LinuxFest Northwest 2015 Will be Held April 25 and 26 (Video)
Their website says, 'Come for the code, stay for the people! We have awesome attendees and electrifying parties. Check out the robotics club, the automated home brewing system running on Linux, or the game room for extra conference fun.' This is an all-volunteer conference, and for a change the volunteers who run it are getting things together far in advance instead of having sessions that don't get scheduled until a few days before the conference, which has happened more than once with LFNW.
So if you have an idea for a session, this is the time to start thinking about it. Sponsors are also welcome -- and since LFNW sponsorships regularly sell out, it's not to soon to start thinking about becoming a sponsor -- and if you are part of a non-profit group or FOSS project, LFNW offers free exhibit space because this is a conference that exists for the community, not to make money for a corporate owner. But don't delay. As you can imagine, those free exhibit spots tend to fill up early. (Alternate Video Link)
So if you have an idea for a session, this is the time to start thinking about it. Sponsors are also welcome -- and since LFNW sponsorships regularly sell out, it's not to soon to start thinking about becoming a sponsor -- and if you are part of a non-profit group or FOSS project, LFNW offers free exhibit space because this is a conference that exists for the community, not to make money for a corporate owner. But don't delay. As you can imagine, those free exhibit spots tend to fill up early. (Alternate Video Link)
What you need is corporate sponsors for free swag.
Most the people go to Google IO for the free stuff.
1. Legal weed
2. Great craft beers
3. Great coffee
4. Proximity to Vancouver
Can't lose!
I deny that I have not avoided attaining the opposite of that which I do not want.
As in.
I hear the NT kernel is pretty stable, and backwards-compatible to rocks-bashed-together
The one in Charlotte a few months back had a FreeBSD booth - showcasing FreeBSD, PC-BSD and pFsense
...not many girls in the Linux world....
Agree+1
My company (ThinkPenguin) will be attending this year (provided our application is accepted that is, it's a very selective process, :) ). I can attest to the 2013 event being a lot fun.
Every cool kid knows "nerd" and "party" do not go together. Ever. A bunch of pathetic lowlifes thrown together is not a "party".
... but don't expect to find a job. Nobody actually uses Linux in Bellingham. Sorry. :)