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The Southern California Linux Expo has announced plans to host a panel discussion on the future of open source and voice over IP technologies at SCALE 3x. SCALE 3x, the Third Annual Southern California Linux Expo is the premier grass roots Linux and Open Source conference.

Panel members will include Louie Mamakos, (Chief Technology Officer - Vonage), Jeff Bonforte (SIPphone), and Darryl Strauss (President - Digital Ordnance). These leaders from the VoIP and open source communities will cover topics relevant to the future of open source Voice Over IP (VoIP) efforts. Subtopics will include the effects of government regulation on peer to peer (P2P) / open-source VoIP projects, current future VoIP standards, as well as technical and legal hurdles.

SCALE 3x will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 12th and 13th, 2005. Registration for sponsorship and attendance is still open. Full conference passes are available at a discount with the promo code "newsp", additional discounts are available for students. Exhibit hall passes can be obtained at no cost with the promotional code "free". More information on speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, and the conference schedule is available online at www.socallinuxexpo.org.

The Southern California Linux Expo has announced plans to host a panel discussion on the future of open source and voice over IP technologies at SCALE 3x. SCALE 3x, the Third Annual Southern California Linux Expo is the premier grass roots Linux and Open Source conference.

Panel members will include Louie Mamakos, (Chief Technology Officer - Vonage), Jeff Bonforte (SIPphone), and Darryl Strauss (President - Digital Ordnance). These leaders from the VoIP and open source communities will cover topics relevant to the future of open source Voice Over IP (VoIP) efforts. Subtopics will include the effects of government regulation on peer to peer (P2P) / open-source VoIP projects, current future VoIP standards, as well as technical and legal hurdles.

SCALE 3x will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 12th and 13th, 2005. Registration for sponsorship and attendance is still open. Full conference passes are available at a discount with the promo code "newsp", additional discounts are available for students. Exhibit hall passes can be obtained at no cost with the promotional code "free". More information on speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, and the conference schedule is available online at www.socallinuxexpo.org.

Kevin Beddell will be speaking at SCALE 3x on February 12th and 13th, 2005. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA. Kevin's topic this year will be: "The Case for Open Source/Closed Standards" Other speakrs you might want to check out are John "maddog" Hall, Larry McVoy (BitKeeper), and more. Check out the site for more info. PS For a free exhibit hall pass use the promo code "free" or for a large discount on full access pass use the code "newsp".

Kevin Beddell will be speaking at SCALE 3x on February 12th and 13th, 2005. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA. Kevin's topic this year will be: "The Case for Open Source/Closed Standards" Other speakrs you might want to check out are John "maddog" Hall, Larry McVoy (BitKeeper), and more. Check out the site for more info. PS For a free exhibit hall pass use the promo code "free" or for a large discount on full access pass use the code "newsp".

Kevin Beddell will be speaking at SCALE 3x on February 12th and 13th, 2005. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA. Kevin's topic this year will be: "The Case for Open Source/Closed Standards" Other speakrs you might want to check out are John "maddog" Hall, Larry McVoy (BitKeeper), and more. Check out the site for more info. PS For a free exhibit hall pass use the promo code "free" or for a large discount on full access pass use the code "newsp".

Kevin Beddell will be speaking at SCALE 3x on February 12th and 13th, 2005. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA. Kevin's topic this year will be: "The Case for Open Source/Closed Standards" Other speakrs you might want to check out are John "maddog" Hall, Larry McVoy (BitKeeper), and more. Check out the site for more info. PS For a free exhibit hall pass use the promo code "free" or for a large discount on full access pass use the code "newsp".

The Wikipedia Foundation will be exhibiting at SCALE 3x. This might be a good opportunity to meet with fellow wikipedia contributors. For a free expo pass use the promo code "free". For a significant discount off a full conference pass use the code "wiki". See you all there.

Remastering Knoppix CDs is doable. If any of the standard Knoppix live cds don't meet your needs you can customize one of your own. Ce cil Watson will giving a talk at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 3x) in February about how to go about doing this. Cecil is maintainer of KnoppMyth, a Knoppix distribution customized for use as a Linux based PVR with MythTV.

Remastering Knoppix CDs is doable. If any of the standard Knoppix live cds don't meet your needs you can customize one of your own. Ce cil Watson will giving a talk at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 3x) in February about how to go about doing this. Cecil is maintainer of KnoppMyth, a Knoppix distribution customized for use as a Linux based PVR with MythTV.

IBM reps will be exhibiting and speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on February 12th and 13th 2005.

Marc Hamilton, Director of Technology for the Global Education and Research group at Sun Microsystems, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA.

Marc Hamilton, Director of Technology for the Global Education and Research group at Sun Microsystems, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA.

Marc Hamilton, Director of Technology for the Global Education and Research group at Sun Microsystems, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo. SCALE will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, CA.

IBM reps will be exhibiting and speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo this February in Los Angeles, CA.

Wikipedia will have a booth at the Southern California Linux Expo this February. Might be a fun place for Wikipedia contributors to get together at chat! You can get a free expo hall pass by using the promo code 'free' on the SCALE website. Another option is a discounted full-access pass, which gets you into all the talks etc, by using the promo code 'wiki'

Wikipedia will have a booth at the Southern California Linux Expo this February. Might be a fun place for Wikipedia contributors to get together at chat! You can get a free expo hall pass by using the promo code 'free' on the SCALE website. Another option is a discounted full-access pass, which gets you into all the talks etc, by using the promo code 'wiki'

As the post these units will be demoed at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 3x) If you're interested in coming use the promo code "NEWSP" for a discount.

Larry McVoy, founder of BitMover will be speaking about distributed revision control at SCALE this February.

Larry McVoy, founder of BitMover will be speaking about distributed revision control at SCALE this February.

