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12-27-2009, 08:54 PM
Texas Linux Fest (http://www.texaslinuxfest.org/) 's first annual Linux and open source software event for Texas and the surrounding region, Texas Linux Fest 2010, scheduled for April 10 at the Monarch Event Center in Austin.
Join in: submit your talk
Share your work with the rest of the community by submitting a talk for this year's event.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
The Linux Kernel
Open Source Programming Languages
Databases
Desktop Linux Distributions
Embedded Linux
Linux in the Server Environment
Network Services and Cloud Computing
Free Software Licensing
Community Management
Open Source Multimedia
Green Computing
Open Source in Government
Linux For Beginners
Open Source For Small Businesses
Open Source Marketing and Evangelism
Open Source in Education
Slots will be available for two lengths of presentations: 45 minutes in length and shorter, 25 minute sessions. Basic technical setup will include an overhead projector and a Linux laptop with PDF and OpenOffice.org presentation software. Special setup needs will be accommodated, simply notify us when sending your proposal.
To submit your talk for consideration, visit http://www.texaslinuxfest.org/callforpapers. For questions or help with the talk submission process, email info@texaslinuxfest.org
Important Dates
December 13: Call For Papers opens
February 15: Deadline for proposals
February 22: Last date for notification of submission acceptance
Join in: submit your talk
Share your work with the rest of the community by submitting a talk for this year's event.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
The Linux Kernel
Open Source Programming Languages
Databases
Desktop Linux Distributions
Embedded Linux
Linux in the Server Environment
Network Services and Cloud Computing
Free Software Licensing
Community Management
Open Source Multimedia
Green Computing
Open Source in Government
Linux For Beginners
Open Source For Small Businesses
Open Source Marketing and Evangelism
Open Source in Education
Slots will be available for two lengths of presentations: 45 minutes in length and shorter, 25 minute sessions. Basic technical setup will include an overhead projector and a Linux laptop with PDF and OpenOffice.org presentation software. Special setup needs will be accommodated, simply notify us when sending your proposal.
To submit your talk for consideration, visit http://www.texaslinuxfest.org/callforpapers. For questions or help with the talk submission process, email info@texaslinuxfest.org
Important Dates
December 13: Call For Papers opens
February 15: Deadline for proposals
February 22: Last date for notification of submission acceptance