Linux.conf.au lineup ready to go
The organising committee for Linux.conf.au (LCA) have finalised the program for the conference to be held at the University of Tasmania's Sandy Bay campus from January 19-24.
Co-organiser Ben Powell said the technical committee had whittled down over 200 submissions to 75 presentations and tutorials, and 11 mini-confs.
“It was amazingly hard. Initially when I was looking through the submissions I felt like a kid in a candy store. One thing that really surprised me was the breadth of submissions that were sent in - everything from business oriented ones all the way through to the hardcore technical stuff,” he said.
According to Powell, the presentations will cover typical Linux.conf.au topics like kernel development, hardware hacking, robotics, gaming, Linux in the enterprise, multimedia and topical happenings in the open source world.
“I think we’ve managed to capture most of the stuff going on in the open source community at the moment."
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