2004 Linux Symposium - Call for Papers
2004 Linux Symposium - Call for Papers
Somebody intersted in giving a talk about on Debian related topic?
http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2004/cfp.php
July 21-24th, 2004, Ottawa, Canada
Overview
The Linux Symposium is a software development conference addressing
the core technologies of and surrounding the Linux
operating system kernel.
We invite you to submit a proposal to present a technical paper, a
tutorial, or to host a meeting during the Symposium.
Submissions must have a strong technical bias, submissions of a
marketing nature are inappropriate for this event.
Timetable
* Proposals will be accepted from March 1st, 2004 until March
15th, 2004 and must be submitted using the website
interface.
* The review committee will send out acceptance and rejection
notifications by email by April 1st, 2004.
* Website abstracts for accepted papers are due by April 15th,
2004.
* Formatted final papers must arrive no later than May 15th, 2004
to be included in the printed proceedings.
Proposals
Content
Proposals are short one paragraph summaries of why you believe that
your paper topic is relevant, interesting, and should
be accepted for this conference.
Review Process
Paper proposals will be reviewed by the Review Committee and
accepted or rejected based on various criteria. The author
will be notified by email of the acceptance or rejection of their
proposal.
Presentations
Length
Presentations will typically be 60 minutes in length including time
for questions. If you feel you will need more time
please include this in your proposal.
Equipment
An XGA (1024x786) LCD projector will be available to display output
from a laptop computer. If you will require additional
AV equipment please specify this in your proposal.
Papers
Formatting
Papers must be formatted using the Provided LaTeX Template (To be
posted here shortly)
Submission
Final papers must be submitted by email to papers at
linuxsymposium.org in a compressed tarball format containing all
the
templates, images, and scripts required.
Assistance
If you require assistance using the provided LaTeX templates please
allow for a minimum of 2 weeks lead time prior to any
published deadline. You may email questions to papers at
linuxsymposium.org for assistance.
Publication Rights
The conference requires non-exclusive publication rights to
submitted papers including the publication of audio and video
proceedings. Copyright is retained by the author. We do ask that we
be the first organisation to publish any given paper.
Regards,
Joey
--
Whenever you meet yourself you're in a time loop or in front of a mirror.
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