Neil,
> That's "Linux Conference, Australia" or the acronym comes out wrong
> :-)
True.
> I don't think it would be out of order at all.
> Are you an Adelaide local? Are you offering to organise?
I am an Adelaide local and I could organise it, however I am also
organising "educationaLinux 2004" (the Australian annual educational
Linux conference thing). I could direct both but I don't want to spread
myself too thinly.
> One must wonder, though, if we take too many topics into special
> mini-conferences, what will be left for the main conference??
That's a point. However there seems to be so much one could talk about,
discuss and learn about the Linux kernel that you could easily spend the
whole _week_ on it alone.
> I understand that Perth LCA had many more submissions than they could
> accept. Possibly a kernel mini-conf could give opportunities to some
> of the kernel-oriented speakers who aren't accepted for the main
> conference...
Or we could carefully pitch the "Mini Conference" to people who were
technical people who understand kernel code [i.e. make it a really,
really technical thing] and the conference at a slightly lesser, but
still technical, level.
DSL
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