2002.05_Ukuug Developers Conference.pdf

COMMUNITY

UKUUG LINUX

Bristol: 5-7 July 2002

DEVELOPERS’

CONFERENCE

There’s something for

everyone at this

year’s Linux

Developers’

Conference, where

experts and newbies

alike get to mingle

with the leading

lights of Linux

development

this July at the University of Bristol. Prior to

the full conference on the 5-7 July, a one-day

tutorial runs on 4 July. This year’s event starts with

a tutorial on how to write shared libraries by Ulrich

Drepper, who is the glibc maintainer at Red Hat.

This is followed by a tutorial on the Linux Terminal

Server Project by Jim McQuillan, the project’s

founder.

The conference itself starts proper on the Friday

afternoon but a CUPS and KDEPrint workshop will

also be run in the morning. The main presentations

will then run through until about 2pm on Sunday,

7 July.

The delegate fee includes all presentations,

tea/coffee breaks and a sandwich lunch on the

Saturday. There will be informal discussions on all three

days. A conference banquet is also planned for the

Saturday evening on the floating restaurant “Shoots”.

At the time of going to press the talks were

correct, but please check the Web site at

http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2002/ for

confirmation and bookings.

EARLYBIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 31 MAY

Speakers

Talks

Speakers

Talks

David Axmark

MySQL

Simon Myers

Using RT to track bugs,

ideas and life

Mike Banahan

Linux Terminal Server Project

Ruediger Berlich

GRID computing

Kurt Pfeifle

KDEPrint

Marcus Brinkmann

The GNU Hurd

Mark Probst

MathMap image

manipulation language

Stephen Coast

LEGO programming

Aaron Crane

Using PHP in large Web sites

Stephen Richter

Zope 3

Ulrich Drepper

glibc2.3

Alistair Riddoch

Technologies for multiplayer

Craig Duffy

10 things to do with a dead

PC in Bristol

& James Turner

games

Julian Seward

Valgrind – memory

debugger

Nigel Edwards

Securing Linux servers

Philip Hazel

Exim 4

Sander Striker

Subversion – a CVS

replacement

Christoph Hellwig

ABI: support for Non-mative

applications

David Sugar

Free telephony and GNU

Bayonne

Josh Howlett

University of Bristol’s

Nomadic network

David Sugar

DotGNU and you

Dave Jones

Buried alive in patches – 2.5

kernel

Bo Thorsen

Linux on AMD’s x86 – 64

architecture

Luke Leighton

FreeDCE

Marcelo Tosatti

and others

Gervase Markham

Bugzilla

Panel discussion – kernel

Michael Meeks

GNOME 2.0

Wookey

Embedded systems the easy

way

Richard J Moore

RAS round up from IBM

Technology Centre

LINUX MAGAZINE

Issue 20 • 2002

T he fifth annual Linux conference is to be held

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