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25.01.2022 Ok, we hear you! It’s been a big week. Especially for our American friends. So we’ve extended the deadline to submit session/paper ideas for linux.conf.au 2021 by a week. Get them in by Friday 13 November (AoE) please folx! Sidenote: we are absolutely blown away by the quality of submissions so far and we can’t wait to bring this conference to life in January. ... Watch this space as tickets will be going on sale soon. https://linux.conf.au/news/call-for-sessions-miniconfs-open/
25.01.2022 Early bird tickets are on sale for LCA2020. Join us on the Gold Coast in January for Australia's largest open source technology conference!
24.01.2022 We’re delighted to confirm Limor Ladyada Fried, electrical engineer and founder of Adafruit, as one of our keynote speakers for linux.conf.au 2021. Limor will talk to us about how Python is snaking its way into hardware, Linux single board computers and more. Limor was the first female engineer on the cover of WIRED magazine, awarded Entrepreneur Magazine's Entrepreneur of the Year, and was on the cover of Make: Vol. 57. She was a founding member of the New York City Indu...strial Business Advisory Council. Limor was named a White House Champion of Change in 2016. In 2018 she became one of "America's Top 50 Women in Tech" by Forbes Magazine. We can’t wait to hear from Limor at linux.conf.au. Be sure to grab your tix today! https://lca2021.linux.org.au/news/keynote-limor-fried/
22.01.2022 We are excited to announce our first keynote speaker for LCA2020 Donna Benjamin. Donna is a big advocate for everything Open Source and will be speaking about who is watching us, why they are watching and why it matters to all of us. You can read more about Donna and her keynote on our website. ... https://lca2020.linux.org.au/news/keynote-donna-benjamin
22.01.2022 Did you know we will have 12 miniconfs at LCA2020? The call for sessions for each miniconf is open now. Topics range from system administration to games and everything in between. If you've got something to share that's relevant to one of the 12 topics make sure you submit a proposal.
21.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that ticket sales for linux.conf.au 2021 have now launched! This year the conference is taking place online, worldwide, from Saturday 23 to Monday 25 January. Saturday 23 January will be a day of Miniconfs, followed by two days of main conference on Sunday 24 and Monday 25 January. We have a limited number of swag badges on offer. If you’d like to score one of these cool conference keepsakes, you best book your ticket! First in, best dressed.... https://lca2021.linux.org.au/news/ticket-sales-open/
21.01.2022 We have a record-breaking number of women speaking at LCA2020. We are hosting a Women of Open Technology breakfast to celebrate success of women’s involvement in the tech industry and highlight areas for improvement. The breakfast will offer the opportunity for women to come together for a ‘meta discussion’ about diversity and how the industry could become a more inclusive place for women and other marginalised groups. The Women of Open Technology breakfast will be on Tuesd...ay January 14 from 7am. Tickets are free, but limited. You can register online today. https://lca2020.linux.org.au/news/women-open-tech-breakfast/
20.01.2022 Not much time left to get in your submissions! Contribute to the conversation of "What's Next?". Call for Sessions/Papers/Proposals close 13th November (AoE) https://linux.conf.au/programme/proposals/
17.01.2022 Thank you to all that have submitted a Session or MiniConf proposal for #lca2021. Our Session Selection Ctte now have lots of reviewing ahead (a good thing!). We are so impressed with the submissions. This conference is awesome because of you!
16.01.2022 We are on the final countdown until the call for sessions and miniconfs closes. Just over 30 hours to go! If you’ve got something to share make sure you submit your proposal today.
15.01.2022 Yikes!! It’s the last week to submit your session and miniconf ideas for linux.conf.au 2021. If you have ideas or developments you want to share with our community in January 2021 you best get your skates on. You have until this Friday 6 November to get your submissions in. The theme centres around a question many of us have been asking ourselves in 2020: "So what’s next?. ... How can open source play a role in creating, helping and adapting to the ongoing changes we’re all facing? What new developments in software and coding can we look forward to in 2021 and beyond? Hurry up folx, we’d love to hear from you. https://linux.conf.au/news/call-for-sessions-miniconfs-open/
15.01.2022 Call for sessions for our 12 MiniConfs are still open. What’s a MiniConf? MiniConfs are day-long streams focussing on single topics. This year we have MiniConfs covering open administration, education, hardware and security (just to name a few). ... What should I submit? You need to write a short abstract covering what you plan to speak about, which will be reviewed by the MiniConf organising teams. If you’re unsure about your idea share it with our Twitter community or just submit it! When do I need to submit by? You’ve got just over a month, with proposals closing on December 8. BUT, if you get in early you might receive early acceptance, which starts from November 17 (that’s just two weeks away...)
