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	Linux Kongress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Linux Kongress is an annual two-day conference of Linux developers from around the world.
		The official language of the Kongress is English.
		In 1999, the Kongress cooperated with the Storage Mangement Workshop.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Linux_Kongress (197 words)

	The Linux Documentation Project Links: Media Coverage
		Linux and Decentralized Development, a paper about the decentralized nature of the Linux community.
		Linux Log: Text Menus Eliminate a Major Objection to Linux, an article in the March issue of Troubleshooting Professional Magazine.
		The Linux conference at exponet 99, February 11, 1999, in Vienna, Austria.
	www.tldp.org /links/media.html (1329 words)

	ATM on Linux: Documents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		ATM on Linux will be presented at the 4th International Linux Kongress 1997 in Würzburg.
		Last year, a general overview of ATM on Linux was given at the 3rd International Linux Kongress 1996.
		A description of the internal signaling protocol used between the Linux kernel and the ATM signaling demon is in
	lrcwww.epfl.ch /linux-atm/doc.html (197 words)

	Upcoming Events \| Linux Journal
		The 3rd International Linux Kongress will be held May 23 and 24, 1996 at the Haus am Koellnischen Park in Berlin (Tagungszentrum Berlin Mitte).
		The main focus of the forthcoming conference is on current developments of Linux and its various components.
		However, since Linux has become a well-established and widespread system, the development of applications and usage in commercial environments---even for mission critical purposes---is another major conference topic.
	www.linuxjournal.com /article/92 (403 words)

	I.1. Links to Documentation
		Linux has been adopted widely as a platform on which to build network security devices as a result of its feature set.
		The Linux Documentation Project keeps a clear and up to date reference on IP masquerading which thoroughly covers the issues involved with masquerading.
		The Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control website is the first place to go for any traffic control (and advanced routing) documentation.
	linux-ip.net /html/links-doc.html (1837 words)

	Linux.com - German Howto: English Part (Englischer Teil)
		Linux is developed by a world wide community of hackers on the internet.
		Luckily Linux is so widespread, that national markets have already become a target for Linux distributions.
		The Linux German Howto is part of the LDP and thus available like all other Howtos.
	www.linux.com /howtos/German-HOWTO-2.shtml (1745 words)

	ATM on Linux: Miscellaneous material
		The slides of the "ATM on Linux" presentation at the 2nd "Linux/Internet Kongress" (May 11/12 1995 in Berlin) are available for direct viewing, as (x)fig source, and in PostScript.
		The slides shown at the 3rd International Linux Kongress 1996 are available in PostScript form.
		If you want to know more about Linux in general, then this overview might be interesting for you.
	lrcwww.epfl.ch /linux-atm/misc.html (331 words)

	LWN: Highlights from Linux Kongress
		As a technical Linux event Linux Kongress is smaller in scale than the Ottawa Linux Symposium and linux.conf.au.
		The testing theme continued with Poornima Bangalore, whose presentation was on the topic of "Best Practices in Linux Kernel Testing." Her talk detailed many of the key differences between traditional and open source testing.
		In the talk "Linux as a Hypervisor," Jeff Dike discussed the evolution of the hypervisor support in the Linux kernel and how capabilities such as ptrace, AIO and O_DIRECT make a difference to virtual machines.
	lwn.net /Articles/200846 (666 words)

	FOSS.IN - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the successor of the FOSS conferences known as Linux Bangalore, and is one of the largest annual FOSS events in Asia.
		Linux Bangalore was India's premiere Free and Open Source Software event, held annually in Bangalore, India.
		Unlike commercial "Linux" events, Linux Bangalore is a community driven event, conceived, planned and built by the free and open source community of India, and facilitated by the Bangalore Linux User Group.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Linux_Bangalore (788 words)

	2001 Linux Symposium: bird of a feather sessions
		The Linux HA working group session's main focus this year will be to work on defining a path to an Open Clustering Framework which will allow us to overcome these difficulties.
		A proposal would be that we create an active discussion on the linux-cluster mailing list and that we adopt the RFC model for papers, ideas, proposals and of course API and protocol definitions and form a permanent working group.
		Four months after OLS at Linux Kongress 2001 in Enschede/Netherlands, we have the opportunity to meet again for a 3 day working group session and discuss our findings in detail.
	www.linuxsymposium.org /2001/bofs.php (832 words)