Marc Hamilton, Executive Director of Sun's Global Science and Technology Network, will speak at SCALE 3x (2005 Southern California Linux Expo) Might be a good place to hear a bit about Sun's Linux strategy.

Marc Hamilton, Executive Director of Sun's Global Science and Technology Network, will speak at SCALE 3x (2005 Southern California Linux Expo) Might be a good place to hear a bit about Sun's Linux strategy.

FedoraNews is looking to send a few good geeks to SCALE 3x in order to report on the talks, expo floor, and other events. SCALE is an open-source conference in Los Angeles, CA.

For those of you on the west coast you can check out some great Linux talks at SCALE 2x next week. IBM, Novell and all the other big names will be there too. Talks include Andrew Morton, Chris Dibona, Seth Nickell (freedesktop.org / gnome.org) and more... John Terpstra will aslo being speaking as well as doing a book signing of his SAMBA 3 book.

To get a free pass to the expo hall use the code "free" Full passes can be had with "scalert"

John Terpstra, co-founder of the Samba-Team, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. John will be giving an overview of Samba 3 including the ability to integrate into an Active Directory enviroment. Autographed copies of "The Official Samba 3 Howto and Reference Guide" will be available for purchase. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers.

John Terpstra, the author of this book, will be at SCALE 2003 doing a book signing. He will also be giving two talks: -Samba-3: Integration and Migration Options -FLOSS: No Roadblocks Ahead If you want to meet John at SCALE you can get a free exhibit hall pass by pre-registering on the SCALE website with the promo code "free". Those who want to hear his talks can use the promo code: "invtd" for a discount.

Just to make it clear. That is with the SCO promo code which increases ticket costs by 2x. See the website for more accurate pricing.

I have no life and they have a sense of humor. Looks like using the code 'sco' doubles the cost of a ticket!

Matt Asay, of Novell's "Open Source Review Board", will be speaking at SCALE 2x on a related topic. Matt's talk is titled "Making Money on Free: Revenue Models for Open Source Businesses" I suspect his talk will probably answer a lot of the questions you raise regarding Novell's goals in working with Linux and open-source.

Matt Asay, of Novell's "Open Source Review Board", will be speaking at SCALE 2x on a related topic. Matt's talk is titled "Making Money on Free: Revenue Models for Open Source Businesses" I suspect his talk will probably answer a lot of the questions you raise regarding Novell's goals in working with Linux and open-source.

Matt Asay, of Novell's "Open Source Review Board", will be speaking at SCALE 2x on a related topic. Matt's talk is titled "Making Money on Free: Revenue Models for Open Source Businesses" I suspect his talk will probably answer a lot of the questions you raise regarding Novell's goals in working with Linux and open-source.

Novell will be at SCALE 2x in about 3 weeks. That would be a great place to ask about their Linux related plans. See their website

For a free exhibit hall pass use the promo code 'free'.
For 50% off a full access pass use the code 'sctek'

SCALE 03

IBM will be demoing many of their Linux solutions at SCALE 2003. Want a discount? Use the code "invtd' to get into the talks. Want a free expo pass use the code "free" to get into the exhibit hall. Both codes can bet used on the SCALE order page.

IBM will be demoing many of their Linux solutions at SCALE 2003. Want a discount? Use the code "invtd' to get into the talks. Want a free expo pass use the code "free" to get into the exhibit hall. Both codes can bet used on the SCALE order page.

Andrew Morton, future maintainer of 2.6, will be speaking at SCALE in a few weeks. If you want a free exhibits pass using the code "free" will work on their registration page.

Novell is a will be a sponsor and exhibitor at SCALE 2003 Come ask them all your questions about the future of Novell and Linux.

Jeremy White, CEO of CodeWeavers and crossover / wine developer, will be speaking at SCALE about this very subject: the latest developments in WINE! Want a free pass to the expo floor? Input the promo code "free" on our registration page.

John Terpstra, a former Caledera (now SCO) VP, will be speaking at SCALE. He will be giving 2 talks. The first will be about SAMBA-3 and Active Directory support. The second talk will be about relations between open-source and proprietary software.

John Terpstra, co-founder of the Samba-Team, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. John will be giving an overview of Samba 3 including the ability to integrate into an Active Directory enviroment. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers. [ Reply to This

John Terpstra, co-founder of the Samba-Team, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. John will be giving an overview of Samba 3 including the ability to integrate into an Active Directory enviroment. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers. [ Reply to This

John Terpstra, co-founder of the Samba-Team, will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. John will be giving an overview of Samba 3 including the ability to integrate into an Active Directory enviroment. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers. [ Reply to This

Andrew Morton the heralded maintainer of Linux kernel 2.6 will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. Andrew will be speaking on the Linux pagecache, VFS, filesystem and VM nexus. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available for this event. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers.

Andrew Morton the heralded maintainer of Linux kernel 2.6 will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. Andrew will be speaking on the Linux pagecache, VFS, filesystem and VM nexus. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available for this event. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers.

Andrew Morton the heralded maintainer of Linux kernel 2.6 will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo on November 22nd at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. Andrew will be speaking on the Linux pagecache, VFS, filesystem and VM nexus. Regular priced and student priced tickets giving full access to the event are still available for this event. Free expo only tickets are also available using the "FREE" promotional code on the orders page. The Southern California Linux Expo is a non-profit event organized by LUG volunteers.

He gave a similar talk at SCALE last year. See it online

He gave a similar talk at SCALE last year. See it online

A local OSS show to take a look at is SCALE

This book will be one of the many raffle prizes being given away at See our raffle page for more info

Kernel developers Anderw Morton, William Irwin and Patrick Mochel will be giving technical talks regarding the Linux 2.6 Kernel next month in Los Angeles