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Ubuntu Live
July 22-24, 2007
Oregon Convention Center
Portland, Oregon
www.ubuntulive.com

Ubuntu Live - Where Else Could You Meet Minds Like These, in One Place, at
One Time?

Ubuntu Live, coming to Portland July 22-24, will be the largest ever
gathering of the Ubuntu community--users, contributors and partners, as
well as those curious about this amazing open source platform. Central to
the conference, co-produced by O'Reilly Media and Canonical Ltd., is a
roster of keynotes and speakers designed to dazzle, demystify, instruct
and inspire--and to share sucessful stories and cautionary tales from the
trenches.

Save $150 when you register for Ubuntu Live by June 4, at:
http://www.ubuntulive.com/pub/w/60/register.html

OVERFLOWING SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS AND SPEAKERS
We have so many quality sessions, we're having a hard time fitting them
all into the schedule. In addition to big-picture keynotes from Ubuntu
movers and shakers such as Marten Mickos (CEO, MySQL), Mark Shuttleworth
(cosmonaut/founder of the Ubuntu project), Bradley Taylor (founder of
Rails Machine), and Jim Zemlin (executive director, Free Standards Group),
the program will present top speakers with a broad range of experiences
and accomplishments. More speakers and topics are coming on board every
day, including:

- Mike Anderson, chief scientist, The PTR Group, Inc -- "Setting Linux Up
for Embedded Cross Development"

- Simone Brunozzi, University for Foreigners, Perugia, Italy -- "Ubuntu
Simplice: An Italian Collaborative Book"

- Yvette Chanco, yentlsoup -- "Catch that Rabbit: Using Ubuntu To Control
Patch Management and User Interface for AMQP-based Virtual Appliances"

- Crispin Cowan, founder of Immunix, Inc. and security architect for SUSE
Linux -- "AppArmor: Easy-to-use Security for Ubuntu Linux"

- Brian Jamison, president of Portland Open Source Software Entrepreneurs
-- "Ubuntu Migration at a High School: Lessons Learned"

- Bradley M. Kuhn, CTO, Software Freedom Law Center -- "Ubuntu End-to-End
for a Small Law Office"

- Johnathan Lancaon, principal, SC Research Group -- "Getting Started with
Virtualization on Ubuntu"

- Philip Tellis, "open source software geek living in India" -- "Project
Management with CVS, Bugzilla and Mailing Lists"

- Sameer Verma, associate professor of Information Systems at San
Francisco State University -- "The Ubuntu Experience in an Academic
Environment"

For a complete list of speakers and sessions visit
http://www.ubuntulive.com/pub/w/60/speakers.html

IN-DEPTH TUTORIALS
Tuesday tutorials, led by Ubuntu experts, will focus on collaborative
learning and exploratory participation to help you master the power of
Ubuntu. The schedule of tutorial topics includes:
- Collaboration and Code Hosting with Launchpad and Bazaar
- IT Infrastructure Management in Ubuntu
- LDAP in Ubuntu
- Distributed Version Control: A Hands-On How-To with Bazaar
See the complete schedule of tutorials at
http://www.ubuntulive.com/pub/w/60/tutorials.html

EVENING EVENTS
Informal Birds of a Feather sessions are planned for Sunday and Monday
evenings, plus an Exhibit Hall showcasing open source products and
services. Throughout the conference there will be ample opportunities for
informal networking, meeting Ubuntu innovators and making new friends and
contacts.

We hope you're planning to be in Portland this July!
The Ubuntu Live Conference Team

P.S. If you're using Ubuntu, this is an event you won't want to miss.
Remember, to save $150 you must register by June 4!
http://www.ubuntulive.com/pub/w/60/register.html

For exhibition and sponsorship opportunities please email Sharon Cordesse
at scordesse@oreilly.com

For media partner opportunities please email mediapartners@oreilly.com

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