2002.06_Ukuug Annual Conference in Bristol.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

Once again, a wide cross-section of the Linux

development community will gather at

the start of July for the UKUUG’s fifth

summer technical conference. Due to

the generous sponsorship from IBM and

AMD the conference and tutorial

registration fees are again low. The

conference moves about the UK from

year to year and in 2002 it is the

turn of Bristol, the home of

Brunel’s magnificent suspension

bridge.

Speakers will travel from nine

countries around the globe

to present their work and

form the event’s largest

programme to-date. The

conference begins on Thursday 4 July with tutorials

on shared libraries, given by Ulrich Drepper, the

glibc maintainer, and the Linux Terminal Server

Project, given by the project’s founder, Jim

McQuillan.

After a Linux printing workshop on Friday

morning (CUPS/KDEPrint), the conference

proper begins at lunchtime and runs through

to Sunday lunchtime. The delegate fee

includes all presentations, tea/coffee beaks

and a sandwich lunch on the Saturday.

There will be informal discussions on all

three days.

Please check the Web site at

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

linux2002/ for confirmation and

bookings.

Programme highlights

Speakers

Talks

Speakers

Talks

David Axmark

MySQL

Stephan Richter

Zope 3.0

Marcus Brinkmann

The Hurd

Alistair Riddoch

WorldForge

Stephen Coast

Lego programming

Julian Seward

Valgrind

Ulrich Drepper

glibc2.3

Sander Striker

Subversion

Phil Hazel

Exim 4

David Sugar

DotGNU

Christoph Helwig

Linux-ABI

David Sugar

Free Telephony

Luke Leighton

FreeDCE

Bo Thorsen

Linux on AMD’s Hammer

architecture

Gerv Markham

Bugzilla

Michael Meeks

GNOME 2.0

Marcelo Tosatti

The Linux Kernel

Simon Myers

(2.4 maintainer)

Wookey

Mark Probst

Dynamic Binary Translation

Emdebsys

Mark Probst

MathMap

And also: Securing Linux Servers; Wireless

Networking; Grid Computing; LTSP; PHP; Linux in

Undergraduate Teaching; Reliability, Availability &

Serviceability and, if we’re lucky, a chance to examine

IBM’s Linux Wristwatch and maybe even Sony’s Linux

(For PlayStation 2)!

LINUX MAGAZINE

Issue 21 • 2002

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