LinuxCon Europe CFP Ends July 8
The Linux Foundation's first LinuxCon Europe, co-located with the Kernel Summit, will be held October 26-28 in Prague, Czech Republic. LinuxCon Europe and the Embedded Linux Conference call for participation ends next week.
Suggested CFP topics include Linux on mobile devices, open source compliance, cloud computing, optimization of Linux in enterprise environments, security for sys admins, and filesystems. See the Call for Participation page for additional suggestions and details for submitting proposals.
Registration for LinuxCon North America, which will be held August 17-19 in Vancouver, is now open. Save US$100 if you register before July 9.
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