Tickets are now on sale! Get your early bird tickets folx!
We are also doing a call for volunteers. Visit: https://t.co/Vp5QmJiyj1 for more information
#EverythingOpen#eo2025
We're delighted to announce that #registration is now open for #EverythingOpen 2024 in beautiful #Gladstone, #Queensland in April 2024 🎉
Ticket $$ are same as 2023 as we recognise cost of living pressures. This is made possible by our 💗#sponsors.
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@kattekrab@_everythingopen@ms_mary_mac @FCTweedie Thanks @kattekrab I’m glad you enjoyed it! It was a pleasure to be able to bring people together again at a conference. Thanks so much for speaking as well 💜
Do you have something to present at #everythingopen? Would you like to help out at the event? Our Call for Sessions, Call for Volunteers and Financial Assistance applications are now open! https://t.co/4dwwVVv4UE
We are excited to introduce @_everythingopen, our open technologies conference being held in March 2023 in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. We look forward to welcoming everyone to our first in person conference since 2020. https://t.co/9Ll1JDkPLj
For those who haven't already seen it, and have half an hour to spare, here's my speech on picking winners on election night, "Election Night Analysis - Art or Science". https://t.co/ny34Uw35CF #auspol
Thank you @M0les and @neillcox for leading the team to put on #lca2022. It was great to be able to attend another year and see so many familiar (and new!) faces again.
Another LCA has come to an end 😢 A huge thank you to all of our keynotes, speakers and miniconf organisers, as well as all the people behind the scenes, volunteers, AV and core team, who helped to put on such a great event. We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did!
@kattekrab@spidie@linuxconfau Linux Australia should have all the past data, but I’m not sure if it’s published to review. I’ll add it to my list to check on.
@spidie@kattekrab@linuxconfau You’re right that some parts have to be treated with more sensitivity, so not all can be published. We generally write up a post event report that can be made public though with a summary of it.
With the @linuxaustralia AGM complete, I am looking forward to starting my time as President and working with the #opensource community in Australia. I would like to thank @ms_mary_mac for all her dedication to LA over the years, you have contributed so much!
Members! Don't forget to register to attend the Linux Australia AGM. You must be a member to attend however a recording will be made available after the AGM. More information is available at: https://t.co/oRX9ebrkne
It is less than four days until #lca2022! Get your ticket to attend 4 keynotes, 4 miniconfs, 80 sessions and 1 special guest speaker before it's too late. https://t.co/gxUP7Aiz5D
Just under 10 hours left to vote in the Linux Australia Council Elections. Go to https://t.co/r3Y1VqGY66 and log in (must be a current member) to lodge your vote!
Are you a Linux Australia member? Voting is now open in the Council elections, where we have several high calibre candidates to choose amongst.
Go to https://t.co/oOiw52ocgn, log in, then go to Members -> Elections (orange button, top right)
#laelection
Our fourth keynote for #lca2022 is Brian Kernighan. He will be speaking about the early days of Unix at Bell Labs, how it came about, some of the good and bad ideas that eventuated from it, and where Unix is headed. Buy your tickets today to attend. https://t.co/28YWeDqYDI
Today we're announcing our third keynote speaker for #lca2022, @KathyReid. She will be speaking about how communities are systems too, and how thinking about them in the same way as computers can reveal insights into creating and maintaining communities.
https://t.co/EG7I69swhz