Event #1261: LinuxFest Northwest 2004
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Date: 2004-4-17
Country: USA
Category: User Group Event
URL: http://linuxnorthwest.org/
Event: LinuxFest Northwest 2004
Place: Bellingham Technical College, Bellingham Wash.
Date: April 17, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
For information contact: Leland Anderson, (360) 733-6010
LEGENDARY LINUXFEST NORTHWEST GETS BETTER
Every April computer buffs from all across the Pacific Northwest trek
to Bellingham for Linuxfest Northwest.
"Professional or not, they are either involved with or curious about
Linux and other Open Source software," says Bill Wright, the lead event
organizer.
"We believe it's the quality of the show plus the prominence and
prowess of the presenters that attract all those visitors," he adds.
The elaborately planned event is scheduled for April 17 at the
Bellingham Technical College campus. The College is also the generous
host. It is organized by a consortium of LUG's (Linux User Groups) led
by BLUG of Bellingham and includes groups from Seattle, Tacoma, Kitsap
Peninsula, Vancouver, B.C. and Victoria, B.C.
"There is an all-star list of presenters this year," says Leland
Anderson. "We're proud to welcome Rasmus Lerdorf, creator of the PHP
language, representatives from Sun, IBM, PNW Laboratory, Ximian, KDE,
and a number of authors."
Highlighted speakers include:
Rasmus Lerdorf, creator of the PHP scripting language: The PHP
scripting language.
Tim Witham, Lab Directory for Open Source Development Labs (OSDL): OSDL
and the Linux 2.6 Kernel.
Charles Ditzel, Partner Area Technologist for Sun Microsystems: Linux
at Sun: from Server to Desktop.
Chuck Gray, IBM's Senior Linux Strategist, Linux IT architecture for
the Western Region: Linux Solutions for Business.
Tim Witteveen, Research Scientist at Environmental Molecular Sciences
Laboratory at PNW National Laboratory: PNNL High Performance Linux
Cluster.
Jackson Harper, Ximian Mono Project: Developing Web Applications with
Mono.
Aaron Seigo, KDE team: What's New in KDE 3.2.
There is a full list of presenters on the LinuxFest Northwest website.
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