LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

by Richard Vernon

This year's LinuxWorld New York, while not sporting an unusually high number of vendors, was very high in attendees. The overall attitude was very positive, especially in comparison with recent Linux trade shows. Most exhibitors are reporting a higher-than-usual number of referrals and general interest. Everywhere is the evidence of the maturation of the penguin OS.

Our own Linux Journal booth was pretty bustling as well, but we were able to snatch a few moments to get around the floor to do some visual reporting.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

COBOL gurus Acucorps discussing their new thin client.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Martin Seto, LJ Advertising Account Manager

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Sharp's Zaurus attracts more attention than the geek dunk booth.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Linux Journal contributing author Richard Ferri

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

The Old English saga expert Donald Becker.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

HP showing off the graphics abilities of their new Xeon-based workstation--the X4000

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

The "Best Embedded Linux Solution Finalist" plaque and blue ribbon awarded to MontaVista

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Attendees relieve some of their proprietary-software-induced frustration with the help of fuseball, compliments of LinuxWorld Expo.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

IBM banner hanging from ceiling, reads "Linux is Real Business".

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

LinuxWorld welcomes both geeks and suits.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Rae Internet poses for the camera.

LinuxWorld New York Pictorial

Equinox's Steve Levin lectures LJ staff on the dangers of going outside without our coats.

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