Ohio LinuxFest

[Catherine Devlin]

One last reminder for Ohio LinuxFest... it starts tomorrow, with the main activities on Saturday.

Python activities at the 'Fest (that I know of):

Of the Friday hackathon projects, I believe that
schoolsplay and sendoff are Python-based.
http://www.ohiolinux.org/hackathon.html

Zenoss Community day on Friday (Zenoss is a Python product):
http://www.ohiolinux.org/zenoss.html

Python for Linux System Administration - Vern Ceder
10 AM Saturday
http://www.ohiolinux.org/talks.html#PYTHON

reStructuredText - Plain Text gets Superpowers - me
5 PM Saturday
http://www.ohiolinux.org/talks.html#TEXT

PyOhio booth - all day Saturday (though not always staffed).  All Python groups should take advantage of it shamelessly - bring your literature! - and anybody who wants to hang around there and have Python-related conversations with people, that's fantastic.

See you soon!
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- Catherine
http://catherinedevlin.blogspot.com/
*** PyCon * Feb 17-25, 2010 * Atlanta, GA * us.pycon.org ***

[Martin Hebrank]

And. While you really should go, if for some reason you can't, the
Northeast Ohio Open Source Society has been going down to OLF and
doing a live webcast from the floor for years. We don't webcast the
talks, you should show up to see them, but we do chat with the
speakers, vendors and other people of interest. This year we've
already got a number of people scheduled, including Vern Ceder at 11am
and Catherine when she gets around to abandoning the PyOhio booth for
a little while.

Info Here: http://www.nooss.org/wiki/OLF2009 including links to
recorded talks from last year.

** Martin

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