Texas Linux Fest

April 10, 2010
Austin, TX
USA
Texas Linux Fest is the first state-wide, community-run conference for Linux and open source software users and enthusiasts from around the Lone Star State. Much like SCALE in Los Angeles, Ohio Linux Fest in Columbus, and Linux Fest Northwest -- and an ever-growing list of successful regional shows -- Texas Linux Fest is a weekend event geared towards individual users, rather than an expensive multi-workday expo that might cater primarily to sponsored attendees. Whether you use free software and Linux at home, in your place of business, in your school or non-profit, or you are simply curious, Texas Linux Fest offers something for you. We hope you'll join us for our inaugural conference in Austin on April 10, and meet fellow Linux users and developers from around the state. The team organizing Texas Linux Fest chose Austin as our host city both because of its strong high-tech community support, and because its central location in the state makes it an easy drive for more than eighty percent of Texans. Linux User Groups (LUGs) and software development groups from across Texas are helping us to organize and plan this event, as are members of the open source business community. If you would like to learn more, or just stay in touch, please visit the Participate page to see how you can help. If your company is interested in being part of Texas Linux Fest, please visit the Sponsorship page and get in touch with us. Things are moving quickly. Check back soon for more details on the venue and the official call for presentations!

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