October 12-16, 1999
Cobb Galleria
Atlanta, Georgia
The Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts, USENIX and Linux International, are pleased to
announce the 3rd Annual Atlanta Linux Showcase. The Atlanta Linux Showcase will
be held at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta with a USENIX Tutorial program on
October 12-13, followed by the General Conference sessions and Exhibition on
October 14-16.
Important Dates
Submission deadline: | July 1, 1999 |
Notification to authors: | July 15, 1999 |
Camera-ready papers due: | September 8, 1999 |
Registration material available: | August, 1999 |
Speaker travel
arrangements available: | August, 1999 |
Overview
The Linux community is expanding at an ever increasing pace. ALS is a forum
that brings together both experts and peers in our field. ALS will feature
three conference tracks over three days with 40 speakers discussing the
technical and business issues concerning the Linux Operating System. We invite
you to submit paper proposals to enhance the invited talks, tutorials, and
Birds-of-a-Feather sessions.
Topics
ALS is seeking papers that demonstrate Tools, Tutorials, or Case Studies in the
areas of:
- Kernel
- Program Development
- Networking
- Applications
- Business Solutions
- Usability
- Security
- Unusual Applications
What to Submit
Papers should contain 1500 to 5000 words. After acceptance, papers may be
edited for clarity and temporal changes until September 8, 1999.
Accepted papers will be shepherded through an editorial review process by a
member of the program committee.
Selected papers will be included in the Conference proceedings, and at least
one author will present the paper at the Showcase. Paper presentations will
have approximately one hour including Q&A. Conference proceedings containing
all papers will be distributed to attendees and will also be available from
USENIX once the conference ends. We also ask that, if possible, copies of
presentation slides be made available for wider distribution.
Papers accompanied by non-disclosure agreement forms are not acceptable, and
will be returned unread.
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance for travel and accommodations is available. ALS requests
that if your employer or other sponsor can cover some or all of these expenses,
they do so. All speakers will receive free admission to the Showcase and an
invitation to the welcome dinner Wednesday evening.
How and Where to Send Submissions
Please email your submission to papers@linuxshowcase.org in one of the following formats:
- Plain text with no extra markup
- Postscript formatted for 8.5" x 11" page
- HTML
- Applix Words
- UUencoded MS-Word
A cover letter with the following required information in the format below must
be included with all submissions:
Authors: |
Names and affiliation of all authors |
Contact: |
Primary contact for the submission |
Address: |
Contact's full postal address |
Phone: |
Contact's telephone number |
Fax: |
Contact's fax number |
Email: |
Contact's e-mail address |
URL: |
For all speaker/authors (if available) |
Title: |
Title of the submission |
Needs: |
Audio-visual requirements for presentation |
Resume: |
An informal resume of previous talks given. Lack of experience will not
disqualify a speaker. |
Abstract: |
A short summary of the paper (100-200 words). This may be the paper's
abstract. |
If you enclose files as an attachment to your submission, please use
MIME encoding.
We will acknowledge receipt of a submission by email within one week.
Tutorials
On October 12-13, there will be full and half-day tutorials in all areas and
levels of expertise of Linux. If you are interested in presenting a tutorial at
the conference, contact the tutorial coordinators:
Daniel V. Klein/Paul Manno
Email: tutorials@linuxshowcase.org
Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) Sessions
BOF sessions are very informal gatherings of attendees interested in a
particular topic. BOFs will be held in the evenings and may be scheduled at the
conference or in advance by sending email to Matt Dinkins at bofs@linuxshowcase.org.
Registration Information
Complete program and registration information will be available in August 1999
at this Web site. If you would like to be kept up to date on ALS Information,
sign up for our email list by sending the message 'subscribe als-announce' to:
majordomo@linuxshowcase.org
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