Linux and FOSS Events (DevConf.cz, SCaLE 14x, I love Free Software Day, LCA, Open Networking Summit)
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DevConf.cz, Brno, Czech Republic
DevConf.cz (Developer Conference) is a free annual conference for all Linux and JBoss Community Developers, Admins and Linux users organized by Red Hat Czech Republic in cooperation with the Fedora and JBoss communities.
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Highlights of SCaLE 14x
2016 started off with a bang. Linux dominated CES, where many Linux-based products were showcased. The first month of the year also brought us one of the largest community-driven open source events of North America -- the Southern California Linux Expo, aka SCaLE.
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I love Free Software Day 2016
In the Free Software society we exchange a lot of criticism. We write bug reports, tell others how they can improve the software, ask them for new features, and generally are not shy about criticising others. There is nothing wrong about that. It helps us to constantly improve. But sometimes we forget to show the hardworking people behind the software our appreciation. We should not underestimate the power of a simple "thank you" to motivate Free Software contributors in their important work for society. The 14th of February (a Sunday this year) is the ideal day to do that.
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Linux Conference brings 560 delegates to Geelong, prompting calls for convention centre
TECH experts from big guns including Google, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Intel are among almost 600 delegates from 22 countries in Geelong for a major conference.
But organisers say the event could be even bigger if the city had a purpose-built convention centre.
The Linux Conference, which began on Monday and winds up on Friday, focuses on free and open source technologies and is the biggest of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region.
Conference second-in-command Kathy Reid said the event would provide “technically in-depth” talks from world experts.
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Open Networking Summit Will Highlight Enterprise Open Source SDN
Making software-defined networking (SDN) scalable, deploying SDN-friendly containers, SDN's role in IoT and lots more are on the list of topics that speakers will explore at next month's Open Networking Summit, which promotes open source SDN technologies.
The summit, sponsored by the Linux Foundation, will take place in Santa Clara from March 14-17. The Linux Foundation on Tuesday released the first list of speakers and topics. The complete program will be available next week.
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