Call for abstracts (is now closed!)

We kindly ask you to present an abstract for the 9th LinuxForum conference in Copenhagen. Please write 5-25 lines about your presentation. Typically you will get 45 minutes plus questions + a heck of a day :)

Topics could be within Linux, *BSD, Open Source, or UNIX, but we are typically open for new angles within these core areas - see below. Please file your abstract to coord@linuxforum.dk before December 20th 2005 - preferably sooner.
Since we run on a low budget, we can offer transport, hotel, and dining but no additionals. The good thing is that you get to meet 3000+ people, who are very interested in Linux, *BSD, Open Source, and UNIX. So you should attend LinuxForum 2006. Any question you might have can be asked to coord@linuxforum.dk.

Hint: Look here for General information about LinuxForum 2006.

We will for the conference program need

Your abstract
A short biography about you
A hi-resolution digital picture of you
Contact information: address, email, cell phone

Proposals for speakers at LinuxForum 2006

Topics include, but are not limited to:

OS :
- FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD
- Linux
- MacOS X
- Open Solaris / Solaris 10
Server software :
- Apache
- SAMBA
- BIND
- Mailservers: Postfix, Qmail, Sendmail, Courier
- Email-lists: Mailman, Ezmlm
- Anti-virus
- Anti-spam
- Firewalling
Desktop software :
- OpenOffice.org
- KDE, GNOME, others
- Firefox and especially the add-ons
- Editors: vi and Emacs
- Video-handling and processing
- Digital picture handling for web-archives etc
Specialized topics :
- Embedded Linux and *BSD
- Open Source deployment strategy
- Large scale Linux and *BSD deployment and management
- Web-services and database-integration
- Security with Open Source Software
- C/C++/Java development with Linux and *BSD
- Remote Access: Open SSH and VPN - NoMachine, VNC, LTSP
- Virtualization with Xen
- High Availability
- Grid-technology; (SUN) GridEngine, Globus
- Open Source case stories

Modified: Monday, January 16, 2006