I am quite excited, but I am not sure if I would be able to attend the conference at Bangalore, because to attend the conference I would need to take a leave from work. I really hope they would make the slides of the talks, and their videos available online.
Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Linux Bangalore 2004
The first list of talks in Linux Bangalore 2004 has been published. They have published a long list of around 73 short-listed talks, which would be screened and a final list of talks will be drawn. Well, the talks that most interest me are the following:
Being a geek by Philip Tellis
Creating dynamic web applications using Rails by Avik Sengupta
BEAGLE - Intelligent Desktop Search Framework by Krishnan R and Varadhan Veerapuram
Parrot: Some Assembly Required by Gopal Vijayaraghavan
KDE4: Beyond Hierarchical Data - The Desktop as a Searchable Web of Context
"Tales from the Dark Side of the Moon": what it actually takes to successfully deploy and maintain open source software by Andrew Cowie
Open Source Business Models by Atul Chitnis
I am quite excited, but I am not sure if I would be able to attend the conference at Bangalore, because to attend the conference I would need to take a leave from work. I really hope they would make the slides of the talks, and their videos available online.
I am quite excited, but I am not sure if I would be able to attend the conference at Bangalore, because to attend the conference I would need to take a leave from work. I really hope they would make the slides of the talks, and their videos available online.
