LinuxCon: From desktop discussion to community involvement
Posted by: Leah Rosin
LinuxCon 2009 wrapped up on Wednesday evening with an Intel-sponsored party at McCormick and Schmick's in Portland, Ore. This...
LinuxCon 2009 wrapped up on Wednesday evening with an Intel-sponsored party at McCormick and Schmick's in Portland, Ore. This...
I've been in Portland, Ore., this week attending the inaugural LinuxCon, hosted by the Linux Foundation. The event was a bigger draw than the organizers had anticipated, with about 600 attendees registered, making the WiFi in the...
This post was contributed by Pam Derringer. Some came to network. Others to learn. And one came to pick up a prize. My very unscientific sampling of conference-goers turned up a mix of reasons that motivated people to attend the recent Red Hat Summit, which equaled...
This post was contributed by Pam Derringer. Red Hat pulled off quite a coup with its annual Summit, equaling or slightly topping last year’s 1,200 attendees despite the slow economy, and the conflict with VMworld. Not to mention the disadvantage of running right up to Labor Day...
To pay homage to the many schoolchildren around the country in the process of relaying what they did on their summer vacation, I thought I’d share what I did last week at the Red Hat Summit with you.
To start with, you can watch most of the