Linux Foundation launches end-user conference

  2008-10-02 12:00:02
The Linux Foundation (LF) announced a"LinuxCon" conference that will be open to end-users. Set for September 2009 in Portland, Ore., LinuxCon will co-locate with the annual Linux Plumbers Conference (LPC), says the group. The LinuxCon announcement follows up on The LF's first end-user event, which is scheduled to take place on October 13-14 in New York City. This Linux Foundation End User Collaboration Summit offers an opportunity for"sophisticated" end users to"learn and interact with leaders from within the Linux community, including the highest level maintainers and developers," said the non-profit organization. 
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