Re: Call For Papers - Linux2001: Manchester, UK
Not sure if I have already forwarded this one.
Are our UK people interested in running a booth? If so, please
drop me a line.
Regards,
Joey
PS: Somebody please provide me with the debian-uk list address since
I deleted it.
Alasdair Kergon wrote:
>
>
> UKUUG Linux Developers' Conference
>
> Friday, 29th June - Sunday, 1st July 2001
>
> Manchester, UK
>
> This year the Linux Developers' Conference returns to Manchester,
> the birthplace of 'The Baby', the world's first stored-program
> electronic digital computer. The conference will take place at
> UMIST's Manchester Conference Centre, starting midday on Friday,
> 29th June and ending early in the afternoon of Sunday, 1st July.
>
> We are inviting speakers on all types of Linux development to
> contribute. The programme will cover a variety of subjects,
> including kernel and desktop development, tools, applications,
> and networking. Any topic likely to be of interest to Linux
> developers and enthusiasts will be considered.
>
> The topics presented in recent years have included:
> ARM Linux, Clustering, CORBA, Debian Package Management,
> Enterprise Filesystems, Exim, Gnome, I20, Mail Servers,
> Memory Management, Performance Programming for X, Samba,
> Security, SMP and VMware.
>
> Further details of earlier conferences can be seen at
> http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2000/ and
> http://www.linux.ukuug.org/linux99/
>
> Initial abstracts should be sent electronically to the conference
> organisers at linux2001@ukuug.org. Abstracts should be
> accompanied by a short biography, and, ideally, should be about
> 250-500 words long. Final papers should normally last about 40
> minutes, including 10 minutes for questions and answers. If you
> need more time for your presentation, please tell us when you
> submit your abstract. We shall acknowledge all submissions.
>
> Closing date for abstracts: 30th March 2001
> Accepted authors notified by: 5th April 2001
> Final papers due by: 10th June 2001
>
> Particular queries should be sent either to the UKUUG office,
> or to the Linux2001 conference director, Owen Le Blanc
> <LeBlanc@mcc.ac.uk>. To keep the conference fees low, we are
> seeking sponsors and exhibitors. For further information about
> sponsoring, exhibiting, or attending the event please contact the
> UKUUG office:
> Email: office@ukuug.org Telephone: 01763 273475
>
> The programme and booking information will be available in
> mid-April. Information about the event will be updated on a
> regular basis on the website:
> http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2001/
>
> We look forward to meeting you in Manchester!
>
> --
> linux2001@ukuug.org
> http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2001/
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