Just when you thought Linux couldn’t get any hotter…The heat
cranks up for Linux Expo ’99.
Chapel Hill, NC– November 2, 1998– Linux is the software
buzzword on everyone’s lips and here is the opportunity to find out
why. Discover why attendance at the Linux Expo has more than
doubled every year- and why Linux has become an industry heatwave
during the hottest Linux show ever! For five spectacular days, May
18-22, 1999, share the latest development in Linux technology and
its blistering future as Linux Expo heats up the Raleigh Convention
and Conference Center Complex in Raleigh, NC.
For the fifth year in a row, Linux Expo is the premier Linux
conference and exhibition. The conference features both business
and technical tracks that leave any Linux enthusiast hot with
knowledge. Exhibitors will be displaying their latest Linux-based
hardware, software, and service solutions. Look for such companies
as: S.u.S.E, VA Research, Red Hat Software, Linux Hardware
Solutions, Linux Journal Magazine, Sun Mircosystems, InterBase
Software, Adaptec, plus many others!
In addition to drawing system administrators, software
developers, CTO’s, IT managers, and web developers, past Linux
Expo’s have attracted such luminaries as Linus Torvalds, Robert
Young, Eric Raymond, and Jon “Maddog” Hall- just to name a few.
Some events from last year are making a fiery return- The Quake
Fest, Games Forum, Editor Wars, and an Email Garden.
Don’t miss the fact and fun-filled fifth Linux Expo- or you’ll
be left out in the cold.
For more information about the Linux Expo or to register, please
check out the Linux Expo website at http://www.linuxexpo.org or call
919-942-3318
CONTACT:
Stacy Doster
Linux Expo
1-919-942-3318
stacy@linuxexpo.org
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