Infoworld on LinuxWorld
Will in Seattle writes "Catch the LinuxWorld hype and try not to gripe about why you aren't there. San Jose, here I come! " Good article stating some of known stuff coming out-and that's some interesting stuff still coming out.
Sheesh, there's some sort of "Giant Linux Expo Of the Century and you really have to be there!" every week.
Poor Billy,
:o)
His sand-built castle is just about to shake well again. I think that he'll get very angry, shoot himself and leave a message: "They're out to get me!!"
Yes thats why I go the other way
Might be nice
Will in Seattle
err.. a *lot* of people do use open source and linux for cost-related reasons.
either way it's a win-win situation.
I have been creating a diary from when I first started to think of coming over for it. I am writing up each day and have photos from my new digital camera.
You can see it all at http://gomed.rodos.net/trip99/. I am just about to write up todays (Monday - Tutorials), there is a link at the top of the page to each days details.
Interesting thing, when I was taking photos on Sunday of when they were setting up (the area where they are doing keynotes looks cool) I had a few people mention about restrictions on taking photographs. I posted to the Linux World Expo news groups but no one has responed to my query about it yet. I am doing a report for Linux World on the "Linux on Laptops" BOF so I email the editor who I am in contact with, maybe she will know what the policy is.
Raw reporting from the net, putting publishing in the people hands!
Good blurbs on a variety of happenings. The tone isn't exactly respectful, though, peppered as it is with stuff like "Linux fever", "infatuation", and "cobble together". Wait, guys, S/370 support is on the way....
my linuxworld tickets only cover the floor. i hardly have $250 to blow on watching linus give a speech.
i still think that this convention should be open and free for slackers like me to attend for free. *sigh*
it's nice that there are free floor tickets atleast.
Pu-lease folks! San Jose is suburban sprawl incarnate! Bad geeks have to go to San Jose. Good geeks get to stay in San Francisco and eat lots of sushi!
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It's getting about time to leave everywhere
"Big Blue also is providing an open platform reference design for OEMs to build PowerPC-based motherboards for Linux."
woo-hoo! Now we'll be able to install LinuxPPC
without paying the MacOS tax. How do the prices
for PPC chips compare to x86 prices? I imagine
the mo-boards will be pricier though...
Check the lwce website.
This is really important! Do it !
Yet again a qoute that clamors on about the cost effectiveness of open source and linux. Thats not why I fight to have open sourced solutions in my work place... its not a a cost issue.
F /...
Its an issue of simply being better. When will the mainstream get this?
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A few things of note
I have been going through slashdot withdrawal big time baby! but look what i find on my return...
A knees up with CmdrTaco in San Jose - yippee!
I had to look at this page's source code to find out <LI> usage.
Aren't they cute?
Adding a "I'm on vacation" button to user preferences to prevent slashdot from thinking you don't love it any more and are sick of posting would be cool.
I have moved from QA to Dev (first day y'all!) fulfilling my pathetic Irish desire of becoming a coder in Silicon Valley.
I am seeing Linus in person tommorow, dude SWEEEEET.
Lake Tahoe rocks.
So does my girlfriend who has returned to London :( *sniff*
Whew! Got all that out of my sytem,
xxx Anthony
Satan, oscillate my metallic sonatas.