[ Thanks to Roberto
Zicari for this annoucement: ]
“Over 3,000 IT professionals from 10 different countries
pre-registered to attend the “Linux@work” series of conferences in
Europe. The 10 “Linux@work” conferences, organized by LogOn, will
start tomorrow, Monday May 8, in Copenhagen and will continue till
May 19.
The Schedule:
May 8, 2000 –Copenhagen,
May 9, 2000 –Oslo,
May 10, 2000 –Stockholm,
May 11, 2000 –Helsinki
May 12, 2000 –Brussels
May 15, 2000 –Amsterdam,
May 16, 2000 –Paris,
May 17, 2000 –London,
May 18, 2000 –Frankfurt,
May 19, 2000 –Zurich,
The full conference programs are available at: http://www.ltt.de/linux.html
If you wish to attend, simply fill in the registration form
you`ll find on the Web. We`ll send you your free ticket.
“Linux@work” is supported by the Free Software Foundation, and
sponsored by Compaq, Connectus, Fujitsu Siemens Computers,
Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Informix Software,Inprise, Intel, Linuxcare,
Lotus Development, Mission Critical Linux, Omnis Software, Oracle,
SCO, SGI, Silicon Graphics, Sybase, SuSE, and VMware.”
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