on February 7, 2010
by Wolf in Tech Security,
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 9am to 5pm:
ITT Tech / ALE / SourceFreedom
Linux Fest
Hosted by ITT Technical Institute, Atlanta Campus at:
485 Oak Place
Atlanta, GA 30349
( Note: At the corner of Atlanta South Parkway and Oak Place. Once you get inside, follow the signs to the lab. )
- Free Linux Discs
- Free Expert Help Installing and Configuring Linux on your own machine.
- Seminars by Experts on Various Topics
(TBA on wiki.sourcefreedom.com)
- Many Distros Available; Ubuntu, SUSE,
Fedora, CentOS, Puppy Linux, DSL…
- Free WiFi Available
- Free Drinks and Food Provided By ITT Tech
- Pizza provided!
- Techs@Heart will be on hand!
- And More!!!
If you want to get involved as a presenter, a contributor or some other way, email mhalton@itt-tech.edu today
Contributors include:
ITT Tech, SourceFreedom.com, ALE.org
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by Wolf in Certifications,
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