LinuxWorld: Free Exhibit Hall Pass or 20% Off Conference Pricing
LinuxWorld Conference & Expo is next week at the Moscone Center in San Franciso, California.
Stop by the Linux Pro booth, #1144, and pick up a free copy of the magazine. Register online with priority code VPL752 to receive a free exhibit hall pass or 20% off conference pricing:
Free Exhibit Hall Pass (A $50 Value)
• 3 Days of Exhibit Hall Access
• Over 175 Exhibitors
• Priority Seating at Keynote & Feature Presentations
• Access to Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions
• Special VIP Check-In Counter
20% off Conference Programs
• 10 Conference Tracks featuring 100+ Technical
Sessions, Tutorials and Hands-On Labs
• The Mobile Linux Conference
• Executive Summit
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