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“Every year, Microsoft holds a Windows Hardware Engineering
Conference (WinHEC). This year, WinHEC was immediately followed by
a small, informal two-day ‘unconference’ dubbed FreedomHEC. Though
not as large as WinHEC, FreedomHEC was a great chance for
developers to get up close and personal with Linux kernel
developers.

“FreedomHEC was conceived by Don Marti, the former chief editor
of Linux Journal magazine. It was a two-day
mini-conference that started the day after WinHEC. Like WinHEC, it
was held in Seattle…”

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