Contents
- History
- 2008 - Melbourne: University of Melbourne
- 2007 - Sydney: University of New South Wales
- 2006 - Dunedin: University of Otago
- 2005 - Canberra - Australian National University
- 2004 - Adelaide: The University of Adelaide
- 2003 - Perth: The University of Western Australia
- 2002 - Brisbane: The University of Queensland
- 2001 - Sydney: University of New South Wales
- CALU: Maddogs Keynote 1999 - Melbourne: Monash University
History of LCA
History
For the first time in its ten year history linux.conf.au is marching south to Hobart, Tasmania.
It all started in Melbourne back in 1999, with CALU: Conference of Australian Linux Users which was held at Monash University over 3 days in July 1999.
Renamed to linux.conf.au in 2001 it has grown to become one of the world's best technical Linux conferences.
It continues to be run by community volunteers for the community volunteers that have made Linux and Free and Open Source Software the phenomenon it is today.
2008 - Melbourne: University of Melbourne
Keynotes:
- Bruce Schneier - Reconceptualizing Security
- Stormy Peters - Would you do it again for free?
- Anthony Baxter - Two Snake Enter, One Snake Leave?
2007 - Sydney: University of New South Wales
Keynotes
- Chris Blizzard - Moving the Needle: The One Laptop Per Child Project
- Dr. Andrew S. Tanenbaum - Reliable Computing
- Kathy Sierra - Creating Passionate Users
2006 - Dunedin: University of Otago
Keynotes
- Dave Miller - 3 talks - Niagra, Linux TCP Developments and Kernel Developer Social Interactions
- Damian Conway - Sex and Violence: Technical and Social Lessons from the Perl 6 Development Process.
- Mark Shuttleworth - Improving Collaboration Between Open Source Projects
2005 - Canberra - Australian National University
Keynotes
- Andrew Tridgell - SAMBA development model
- Andrew Morton - 2.6 kernel development (management)
- Eben Moglen - Free Software, Future threats and challenges - Free radio.
2004 - Adelaide: The University of Adelaide
Keynotes
- Jon "Maddog" Hall - Programmers Are From Mars, Users/Managers/Companies are from Venus
- Bdale Garbee - Where Would You Like One Hundred Thousand Users to Go Today?
- havoc - The state of the Open-Source Desktop
2003 - Perth: The University of Western Australia
Keynotes
- Paul "Rusty" Russell - Hacking the kernel and looking cool while driving a fast car
- Bdale Garbee - Herding Wild Cats and Related Adventures - An Inside Look at the Debian Project
- Andrew Tridgell - Network analysis techniques
2002 - Brisbane: The University of Queensland
Keynotes
- Andrew Tridgell & Jeremy Allison - Ten Years of SAMBA
- Michi Henning - Computing Fallacies
- Theodore Tso - Ten Years of Linux
2001 - Sydney: University of New South Wales
Keynotes
- Alan Cox - World Domination: Classified Progress Report and Briefing
- David Miller - A Zero-copy and Delayed Fragment Reassembly Framework for Linux
- Andrew Tridgell - Inside the mind of... TiVo
CALU: Maddogs Keynote 1999 - Melbourne: Monash University
Keynote
- Jon "Maddog" Hall - Take No Prisoners (Venimus, Vidimus, Dolavimus)
