linux.conf.au 2011 Report from the 2011 linux.conf.au
Mar 01, 2011Rain or shine, the show goes on!
more »Doghouse: Netiquette Community Notebook: Jon 'maddog' Hall
Mar 01, 2011maddog reflects on the importance of netiquette in daily communication.
more »Community Notebook: Cache Tips for coordinating a killer con
Mar 01, 2011Organizing your first community event? Experts weigh in with seven common mistakes to avoid.
more »Letter from the Editor Nokia abandons ship?
Mar 01, 2011Whatever you might think about Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, one thing is certain: He sure can wield a metaphor.
more »Doghouse: Support Community Notebook
Jan 31, 2011Good computer support requires more than a service contract.
more »Cache Community report: OpenStreetMap, Free Linux Box
Jan 31, 2011OpenStreetMap volunteers map post-earthquake Haiti, and Free Linux Box finds happy homes for donated Linux machines.
more »SuperComputing 2010 Community Notebook
Dec 28, 2010Developers, admins, educators, scientists, engineers, and students met in New Orleans for the annual SuperComputing conference.
more »USENIX LISA '10 Conference Community Notebook
Dec 28, 2010“It’s not the years, honey, it’s the mileage.” – Indiana Jones to Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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