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From Issue #185
September 2009

Sep 01, 2009  By Doc Searls
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What's the future of Linux conferences?
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Doc Searls is Senior Editor of Linux Journal

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Submitted by colindean on Thu, 10/08/2009 - 14:31.

The Linuxfests of Ohio and Ontario are pretty cool events. They are among the only events of their kind/topic in the mid-east states (Ohio, PA, Kentucky, Indiana, WV) and in Ontario in Canada.

Ohio Linuxfest was blast this past year in September (2 weeks ago) and Ontario is October 24 in Toronto.

http://www.ohiolinux.org
http://www.onlinux.ca

Shameless plug: For BIOS LEVEL, I recorded several talks at Ohio Linuxfest, including Linux Journal associate editor Shawn Powers' keynote. Check it out at http://www.bioslevel.com.

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