Linux Kernel Developers Summit
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The Linux Kernel Developers Summit is a conference held every year since 2001 by USENIX where Linux kernel developers talk about current and future developments of the Linux kernel. The first summit was held in San Jose in March 2001, which was the only time it has been held in the United States. Subsequent summits have all been held the two days prior to the Ottawa Linux Symposium in Ottawa, Canada at the same conference center. The next Kernel Summit will be held on the 5th-6th of September 2007 at the DeVere University Arms Hotel in Cambridge, England.
The summit usually hosts around 80 or so attendees. Attendance to the summit is by invitation only.
Date | Host country | Location held | Website |
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March 30–31 2001 | United States | Hyatt Hotel, San Jose, CA | |
June 24–25 2002 | Canada | Ottawa Congress Centre, Ottawa, Ontario | |
July 21–22 2003 | Canada | Ottawa Congress Centre, Ottawa, Ontario | |
July 19–20 2004 | Canada | Ottawa Congress Centre, Ottawa, Ontario | |
July 18–19 2005 | Canada | Ottawa Congress Centre, Ottawa, Ontario | |
July 16–18 2006 | Canada | Ottawa Congress Centre, Ottawa, Ontario | |
September 4–6 2007 | United Kingdom | DeVere University Arms Hotel, Cambridge |