UKUUG - Linux '99 Conference
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UKUUG - Linux '99 Conference |
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| Martin Houston | Welcome and Introduction on both days |
| John Adams | From Qube to Android Mapping out the territory that free source software will take on it's way to dominance. |
| Malcolm Beattie | Design
and implementation of a large scalable mail server. Based on his experience at the Oxford University Computing Services. |
| Alan Cox | Linux Support
for the I20 Architecture Alan Cox, talks about Linux support for this new interface for high performance I/O systems. |
| Philip Hazel | Exim
- the Executive Summary. The author tells us a little bit about how this popular replacement for sendmail works. |
| Ian Jackson | Possibly about working on large projects. From his time spent working on the Debian project. |
| Russell King | The History of ARM Linux In this talk one of the people involved in porting ARM Linux to many platforms describes it's developement. | Luke Leighton | SAMBA:
NT Domains for Unix . | Michael Meeks | Hacking at your GNOME! A member of the GNOME office developmet team introduces GNOME, and how to make it work for you. | Peter Polkinghorne | Samba:
applied in the large Peter Polkinghorne works in the Computing Service at Brunel University, using Samba to provide network file service to an increasing horde of NT clients | Dick Porter | ORBit, A High-Performance CORBA ORB Dick explains why CORBA is both useful and effective. |
| James Troup | The Debian Build Daemon This is a project which we wrote as part of the Debian m68k port, but is now used on 4 architectures' Debian ports. |
| Stephen Tweedie | Enterprise Filesystems and Ext3 Ext3, the filesystem it is hoped will replace Ext2 as the standard filesystem for linux systems. |
| SMP Linux multi processor support. | |
| Steve Whitehouse | DECnet - How to Implement a New Network Protocol The Linux DECnet project is producing a suite of tools to allow connection of VAX/VMS and similar systems to Linux. |
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