Date: Thu, 13 Mar 1997 15:54:25 -0800 From: Scott C Kennedy 619-658-4152 <sck@qualcomm.com> To: www@netbsd.org, www@openbsd.org, www@freebsd.org Cc: sck@qualcomm.com Subject: Invitation to speak at BEACH LISA in San Diego on Apr 22nd, 7pm Message-ID: <199703132354.PAA12831@biko.qualcomm.com>
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I know that you are not the correct address to send this type of request to, but in looking for an appropriate mailing-list, I have yet to see one that fits best. Can you suggest one? Otherwise, Do you have a list of consultants in Southern California? Scott ----------------------------- Good afternoon, My name is Scott C. Kennedy and I am on the board of director's for BEACH L.I.S.A - the San Diego System Administrators Group. BEACH L.I.S.A. will be having a special meeting in April to discuss the various UNIX implementations available for the Intel x86 platform. I'd like to see if I can arrange for a local representative for your Unix implementation to speak. If you cannot provide one, please let me know if you have a consultant in the area who is willing to speak on your behalf. Each speaker will be asked to give a 10 min presentation on their implementation, they are free to say anything they like during their presentation, but I'd suggest staying within the realms of good taste. (ie. no competitor bashing) After the presentations, we will have a Q&A period which will allow the audience to ask questions. Here's the excerpt from our Web Page. http://www.beachlisa.org/meetings.shtml#APR April 22nd. War of the Intel Unixes Experts from the partisian camps of BSD, Linux and Solaris, all on Intel, will square off in a panel discussion (argument?) of who has the better Unix. Perhaps the only thing they'll agree on is that any of them are better than Microsoft Windows. The meeting will start at 7pm and is expected to end about 9pm. The meeting facilites will be the Qualcomm Auditorium, which seats approximately 300 people. Video projectors, whiteboards, slide projectors, overhead transparencies, and LCD projectors will be available for use. Please let us know which you may need and I will make sure they are prepared for you. So far, I have tentative commitments from Solaris x86 - SunSoft or a local SE/CE FreeBSD - TBD. Linux - Garrett D'Amore of Qualcomm Scott C. Kennedy
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