February 2008: Linux Developers to Meet in Peking
Dec 19, 2007The Linux Foundation is hosting a Linux Developer Symposium in Peking February 19 and 20 2008. The event partner is the China OSS Promotion Union (COPU).
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LinuxPark at Cebit 2008: Trends for Corporate and Home Users
Dec 12, 2007Details of the LinuxPark lecture program at Cebit 2008 (March 4 through 9, 2008) are now available. Corporate users can look forward to topics such as Green IT and Software as a Service (SaaS) and home users to talks on Web 2.0 and multimedia applications.
more »OOoCon 2008: Open Office Looking for Venue
Dec 10, 2007The Open Office project is looking for a venue for the OpenOffice.org Conference (OOoCon) 2008. Local organizational teams can apply before the 31 January deadline.
more »Debian Conference 2009 in Spain’s Extremadura
Dec 03, 2007Debconf, the annual Debian Project Conference will be taking place in Spain’s Extremadura region 2009, as Jörg Jaspert announced on the free software project’s mailing list.
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more »Debconf 8 Scheduled for August 2008 in Argentina
Oct 16, 2007The international Debian Developer Conference 2008 will be held in the Argentine cirty of Mar del Plata August 2 through 17.
more »Ballmer Repeats His Demand for License Payments from Red Hat Users
Oct 12, 2007Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has again demanded license payments from Red Hat users.
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