[Southeast] Re: [ILUG] Irish Open Source Technology Conference 2008

[Frank Duignan]

How about using open source tools to develop on embedded systems (and all
the work that needs to be done in this space...)
f.

On 28/03/2008, Laura Czajkowski <laura at lczajkowski.com> wrote:
>
> I've been asked to lend a hand in this years Irish Open Source Technology
> Conference 2008. There are a few of us on the committee who belong to
> differnt groups/communities. (Python, Java, Open Ireland are taking part
> in
> this)
>
> I'm here asking for members of ILUG for topics that you'd like to hear
> about, I've enclosed some below that folks have mentioned from last nights
> PotD and also via twitter.
>
> If you have any suggestions please reply back or if you are interested in
> giving a talk mail me off list.
>
> Details of the event are here, they are basic at the moment but there is a
> site in progress being set up.
> http://www.irishdev.com/EventDetails.aspx?id=981
>
> •       Data Recovery
> •       Emacs V Vi
> •       The Role of Apache in Modern society
> •       The Pros and Cons of the GPL compared to the BSD licence
> •       Thought ware
> •       A basic introduction to the differences between sneaker net and
> fibre
> optic
> •       Business intelligence
> •       Hardware
> •       Cryptography
> •       "Open Source for my business"
> •       CPU Optimised firewalls
> •       Project Management as a social networking exercise
> •       OSS for non geeks i.e. Firefox, Thunderbird, Openoffice / OSS in
> an office
>
> •       OSS alternatives to commercial apps
> •       OSS demystified
> •       The GPL in ENGLISH
> •       Linux kernel developer talking about their processes
>
> Laura
> --
> I don't look for trouble it finds me
> http://www.lczajkowski.com
>
>
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