LinuxCon video available online!

Remember LinuxCon? Great. If you weren't able to attend, the video is now available online!
The list of recorded sessions is available here.

Go here to sign up and access the free videos from LinuxCon.

Enjoy!

LinuxCon videos and slides now available!

If you were unable to attend the first annual LinuxCon, but were excited about the subject matter, you're in luck. The Linux Foundation has released video and slides from some the LinuxCon presentations on their website.
To give you a sample of the content that is archived, here is a video of Mark Shuttleworth, CEO of Canonical and founder of the Ubuntu OS talking about coordinated software releases and the Linux ecosystem.




For the more technically oriented, The Linux Plumbers Conference video has also been uploaded, as well. Below is a video of Linus Torvalds giving an in depth tutorial on Git.


Additional video archives (synched with slides) are also available from Linux Pro Magazine. Some of these additional archives have additional fees.

Linuxcon keynotes- streamed for free!

As some of you may already know, Linuxcon will be holding its first annual conference in Portland, Oregon from September 21-23, 2009. For those of you that cannot afford to travel to Portland, pay for a hotel room, and pay to attend Linuxcon, listen up: The keynote addresses at Linuxcon will be streamed over the web, free of charge. It looks like this video streaming is being offered in conjunction with Linux Pro magazine. The program for the Linuxcon stream is here. If you are looking to experience more of Linuxcon than just the keynote speakers, some of the other conference sessions will be streamed live (including live chat with other virtual participants), then archived for later perusal. The additional sessions will not be free, though. Virtual attendance of the entire event will set you back 99 dollars. That cost also includes access to the archive of all saved conference sessions in addition to the ability to see them live. If you don't need to watch the sessions live, access to the archive after Linuxcon has completed will only set you back 49 dollars. Linux Magazine and Linux Pro Magazine subscribers are apparently entitled to a 20 percent discount on this live streaming fee. No discount for Linux Journal subscribers, sadly.

Linux geeks, take advantage of these free keynotes! Listen to influential members of Linux projects, and increase your knowledge!