	CFP: Linux Kongress 2001 Clustering Workshop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The purpose of this meeting is to form a permanent working group on an Open Clustering Framework, define its charter and outline the roadmap for future work.
		The agenda for this meeting is: - Overview of proposed working group - Discussion of its charter - Presentation of current efforts - Discussion of initial roadmap - Work on roadmap items Interesting papers concerning current clustering efforts are invited, to allow for an overview of currently available solutions and open issues.
		On Wednesday morning, we will conclude the meeting with a panel session on: "Clustering Efforts for Linux - Present and Future" After this, the main Linux Kongress 2001 will start and you are of course invited to stay or present a paper in the main tracks.
	lwn.net /2001/1011/a/lkcluster.php3 (387 words)

	News Bytes #24
		The 5th International Linux Kongress 1998 will be held from June 3 to June 5 at the University of Cologne (Köln).
		GUI dialog editor, all developed on Linux X11R6 available at: http://qtez.commkey.net/ All distributes of QtEZ include: documentation, a set of tutorials, and many demonstration programs to illustrate features in the environment.
		LinuxThreads is a thread library for Linux implementing the POSIX 1003.1c API and based on the "one thread = one process" model.
	linuxgazette.net /issue24/lg_bytes24.html (1620 words)

	Linux-Kongress 2002: Call for Papers
		Linux-Kongress 2002 has announced a Call for Papers for the 9th International Linux System Technology Conference to be held September 4-6, 2002 in Cologne, Germany, as well as the overall schedule of the event itself.
		It follows the tradition of the Linux-Kongress series, which has evolved into the most important meeting for Linux experts and developers in Europe.
		Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/NS9516899947.html (325 words)

	The Linux Documentation Project Homepage
		The Linux Programmer's Guide, version 0.4 by B. Scott Burkett, Sven Goldt, John D. Harper, Sven van der Meer and Matt Welsh, is available in HTML via HTTP or via FTP and in *PostScript.
		Also available are the Linux HOWTO and mini-HOWTO documents, which are detailed documents on specific subjects.
		The latest Linux man Pages for sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 9 are available here (with some translations), or check out Andries E. Brouwer's page for the latest information.
	linux4u.jinr.ru /usoft/WWW/sunsite_unc.edu/LDP (1147 words)

	Winfried Trümpers private activities on the internet
		Linux is a meta project, which was born around 1991.
		Unlike the BSD variants or the GNU project, which existed even before Linux, the Linux movement is not about a specific distribution, the right license model or best operating system (FreeBSD, The Hurd, etc).
		It is important to understand that being a meta project, Linux must have conceptually higher goals than just developing or enforcing the best licensing model or the best technical strategy.
	wt.xpilot.org (1197 words)

	The latest news & announcements about Linux based embedded applications ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		When Linux NetworX announced a new appliance-like device that is used for managing rack-mounted Linux clusters, called the ICE Box, LinuxDevices.com naturally wanted to crack open the ICE Box's door to find out what's inside.
		Now that the Zaurus Linux based PDA from Sharp is shipping, we've added to our growing stable of applications for the device with two new offerings:
		Seiler explains why Linux is rapidly becoming the OS of choice in the telecommunications equipment industry, and
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/200204151548NS8202155986.html (1363 words)

	ATM on Linux: Documentation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		ATM on Linux was presented at the 4th International Linux Kongress 1997 in Würzburg.
		For the congress, there was a paper on the status of ATM on Linux.
		A general overview of ATM on Linux was given at the 3rd International Linux Kongress 1996.
	linux-atm.sourceforge.net /doc.php (172 words)

	Linux Storage Management Workshop (Darmstadt) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A key enabler for Linux in the enterprise is storage management software (SMS), including journaled file systems, logical volume managers, RAID software, backup and recovery utilities, and storage networking infrastructure.
		We believe that SMS in Linux is evolving very rapidly, and that Linux limitations in this area are being addressed.
		Leading users are exploiting Linux for managing large storage systems, and their experience will help lead the way to future improvements.
	linux.msede.com /lsmws (679 words)

	[arch] Event \| Linux Kongress 2005 - International Linux System Technology Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This year the Linux Kongress will be in Hamburg (hosted by the University Hamburg) from 10.11.2005 - 10.14.2005.
		It would be a great chance for Arch Linux to establish itself in Europe and a lot of fun :).
		They say nothing about accommodations, but I'm sure there will be something similar as on the Linux Tag.
	www.archlinux.org /pipermail/arch/2005-May/004526.html (203 words)