15.01.2022 Meet our second keynote speaker Lizzie O’Shea. Lizzie is a lawyer, writer, and broadcaster interested in Open Source and digital rights who will be talking about Australia's encryption laws. Read more and buy your tickets at https://lca2020.linux.org.au/news/keynote-lizzie-oshea/
12.01.2022 #lca2021 Miniconf submissions are due 18th December (AoE) so get in quick people! Link to submit is here: https://linux.conf.au/programme/miniconfs/ Miniconfs include:... Kernel Open Hardware GO GLAM Systems Admin See more
10.01.2022 Tickets are now on sale for LCA2020! Head to our website to secure an early bird ticket before the end of the month.
09.01.2022 Call for sessions are now open for our 12 MiniConfs at LCA2020. If you have something to share make sure you submit a proposal. The 12 MiniConfs include: System Administration... Creative Arts Games and FOSS Open ISA (RISC-V, OpenPOWER, etc) The Absolute Value of Documentation Open Education Kernel GO GLAM Security, Identity and Privacy Kubernetes, Containers and Docker FreeBSD Open Hardware See more
08.01.2022 We have reached our final day to register for events at LCA2020. If you haven't bought your ticket for this year's conference, now is the perfect time! Ticket sales will remain open, however attendance at events beyond the main conference cannot be guaranteed.
08.01.2022 Less than four hours to go to submit your proposal for a talk or miniconf. If you’ve got something to share about #opensource we would like to hear about it! Don’t forget to submit #Linux #tech #lca2020
08.01.2022 Submissions are now closed for the call for sessions and miniconfs! Thank you to everyone who submitted a proposal over the past few weeks. Notifications for successful talks and miniconfs will go out in September.
06.01.2022 A few people have asked for more time to finish their proposals. To help everyone out we have extended our call for sessions until Sunday 11 Aug 2019 AoE. Don’t wait, submit your proposal today.
06.01.2022 Meet our fourth keynote speaker Dr Vanessa Teague. She will be speaking about how software can benefit democracy. If you haven’t got one already, there’s still time to buy a ticket to hear Vanessa and others speak. https://lca2020.linux.org.au/news/keynote-vanessa-teague/
04.01.2022 Still searching for a Boxing Day deal? You can purchase a ticket to LCA2020 $100 cheaper with the voucher code BOXING100. Be quick, discounted tickets are limited. https://lca2020.linux.org.au/attend/tickets/
03.01.2022 Woohoo - we have dates!!!! Linux.conf.au will be held online, worldwide, from Saturday 23 to Monday 25 January 2021 with the theme ‘So, what’s next?’. Whack it in your diary now and keep an eye out for details on ticket sales, Call for Sessions and program details. https://lca2021.linux.org.au/news/save-date/
03.01.2022 We’re thrilled to confirm Cory Doctorow as one of our keynote speakers for linux.conf.au 2021. Cory Doctorow is science fiction author and tech activist. He has worked for the Electronic Frontier Foundation and helped found the Open Rights Group. He is an advocate of liberalising copyright law. He has held various academic posts and is a visiting professor of the Open University. His latest novel, Attack Surface, was published earlier this year. Cory will explain how software freedom is essential to human freedom, and discuss the urgency of reclaiming our digital rights in an era of digital monopolies.
02.01.2022 The good news keeps on coming! We’re delighted to announce that Omoju Miller will be one of our keynote speakers at linux.conf.au 2021. In her keynote, Omoju will discuss participation in open-source as a form of cognitive apprenticeship. She will map out how the transition step from novice to expert aligns with the progressions we see in the roles taken on in open source communities. Omoju will share ideas on how to make the transition from beginner to master faster by acc...essing what we know from education research. The conference is taking place online, worldwide, from Saturday 23 to Monday 25 January 2021. Last week, we announced Limor Fried as our first keynote speaker. We can’t wait to hear from Omoju and Limor at linux.conf.au. Be sure to grab your tix today!
02.01.2022 Meet our third keynote speaker Dr Sean Brady. Sean is a forensic engineer, specialising in investigating the causes of engineering collapses and failures. Sean’s keynote will be explore expertise and how it narrows the way we see the world. Read more and buy your tickets at https://lca2020.linux.org.au/news/keynote-sean-brady/
01.01.2022 Have you seen our schedule for #LCA2020? With 12 Miniconfs and over 80 talks and practical tutorials there's something for everyone who is interested in #privacy, #security and #OpenSource technologies.
01.01.2022 Are you, or someone you know, keen to attend linux.conf.au 2021 (running online from 23 to 25 Jan) but in need of a bit of financial help to get there? Thanks to the support of our Outreach and Inclusion sponsor, Arm, we have funds set aside to provide financial assistance to linux.conf.au attendees who might need it. This program is part of our outreach and inclusion efforts for linux.conf.au.
