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1998 Atlanta Linux Showcase Speakers

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Friday October 23, 1998

Keynote Address: Allen Miner, VP of Strategic Business Development, Oracle
Oracle Takes the Linux Plunge

Larry M. Augustin, VA Research
Linux Hardware Benchmarks

Donald Becker, CESDIS
Beowulf Linux Clusters for High Performance Computing

John Brothers, Elastic Networks
The "Scorched Earth" Approach to Software

Alex deVries
Porting Linux to the SGI Indy

Cort Dougan
Porting Linux to the PowerPC: Optimizing the Idle Task and Other MMU Tricks

Enlightenment Developers
The Development of a Forward-thinking Configurable GUI

Simon Horman, Zip Internet Professionals
High Availability Server Content Under Linux

Britt Kinsler, REALM Information Technologies
Achieving Business Competitive Advantages Through the Strategic use of Linux

Miguel de Icaza
The GNOME Project

Frank LaMonica, Precision Insight
Managing Graphics Hardware Vendor Relationships in the Linux Developer Community

Mark and Jo-Ellen Mathews, AbsoluteValue Software
Standards Based Wireless Networking with Linux

Peter Mehlitz, TransVirtual Technologies
Kaffe - Have a Free Java

Don Rosenberg, Stromian Technologies
Comparison of Free Software/Open Source Licenses

Richard Stallman, Free Software Foundation
The GNU Project

Lars Wirzenius, Helsinki University of Technology
Using CVS for Version Control

Saturday October 24, 1998

Keynote Address: Dr. Michael Cowpland, President and CEO, Corel

John Blair, Cobalt Networks
Samba's Bleeding Edge

Chris Cox, North Texas Linux Users
Tcl/Tk and Impress

Nat Friedman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
GNU Rope, A Profiling-driven Subroutine Position Optimizer

Tom Geller, Geller Consulting
P.R. How-to for Free Software Projects

Jon "maddog" Hall, Linux Internationial
Linux in Education

Arttu Huhtiniemi, Solid Information Technology
Data Management in Linux - Putting Linux to Work

Darrin Johnson, Adaptec
Supporting Linux and Open Source: An Adaptec Case Study

Tim Jurgensen, Schlumberger
"Ed's Card": An Open Smart Card Development Model

Tony Mancill, LHS Group
Deploying Production Frame-relay Routers with Linux/Sangoma

David Mandel, Pacer Infotec
A Hardware Approach to Windows/Linux Integration

David Miller, Cobalt Networks
The Linux TCP Packet Sending Engine

Samuel Ockman, Penguin Computing
Burning in and Stress Testing Linux Boxes

Eric S. Raymond
Homesteading the Noosphere

Adrian Sun, University of Washington
Enhancing Netatalk: Past, Present, and Future

Mike Warfield, Internet Security Systems
Linux Security/Cryptography


Last Modified: October 21, 1998 by Chris Farris