linux.conf.au is an annual conference in Australia or New Zealand, with a focus on Linux, the community that has built up around it and the values that it represents. It is a deeply technical conference covering topics varying from the inner workings of the Linux kernel to the inner workings of dealing with communities.
linux.conf.au is an annual conference in Australia or New Zealand, with a focus on Linux, the community that has built up around it and the values that it represents. It is a deeply technical conference covering topics varying from the inner workings of the Linux kernel to the inner workings of dealing with communities.
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