	LVS Documentation
		The article "Linux Virtual Server Clusters: Build highly-scalable and highly-available network services at low cost" written by Wensong Zhang and Wenzhuo Zhang appeared in the November 2003 issue of Linux Magazine.
		The presentation of "Linux Virtual Server: Linux Server Clusters for Scalable Network Services" (ppt, 534K) was given at Free Software Symposium 2002, Tokyo, Japan.
		Patrick O'Rourke and Mike Keefe at Mission Critical Linux evaluated the performance of LVS, the report in compressed postscipt is available here.
	www.linuxvirtualserver.org /Documents.html (533 words)

	Debian -- News -- Debian Project at International Linux Kongress
		The Debian Project has been invited to attend the upcoming International Linux Kongress.
		International Linux Kongress is Europe's one and only developer congress targetting the Linux community.
		Linux core development (including kernel, drivers and libraries) have always been famous topics at Linux Kongress.
	www.debian.org /News/2001/20011124 (264 words)

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		In part five of his series on porting the Linux compatibility layer to NetBSD's PPC platform, Emmanuel Dreyfus looks at Linux emulation fixes needed to have a fully functional Linux gdb.
		The consumer version of G.Mate's all-Linux YOPY PDA may be one of the most anticipated technology events since the delivery of Netscape 6.
		"The Cathedral and The Bazaar" was originally presented at the Linux Kongress in May 1997.
	www.linuxdevcenter.com /topics/linux/programming (2234 words)

	[kaffe] Linux Kongress 2003 in Saarbruecken, Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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		I hope we can use this Kongress as > an oppportunity to present the current state of free java > implementations to a broader audience.
	www.kaffe.org /pipermail/kaffe/2003-July/094899.html (262 words)

	Linux Kongress 2005 Linux Business Days Exhibition 2005
		Linux Kongress 2005 Linux Business Days Exhibition 2005
		As an additional event on Thursday and Friday from 9am through 6pm the Linux Business Days Exhibition is taking place in the foyer of the main building of the University of Hamburg, Edmund Siemers Allee 1,20146 Hamburg.
		Technical consulting firms from Hamburg and northern parts of Germany are demonstrating the capability, effectiveness and are giving an overview over the product and support offerings for the business.
	www.free-it.org /linux-kongress-2005_business-exhibition.html (196 words)

	[kaffe] Re: Linux Kongress 2003 in Saarbruecken, Germany
		Dalibor Topic wrote on Mon, 14 Jul 2003 21:05:33 +0200: >Mark Wielaard has already said that I'd like the next free software java >develeper meeting to be in Saarbruecken, which hosts the Linux Kongress >from October 14 to October 16, 2003.
		I hope we can use this Kongress as >an oppportunity to present the current state of free java >implementations to a broader audience.
		The talk thus concludes by showing how volunteers can contribute to GNU Classpath, and in which areas help would be most appreciated.
	www.kaffe.org /pipermail/kaffe/2003-July/094920.html (516 words)

	SGI - Developer Central Open Source \| XFS
		At the Ottawa Linux Symposium (July 2006), Dave Chinner presented a paper on filesystem scalability in Linux 2.6 kernels:
		At the Ottawa Linux Symposium, an updated presentation on porting XFS to Linux was given:
		At the 6th Linux Kongress and the Linux Storage Management Workshop (LSMW) in Germany in September, 1999, SGI had a few presentations including the following:
	linux-xfs.sgi.com /projects/xfs/publications.html (254 words)

	BSD News
		The 13th International Linux System Technology Conference AKA Linux-Kongress took place the past few days, September 5-8, 2006 at the Georg-Simon-Ohm-Fachhochschule in Nürnberg, Germany.
		On thursday the booth was ran by my girlfriend Kathrin and me, on friday I had some occasional help fom Kvedulv fom the Munic BSE group.
		When there are problems with distribution X, people are more likely to switch to distribution Y. 1 person asking about the future of the NetBSD project and if it's really going to be cancelled.
	bsdnews.com /view_story.php3?story_id=6009 (374 words)

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		Federico Biancuzzi recently interviewed rms about his views on freedom, the GNU project, and the Linux kernel and GNU/Linux distributions.
		Dave retired from the Linux news scene, but he's returned now with a new site and fresh ideas.
		Linux and open source software are entering mainstream business practices.
	www.linuxdevcenter.com /topics/linux/community (897 words)

	Linux.Conf.Au 2004 \| Adelaide \| South AUSTRALIA \| Jan 12-17, 2004
		Linux.Conf.Au is Australia's national Linux conference - it will be held at The University Of Adelaide, from Monday January 12 to Saturday January 17, 2004.
		Dan Shearer with his paper on Linux and Simulated Systems.
		All material on this page is Copyright © "Linux Australia" unless otherwise noted.
	www.linux.org.au /conf/2004 (715 words)

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