Libre Software Meeting #1
Premiere Rencontre Mondiale du Logiciel Libre
General Information
The goal of the Libre Software Meeting is to set up a single place
where as many people as possible will be able to share information and
gather their energies towards large scale projects. It is open to
every people willing to contribute to "libre" software: project
leaders, developers, translators, advanced users, etc. This event is
absolutely non commercial: participation is free in every meaning of
the word. More information is available on the ABUL web site [1].
Advanced Filesystems topic
We're looking for speakers for the Advanced File Systems topic;
Current main goals for this topic are:
- presentations of state of the art filesystems for the Linux operating
system and development progress;
- take advantage of the meeting to make proposals for block buffering,
VFS, etc. to better support those projects in 2.5.* kernels
(especially journalized filesystems);
- find volunteers for development, documentation, translation, etc.
More detailed topic description and sub-topics list [2] should be
considered "work in progress": Feel free to report mistakes, suggest
additionnal sub-topics, etc. (suggestions are welcome even if you
cannot participate to the meeting).
Registration and Contacts
Don't forget to register using the online form [3] as soon as possible
if you're planning to come to the LSM.
A dedicated discussion list is now setup; To subscribe, send a message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], with the subject "sub lsm-5"; List address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can also contact topic managers directly,
Pierre Etchemaite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hans Reiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Links
[1] LSM web site:
http://lsm.abul.org/lsm_en.html
http://lsm.abul.org/lsm_fr.html (fr)
[2] Advanced Filesystems topic:
http://lsm.abul.org/program/topic05_en.html
http://lsm.abul.org/program/topic05_fr.html (fr)
[3] LSM registration form:
http://lsm.abul.org/registration/registration_en.php3
http://lsm.abul.org/registration/registration_fr.php3 (fr)
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