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Open Source Forum LUG Discounts

Posted by Hemos on from the hot-hot-hot-hot dept.

The folks at ZD are hosting the Open Source Forum in Texas June 30 - July 1 in Austin, TX. LUGs get special rates-so if you are interested in going, click below. Hot. That's what Austin on June 30 makes me think. We would like to extend a special invitation to those that make up the heart and soul of LINUX, you the LINUX users. By following this link you can find out more about the ZD Open Source Forum and register for $349 (a 50% discount). Please use customer code > when registering to receive the discounted price.

This two-day, high-level conference will help you assess the real potential for Linux and other open source software as a solution for your business. This conference is designed to provide enterprise IT management with straight answers and practical insight in to the role of Linux and other open source software for enterprise business applications. ZD Open Source Forum will address the business and technical pros and cons of the open source software model, evaluate the viability of open source and develop strategies to support open source software within your organization.

When registering please use the following customer code > to ensure that you receive the discounted price. The conference program is filling up fast, so please register now to reserve your seat at the ZD Open Source Forum.

Thank you.

Kim Myhre
Vice President, ZD Studios

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  1. Re:Miguel by Booker · · Score: 2

    (wow, here's a prime example of why I should NOT be defaulting to a score of 2, but anyway, here goes...)

    Check out http://www.auschron.com/issues/vol17/issue24/food. fonda.html for a story on the place, and you might search around www.auschron.com (search for "miguel ravago") to see if you can find out where he is now.

  2. Trying to get in on this one... by Svartalf · · Score: 2

    ...but I'm not going to scotch doing LinuxWorld this year just to do the close-by conference. I can't budget the costs myself for this one and my employer's picking up the entire tab for Linux World. If I can get them to foot the bill for this one as well, I'll show... :->

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  3. Re:Austin by DonkPunch · · Score: 2

    I'm in Dallas, but I'll make the drive. Count me in for an outing.

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  4. Austin by Booker · · Score: 2

    Every time I see austin come up in a story, the austin-based /.'ers come out of the woodwork... there seem to be a lot of them! I think we need to organize an outing - go see how Chuy's can cope with the slashdot effect.

    Actually... that's not a bad idea in general. Might be fun to organize outings for slashdotters around the world...

  5. Re:Austin by Glith · · Score: 2

    Pfft. Austin's tech industry is the strongest in Texas. It also has the best CS school. The so-called youngins I'd refer to would be pre-college students, which would be more in the larger cities, like Dallas and Houston. It's an overgeneralization anyways.

  6. Miguel by Booker · · Score: 2
    Unfortunately, Miguel is no longer at Fonda San Miguel... I suppose you could call it Fonda sans Miguel.

    The food's still pretty darn good, though.