IRC keynote announcement party - Tonight at 8:00PM EST
Submitted by moose on Tue, 2009-06-30 18:13. Announcements
Celebrate the announcement of our keynotes: Shawn Powers and Dr. M. Douglas McIlroy with special guest Dr. Peter H. Salus. Join us tonight at irc.oftc.net port 6667 on channel #ohiolinux. Everyone is welcome to discuss what 40 years of UNIX means to you.
Registration is Open for the Ohio LinuxFest 2009
Submitted by mike on Tue, 2009-06-09 15:17. Announcements
Registration is now open for the Ohio LinuxFest 2009. Please register online at http://www.ohiolinux.org/register
The Ohio LinuxFest is an annual conference and expo for the Free and Open Source Software community. Hosting authoritative speakers, the Ohio LinuxFest welcomes Free Software and Open Source Software professionals and enthusiasts.
Call for Speakers for OLF 2009: DEADLINE 07/08
We want to hear what you have to say.
Submit your idea for a talk here. Deadline: 07/08/2009.
Book your room early!
Submitted by bethlynn on Sat, 2009-04-18 21:23. Announcements
The Ohio LinuxFest is proud to announce that the Hyatt Regency Columbus will be our official hotel of the Ohio LinuxFest. Book today. Guest rooms for 1-4 people are available for the entire weekend of September 25-27.
Email sponsorship@ohiolinux.org
Submitted by bethlynn on Tue, 2009-02-24 23:03. In the News
The good news is that 100's of Ohio LinuxFest fliers were distributed at SCALE.
The bad news is that the email address listed on said flier for sponsorship interest was listed as sponsor@ohiolinux - which used to bounce. Now we have sponsor and sponsorship going to the same place.
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You are allowed to do that?
Submitted by mike on Thu, 2008-10-16 13:48. Announcements
FOSSwire has in interesting recap of the Ohio LinuxFest.
A lot of people who had never even heard of Linux made their way through the booths. We saw plenty of people stop by to ask what we were showing, and were awed at the fact that everything displayed on the screens there was entirely free. I was even questioned if the entire conference was illegal since anyone is able to copy and distribute Linux. That was an honest question, too; they didn’t know that open-source software could be given out in that manner.