UKUUG 2006 Linux Technical Conference


	Linux 2006 Conference and Tutorials Thursday 29th June to Sunday 2nd July University of Sussex, Brighton

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Timetable

All information is subject to change without notice (including speakers, timings and running order).

Thursday, 29th June
09:00-09:30	Tutorial Registration. Coffee.
09:30-11:00	TUTORIAL: Building and Maintaining RPM Packages Jos Vos - X/OS Experts in Open Systems BV	TUTORIAL: MySQL Optimisation Mark Leith - MySQL
11:00-11:30	Coffee
11:30-13:00	*RPM Tutorial continued*	*MySQL Tutorial continued*
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	*RPM Tutorial continued*	TUTORIAL: Using SystemTap and kdump Richard J Moore - IBM
15:30-16:00	Coffee
16:00-17:30	*RPM Tutorial continued*	*SystemTap Tutorial continued*
17:30	End of sessions

Friday, 30th June
09:30-10:00	Conference Registration.
10:00-10:45	Sed: more than just s/foo/bar/ Tethys	The State of Open Source in Higher and Further Education Stuart Yeates - OSS Watch
10:45-11:15	Coffee
11:15-12:00	Virtual Curtains for Privacy Enhancement Torsten Spindler - ETH Zurich	How does OSS stack up? Mark Taylor & Duncan Gibb - Sirius Corporation
12:00-12:45	MySQL Roadmap Mark Leith - MySQL	Desktop Linux Innovation at Novell Ted Haeger - Novell
12:45-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:00	Linux HA v2: One CRM to rule them all Lars Marowsky-Bree - SuSE Labs (Novell)	(Free)NX - Remote Desktop Access - Present and Future Fabian Franz - Knoppix Team
15:00-15:45	The Interactive Europen Grid project (int.eu.grid) Stuart Kenny	SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop: Under the Hood Ted Haeger - Novell
15:45-16:15	Coffee
16:15-17:00	Settling onto decent Python Web Technologies Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton	Taking Xara LX Open Source Alex Bligh
17:00-17:45	Apache at The Register: Building a Large Website from mod_rewrite and mod_include Aaron Crane - The Register	depinit Richard Lightman
18:00	End of sessions
19:30-24:00	Conference Dinner Sponsored by Positive Internet

Saturday, 1st July
09:00-09:30	Conference Registration.
09:30-10:15	What are all these distributions and how should I choose one? Stuart Yeates - OSS Watch	Linux at Home John Pinner - Clockwork Software Systems
10:15-11:00	An introduction to Networking Antony Stone	How Hardware Supported Virtualization in Xen works Mats Petersson - AMD
11:00-11:30	Coffee
11:30-12:15	Advocating Linux Jono Bacon - OpenAdvantage / LUGRadio	Porting uCLinux on a Coldfire processor: Writing Frame Buffer Drivers Craig Duffy & Edwin Langley - Bristol UWE
12:15-13:00	Getting Started with Apache Jim Kissel - OSM Ltd.	Hardware hacking on a budget; the Amstrad E3 Jonathan McDowell
13:00-13:45	Lunch
13:45-14:15	Progress Towards an All-Party Parliamentary Open Source Group Leslie Fletcher
14:15-15:00	An introduction to the politics of Linux Andrew Nicolson - Southampton Institute	A low-cost Linux based graphics cluster for cultural visualisation in virtual environments Aidan Delaney - University of Brighton
15:00-15:45	Securing Linux Nils Magnus	Developing VoIP applications Daniel Pocock
15:45-16:15	Coffee
16:15-17:00	Creating DVD videos on Linux and Unix systems Ben Hutchings	The Linux Error Detection and Correction subsystem (EDAC) Tim Small
17:00-17:45	OpenOffice.org beyond 2.0... Michael Meeks - Novell	Automated Debian Installs for fun and profit Phil Hands
17:45-18:30	Kubuntu Dapper and KDE 4: The GNU/Linux Desktop Jonathan Riddell - Canonical	Flash memories and MTD Subsystem under Linux (TBC) Networking and Internet Software Group - C-DAC, Pune University
18:30	End of sessions

Sunday, 2nd July
09:30-09:45	Conference Registration.
09:45-10:30	State of Play: Free Software, ready or not? Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
10:30-11:15	ROOT and PROOF Ruediger Berlich - Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe
11:15-11:45	Coffee
11:45-12:30	30 million and counting: An insight into a enterprise level open source systems Neil McGovern - Fotopic.net
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:15	OpenStreetMap: The First Year Steve Coast - OpenStreetMap
14:15-15:00	ubuntu 6.06 LTS: Lickable, Triumphant, Suspendible Paul Sladen
15:00-15:45	The new ARM Linux ABI, and making a Debian port for it Wookey
15:45	End of event

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