Here are the slides from my Python talk at OLS this afternoon.
Catching up on some more old business: here are the slides from the Python 2 and Python 3 talk I gave at last month's OCLUG meeting.
I am also preparing some Python tutorials for the upcoming 2011 Linux Symposium in Ottawa June 13-15. Hope you can make it.
Another year another Linux Symposium. Here are links to some of the talks I enjoyed most (mainly so I can find them again later)
I will be attending the Linux Symposium/2009 in Montreal in under a month. It's been for for 11 years now, and I am looking forward to the break from work.
I hear that the conference is not yet sold out... so you can still attend.
Jean Richard has improved the file names of the split-up proceedings of the Linux Symposium from 2001 to 2008, and I have hosted them here.
I just came from a presentation purported to be about a stackable filesystem from Samsung called SynergyFS. The talk was more of a hardware sales pitch with no technical details, and technology that "can't be released under the GPL because if we give it to you you can give it to anyone else."
Samsung definitely doesn't get Linux and Open Source and deserves to remain on the "to avoid" list when purchasing new hardware.
Frank Rowand's paper on "Pitfalls of a Kernel Debugger" did not make in into the Linux Symposium Proceedings this year, so I have posted them here:
I found the official schedule really hard to print. Here is a 1-page schedule.pdf and the original OOo spreadsheet.
OLS topics on the last day including Extreme High Performance Computing, the Linux Desktop Audio Mess and IOMMU Performance






