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Columbus, Ohio - August 27. Ohio Linuxfest is proud to announce that
we will be celebrating 20 years of Linux on September 9-11 at the
Greater Columbus Convention Center in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio - August 27. Ohio Linuxfest is proud to announce that
we will be celebrating 20 years of Linux on September 9-11 at the
Greater Columbus Convention Center in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
On Friday 9/9/11 we will offer a variety of training opportunities, an
all-day Medical track focusing on the use of Linux and Open Source
Software in healthcare, and an all-day Ubucon put on by the Ubuntu
project. The day closes with a keynote address by Jon 'maddog' Hall
looking back on 20 years of Linux.
Saturday 9/10/11 opens with a keynote by Cathy Malmrose, Co-founder
and CEO of ZaReason computers, on how Free and Open Source software is
changing people's lives. A full slate of talks on 4 different tracks
and company demonstrations on the Open Source Solutions Stage. A talk
by Bradley Kuhn, Executive Director of the Software Freedom
Conservancy, will focus on the issues of freedom with
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). And Jon 'maddog' Hall will complete the
talks with a look forward 20 years to free software in the year 2031.
A party with music by Dual Core will end the day.
On Sunday 9/11/11 we will offer certification exams from the Linux
Professional Institute, and the Diversity in Open Source workshop.
Yeah, beer blurs the actual events and cloaks them in a rosy glow. I happen to know you had a meh time.
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He was the first Linux "celebrity" I encountered at my first LinuxWorld way back at the turn of the century.
(I feel like such an old-timer saying that!).
Fond remembrances of the brew pub that used to be there on Times Square. Sigh.