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  1. Shown at Linux Forums 2006 by zyche · · Score: 2, Informative · on IBM to Adopt ODF for Lotus Notes

    This was actually shown at Linux Forum 2006 in Copenhagen. Slashdot reported about it then. I saw it live, but too little to be able to say anything about it.

  2. Shown at Linux Forums 2006 by zyche · · Score: 2, Informative · on IBM to Adopt ODF for Lotus Notes

    This was actually shown at Linux Forum 2006 in Copenhagen. Slashdot reported about it then. I saw it live, but too little to be able to say anything about it.

  3. Re:I wish we had an audio recording... by A+beautiful+mind · · Score: 5, Informative · on IBM Germany Leaving Vista for Linux

    But there is video.

    Or this one in case the first is overloaded.

    (Groklaw article where I took the links from is here.)

  4. Linux, BSD, Win inadapted to most critical apps... by Tetard · · Score: 1 · on Embedded RTOS Maker Raises Linux Security Issues

    I think people need to view Dan Klein's "Flying Linux" presentation. Streaming link at LinuxForum 2004

  5. Re:If you want Joe Sixpack by bigdavex · · Score: 1 · on Introducing Linux to Joe Average

    Corrected link

  6. Cheswick lates talk by XenoBOFH · · Score: 4, Informative · on Firewalls and Internet Security, 2nd Ed.

    I had the pleasure of attending LinuxForum 2003 (in danish) this weekend, where Cheswick talked about internet security. His slides can be found here and his entire talk is here. I must say that he is a very funny and interesting person.

  7. Cheswick lates talk by XenoBOFH · · Score: 4, Informative · on Firewalls and Internet Security, 2nd Ed.

    I had the pleasure of attending LinuxForum 2003 (in danish) this weekend, where Cheswick talked about internet security. His slides can be found here and his entire talk is here. I must say that he is a very funny and interesting person.

  8. Spafford on open source security by prankster · · Score: 2, Insightful · on The Myth of Open Source Security Revisited v2.0

    Gene Spafford gave a very interestring talk on Why Open Source software only seems more secure at LinuxForum 2000.

    It was a real eye opener for all of us who had read The Cathedral and the Bazaar

    For instance this from one of the slides from the talk:

    Linux compromises dominate - nearly 4 to 1 over Windows
    Commercial Unix compromises usually rare
    Windows/Unix compromises are 2 to 1
    MacOS compromises do not occur (before OS X)

    The slides are still interesting even after two years