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08.05.2008 LinuxTag expands international conference programme once again
Berlin, 6 May 2008 – When LinuxTag (www.linuxtag.org) takes place on the Berlin Exhibition Grounds from 28 to 31 May the number of individual events with lectures by international speakers will have risen to over 240. The keynote speakers expected to attend include Aaron Seigo (Chairman KDE e. V.), David Miller (maintainer of the networking code in the Linux kernel, Red Hat), Nat Friedman (co-founder of GNOME, Novell), Dirk Hohndel (Linux Evangelist, Intel) and Ian Murdock (co-founder of Debian...
11.04.2008 LinuxTag needs your help
Like last year we need "helping hands" for the big and small Items at the LinuxTag Event.Now we have installed a public wiki, which is avaible via wiki.linuxtag.net. There you can find the section "crew:LinuxTag_Helfer" with some information how you can help us.If you have any questions or want to spend your manpower, Please contact us and send a mail to helferorga[at]linuxtag.org.You can subscribe our mailing list https://mythos.linuxtag.org/wws/subscribe/helferWe would be pleased if you want...
27.03.2008 Vice-Chancellor Steinmeier to be Patron of LinuxTag 2008
Vice-chancellor and Foreign Minister Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier has agreed to act as patron of LinuxTag 2008. Steinmeier's support for Open Source Software and Linux emphasises the importance of this technology to industry as a motor of innovation in Germany, and to medium-sized enterprises in Germany and Europe, which are especially competitive on the global market. This is yet another reason why, under Steinmeier's leadership, the German foreign ministry's IT strategy has consistently...
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