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Apr 17, 2008  By Mark Irgang

Two notable shows that are coming up are LinuxFest Northwest on April 26th and 27th as well as Where 2.0 on May 12th to 14th.

I have heard positive feedback from our Linux Journal subscribers who have attended these shows in previous years. LinuxFest Northwest continues to pick up momentum and is a favorite among northwesterners.

Do not forget to visit our Linux Industry Events page.

If you know of a show that is not listed or want have a show added, please send an e-mail with the event name, date, location, and URL to Mark Irgang at: mark@linuxjournal.com.

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Mark Irgang is Associate Publisher at Linux Journal

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