirror of 2008, it is clear that open source is no longer just a trendy conversation. What has happened is a clear evolution of a community that has grown up and produced intelligent, cutting-edge technologies with an eye on making computing faster, smarter and cheaper for corporate users. Companies like Openmoko are challenging the mobile device market with its notion that users should control what applications a
Gogrid, faster way to deploy your servers Gogrid offers a service similar to Amazon’s EC2. The folks at Linux Journal recently caught up with them in Linuxworld Expo. Here is the video of that interview PS: Probably, this is the last time I might be posting something related to cloud computing. Soon, I am joining a blog about cloud computing as a member of their editorial team. I will post my thinking about the field in that blog and focus on open source, open standards and open web in this blog. This post was posted on Krishwords

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