“A major Linux tradeshow may add a pavilion showcasing embedded
Linux devices and technologies. LinuxWorld Boston 2006 organizers
say the ‘Invisible Linux’ pavilion, currently at the ‘concept’
stage, could help surface the use of Linux and open source in
devices and embedded applications, given sufficient exhibitor
interest.“According to Exhibits Coordinator Ellen Boland, the Invisible
Linux pavilion concept is modeled after a similar, successful
pavilion at a LinuxWorld Expo in Germany…”
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