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[News] LinuxCon is Coming is Soon

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Interview with Amanda McPherson of LinuxCon in Portland

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| OK, the fun part: was there a moment when you honestly wondered if you’d be 
| able to pull the conference off? 
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| My mind goes back to the genesis of Linuxcon. The Linux Plumbers Conference 
| community team approached us about starting a bigger and more broad Linux 
| conference, and I thought it was a great idea. There is a need for something 
| technical, fun and community-based (not run by a for profit who is most 
| interested in money). The only time I wondered if we would pull it off was 
| during the presentation on Linuxcon I gave to the board of directors of the 
| Linux Foundation. I did my spiel and then held my breath during a short pause 
| before they responded. Soon enough they all just started asking question and 
| agreed that it was a great idea. Ever since then it’s been smooth sailing.        
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http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/interview_amanda_mcpherson_linuxcon_portland

LinuxCon Program and Event Details Take Shape 

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| If you haven’t registered to attend LinuxCon this year, you should - and make 
| sure to do so before August 15th when the registration fee goes up.  It is 
| only US$399 until then, and you can get an even larger discount if you are: a 
| Linux Foundation Individual Member (30% off), a company sending three or more 
| people (15% off) or attending Linux Plumbers Conference (also 30% off).    
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http://linux.com/news/featured-blogs/175-angela-brown/24715-linuxcon-program-and-event-details-take-shape

Regional Show Highlights Community Strength 

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| As we prepare for the big LinuxCon event in Portland, OR this September 
| 21-23, other notable shows and events are popping up on the radar for the 
| Linux community to attend. One show that gets a big mention for me is the 
| seventh annual Ohio LinuxFest.   
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http://linux.com/news/featured-blogs/168-brian-proffitt/26048-regional-show-highlights-community-strength

There is also a new Linux 2.6.30 rc (independence day).


Recent:

Early Birds: Last Day to Catch the LinuxCon Worm

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| LinuxCon, the Linux Foundation's brand new conference intended to draw "the
| best and brightest...including core developers, administrators, end users,
| community managers and industry experts," is still several months away. What
| isn't several months away, however, is the deadline for Early Bird
| registration — if you want to catch that worm, you'll have to get to running.
|
| The first annual LinuxCon, to be held in Portland, Oregon, will run from
| September 21 - 23, immediately before the second annual Linux Plumber's
| Conference, to be held September 23 - 25. The conference is one of, if not
| the, first Linux Foundation conferences to feature an open invitation to all
| Linux users — most of the foundation's events are by invitation only.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/early-birds-last-day-catch-linuxcon-worm


The Linux Foundation Welcomes mimio To the Fold

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| The Linux Foundation has added another member to the fold. mimio, creator of
| the only interactive teaching platform available for Linux, joined the
| foundation and plans to "use popular tools such as the 'App Checker' to ease
| code development as it makes Linux applications more portable than ever
| before." Having educational software and appliance vendors on the membership
| roster of the Linux Foundation is a terrific way to reinforce that open
| source technology is indeed compatible with the needs of educators and
| learning institutions.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/the-linux-foundation-welcomes-mimio-to-the-fold#buzz


Provider of Interactive Teaching Solutions Joins Linux Foundation

http://linux-foundation.org/weblogs/press/2009/06/09/provider-of-interactive-teaching-solutions-joins-linux-foundation/


LinuxCon promises to bridge developer and business communities

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| As the founder and program chair for the Open Source Business Conference, I
| know what a business conference looks like. And as a regular attendee of the
| excellent O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON), I know what a great
| developer event looks like, too.
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| But this year's inaugural LinuxCon, put on by the business and
| developer-friendly Linux Foundation, is trying to bring the two worlds
| together this September in Portland.
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http://news.cnet.com/8301-13505_3-10249386-16.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=TheOpenRoad


LinuxCon is Taking Shape, With An Impressive Speaker Roster

http://ostatic.com/blog/linuxcon-is-taking-shape-with-an-impressive-speaker-roster
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