openSUSE Conference 2011: Call for Papers
The 2011 openSUSE Conference, which will be held in Nuremberg in September, announced its call for papers. Talk proposals will be accepted until July 11th.
Scheduled for September 11-14 in Germany, the 2011 openSUSE Conference will be co-located with the SUSE Labs event. With 500 expected attendees, this year's event will be held in the Zentrifuge exhibition and event hall. The 2011 event theme is Read, Write, Execute. Find out more about the event and suggested talk topics on the announcement page.
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