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linux.conf.au
February 6 - 9 2000
University of Qld,
Brisbane, Australia

Wednesday 6th February: Tutorials
Morning
Linux Kernel Hacking
Rusty Russell		 Introduction to Audio DSP on Linux
Erik de Castro Lopo		 Thin Clients using the Linux Terminal Server Project
Robert Stanford
Afternoon
PHP Tutorial
Rasmus Lerdorf		 Two Open Source Databases
Gavin Sherry		 Centralised authentication on Linux using OpenLDAP
Del Elson
 

Thursday 7th February: Day One
Morning
Keynote: Ten Years of SAMBA
Andrew Tridgell & Jeremy Allison
Linux USB - Past, Present and Future
Brad Hards		 Slashcode Without Much Pain
Chris DiBona
 Auditing software for fun and profit
Andrew van der Stock
Why BSD is better than Linux
Greg Lehey		 An infrastructure for authentication in KNFSD
Neil Brown		 Tinmith Augmented Reality
Wayne Piekarski
Afternoon
Technology behind the Debian "testing" distribution
Anthony Towns		 uClinux - Micro-controller Linux
Greg Ungerer		 cfengine and FAI - Managing and Building 100s of Servers
John Ferlito
Blurring boundaries with User-mode Linux
Jeff Dike		 PVC: An Adventure in Embedded Linux & AdminMod and opensource gaming
Alfred Reynolds		 iproxy: Running TCP services over UDP
Simon Horman
Evening
IPv4X Networking Session
 

Friday 8th February: Day Two
Morning
Keynote: Computing Fallacies
Michi Henning
Scaleable Display Technology from Desktops to Phones - Evas
Carsten "Rasterman" Haitzler		 Debian hppa/ia64 ports
Bdale Garbee		 Wireless networking with Linux and IEEE 802.11b
David Gibson
The role of open source solutions on the third world
Adilson Oliveira		 What is new in MySQL?
David Axmark		 The future of ext2 and ext3
Theodore Ts'o
Afternoon
Samba 3.0 and Active Directory
Andrew Tridgell		 GCC Internals
Alan Modra		 The FlightGear Flight Simulator Project
David Findlay
The Future of Linux Packet Filtering
Rusty Russell		 The Journalling Flash File System
David Woodhouse		 Machine Automation Tools
Jiri Baum
Evening
Conference Dinner: Electronic Frontiers Australia
Irene Graham
 

Saturday 9th February: Day Three
Morning
Keynote: Ten Years of Linux
Theodore Tso
Repeats: Best Talks of linux.conf.au 2002.
Afternoon
WIP: Self Organising Locality of Reference Peer-to-Peer API
Paul Jankowski 		WIP: Big Blue Penguins
Martin Schwenke 		WIP: Optimising the idle loop
Stephen Rothwell
WIP: LyX: The Document Processor
Allan Rae 		WIP: libferris
Ben Martin 		WIP: Internationalising Red Hat
Paul Gampe
WIP: Portable.NET
Rhys Weatherley 		WIP: The Circle
Paul Harrison 		WIP: SE linux
Russell Coker
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