Linux Expo '99 Technical and Business Track Information Now Available | Linux Today

Linux Expo ’99 Technical and Business Track Information Now Available

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Mar 15, 1999

The 5th Annual Linux Expo website has been updated to include
Technical and Business Track information. Share the latest
developments in Linux technology May 18-22nd, in Raleigh, NC. Also,
just announced the ExtremeLinux Track, www.extremelinux.org.

www.linuxexpo.org

The scope of this track, organized by members of the
ExtremeLinux mailing list is ExtremeLinux and Beowulf as it
pertains to the following: (1)Introducing cluster creation and
programming to the wider community of Linux programmers and users.
(2) To serve as a platform for introducing and furthering the
adoption of Linux amongst business and other non-scientific users,
and thus to be a platform for showcasing scientific and
non-scientific applications. (3) To have talks on the “Linux”
aspects of extremelinux, talks that would be interesting to the
linux user and programmer community at large, for example, kernel
programming like filesystems, system administration, etc.

The program will consist of a highlighted speaker, an
extremelinux technical track(within Linux Expo), tutorials, and a
BoF session. The ExtremeLinux folks will host live demonstrations
at their booth and other cluster related booths will be part of the
program.

The ExtremeLinux Sat. sessions will cost $35 to attend, while
the technical program, EL Highlighted Speaker, and BoF’s will be
included in the rest of Linux Expo.

www.linuxexpo.org

If your company would like to sponsor an ExtremeLinux Speaker
please contact stacy@linuxexpo.org.


stacy@linuxexpo.org
www.linuxexpo.org
phone 919.942.3318
fax 919.933.9233

Web Webster

Web Webster

Web Webster has more than 20 years of writing and editorial experience in the tech sector. He’s written and edited news, demand generation, user-focused, and thought leadership content for business software solutions, consumer tech, and Linux Today, he edits and writes for a portfolio of tech industry news and analysis websites including webopedia.com, and DatabaseJournal.com.

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