UKUUG Linux 2003 Conference


	Linux 2003 Conference and Tutorials Thurs 31st July - Sun 3rd August 2003 Edinburgh, Scotland

Timetable

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

Thursday, 31 July
09:00-09:30	Tutorial Registration. Coffee.
09:30-11:00	TUTORIAL: Python for Programmers John Pinner and David Chan - Clockwork Systems	TUTORIAL: Inside the Linux Kernel Stephen Tweedie - Red Hat
11:00-11:30	Coffee
11:30-13:00	*Python Tutorial continued*	*Kernel Tutorial continued*
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-15:30	*Python Tutorial continued*	*Kernel Tutorial continued*
15:30-16:00	Coffee
16:00-17:30	*Python Tutorial continued*	*Kernel Tutorial continued*
17:30	End of sessions

Friday, 1 August
09:30	Conference Registration. Coffee.
10:00-11:00		Migrating Windows Network Printing to Samba and CUPS Kurt Pfeifle - Danka Deutschland, KDE, Linuxprinting.org
11:00-11:45	New Breakthroughs in Linux Supercomputing Andy Fenselau - Silicon Graphics	*Printing continued*
11:45-12:00	Coffee
12:00-12:45	Extreme Linux Programming - A Continuum Jon 'maddog' Hall - Linux International	*Printing continued*
12:45-13:15	Linux@IBM Richard J Moore - IBM	*Printing continued*
13:15-14:00	Lunch Sponsored by IBM
14:00-14:45	IrCOMM2k: Porting Linux IrDA to the Windows Kernel Jan Kiszka - University of Hannover	Core Business Applications for GNU/Linux John Pinner - Clockwork Systems
14:45-15:30	RelayFS: Transmitting data from kernel to userspace Richard J Moore - IBM	The Government Gateway and Linux David Chan - Clockwork Systems
15:30-16:15	XFS Christoph Hellwig - SGI	Free and Open Source Software in the Health Service Dr Anand Ramkissoon - Project Ganesh
16:15-16:30	*Discussion*	*Discussion*
16:30-17:00	Coffee
17:00-17:45	Sound Systems on Linux: From the Past to the Future Takashi Iwai - SuSE	Not Fired for Buying Linux? Quirks of Open Source Adopters' worldviews Andrew Nicolson - Southampton Institute
17:45-18:20	Sweep: Real-world audio editing on Linux Conrad Parker - CSIRO Australia	Software for Open Communities Sandro Zic - ZZ/OSS Information Networking
18:20-18:50	*Sound continued*	Developing Linux for the Common Woman (and her husband) Ian Naylor - University of Sunderland
18:50-19:00	*Sound continued*	*Discussion*
19:00	End of sessions

Saturday, 2 August
09:30	Conference Registration. Coffee.
10:00-10:45	Cross-Platform GUI Development with WxWindows Simon Myers - GBdirect	Using GNU/Linux to Deliver Windows XP to the Desktop James Jarvis - University of Edinburgh
10:45-11:30	Kroupware Bo Thorsen - Klaralvdalens Datakonsult AB	Mass Unattended Linux Installations Aaron Crane - GBdirect
11:30-11:50	Coffee
11:50-12:35	KDE Development David Faure - Klaralvdalens Datakonsult AB	Using buildfarms to improve code Armijn Hemel - Utrecht University
12:35-13:00	Remote desktops with NX Gian Filippo Pinzari - NoMachine.com
13:00-13:45	Lunch Sponsored by uklinux.net
13:45-14:30	Power Shell Usage: Bash Tips & Tricks Simon Myers - GBdirect	Ugly Ducklings: Resurrecting unmaintained code Dave Jones - RedHat
14:30-15:15	Source Control and Configuration Management using Perforce Tony Smith - Perforce	Simple, Robust Software RAID for Linux 2.6 Daniel Phillips - Sistina Software
15:15-16:00	Debian on Handheld Computers Klaus Weidner - WMP GmbH	Forensics Nils Magnus - secunet Security Networks AG
16:00-16:30	Coffee
16:30-17:15	Managing Debian Martin Michlmayr - Debian	Layer 2 Networking Vulnerabilities Nils Magnus - secunet Security Networks AG
17:15-18:00	Portability from a Debian perspective Bdale Garbee - HP	Linux Packet Filtering: The Future Harald Welte - Netfilter core team
18:10	First coach leaves for Dynamic Earth	*Packet filtering continued*
18:35		Second coach leaves for Dynamic Earth
18:30-24:00	Conference Reception and Dinner at Dynamic Earth Sponsored by Positive Internet

Sunday, 3 August
09:30	Conference Registration. Coffee.
10:00-10:45	Real Time/Embedded C on Linux: An Introduction Mike Banahan - GBdirect	CONESYS: The COntent NEtwork SYstem Sandro Zic - ZZ/OSS Information Networking
10:45-11:30	n things every programmer should know about signal handling Daniel Barlow - metacircles	Automated Website Synthesis Siu-wai Leung - University of Edinburgh
11:30-11:50	Coffee
11:50-12:35	Linux on the eLAP David Gibson - IBM	Efficiency in the XML Era Peter Ryland
12:35-13:10	Mini-ITX John Hearns	UML Modelling in Free Software with Umbrello Jonathan Riddell
13:10-13:40	Lunch Sponsored by Perforce
13:40-14:20	PIC Programming with Open Source Tools Stephen Coast - University College London	Dasher: An information efficient text entry and control system Matthew Garrett - University of Cambridge
14:20-14:50	Lightning talks and closing discussion
14:55	End of event

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