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Southern California Linux Expo Calls For Papers
Posted by Ilan Rabinovitch, Monday November 01 2004 @ 04:00AM EST

Southern CAlifornia Linux Exposition (SCALE 3X) 2005.

The USC, Simi/Conejo, and UCLA Linux User Groups are proud to present the third annual Southern California Linux Expo scheduled for February 12-13th, 2005 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The Southern California Linux Expo will bring together Linux and Open Source Software companies, developers, and users.

The conference is being held by Linux user groups from the local area: the USCLUG, SCLUG, and UCLALUG. Building on the tremendous success of last two years' SCALE, the three LUGs will continue to promote Linux and the Open Source Software community.

We invite you to share your work on Linux and Open Source projects with the rest of the community.

Presentations can be in the form of speeches, tutorials, or demonstrations. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Linux for embedded systems Iptables Mysql Multimedia in Linux Wireless tools in Linux Linux Games New kernel enhancements Samba GIMP Administration techniques for specific distributions Network monitoring Custom Configurations Beginners' topics

Presentations are allotted time in increments of 30 minutes up to 2 hours. For speeches, please submit your paper along with a description of the speech format and intended audience. For tutorials and demonstrations, please submit your proposal and let us know of any special needs such as audio/video equipment.

All proposals are to be sent to kapadia@socallinuxexpo.com. The deadline for submissions has been extended to Sunday, December 6th at midnight. Further details for the last two years expo can be found at http://www.socallinuxexpo.com.

Thanks and Regards SoCAlLinuxExpo CFP Committee.

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