Linux conference focuses on desktops
The Linux operating system is expanding from company data centers onto employees’ desktops, one of several trends that a local technology trade show producer will highlight at this year’s LinuxWorld exposition.
The East Coast LinuxWorld Conference & Expo, sponsored by IDG World Expo Corp. of Framingham, will attract somewhere between 5,000 and 7,000 software developers, consultants, academics, end users, venture capitalists, legal constituents and geeks to Boston’s Convention and Exhibition Center tomorrow through Thursday.
They’ll be greeted by 150 exhibitors at the show, which was based in Boston for the first time last year at the Hynes Convention Center after moving from New York. (Tickets are free today at www.linuxworldexpo.com/boston, but $50 starting tomorrow.)
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