Lund Linux Con – Ελεύθερο Λογισμικό / Λογισμικό ανοιχτού κώδικα

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Date(s) - 23/05/2024 - 24/05/2024
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LLC is a “half open” conference. This means that while we’re formally invitation-only, it’s very easy to get an invitation!

All we ask for is that you have some interest in the Linux kernel from a technical perspective.

If you would like to join the conference next year, please use this contact form with a short summary of who you are, and your relationship (if any) with the Linux kernel. Assuming everything is fine you’ll get an invitation link back shortly

LLC 2024, the ten year jubilee is approaching fast! We’ll see you on the 23-24:th of May!

The Lund Linux Conference (LLC) is a small, technical conference with focus on serving and building the local Linux community – a chance for Linux developers to meet, learn and get to know each other.

The community now stretches beyond Lund and we have a good bunch of people from Denmark as regulars, as well as people we’ve met from all over the world.

The idea for a conference in Lund was hatched, like all good conspiracies, over beer in a dungeon, during the 2013 Embedded Linux Conference in Edinburgh. After realizing that surprisingly many people from the Lund region were regularly going to the same Linux conferences all over the world, Hans pitched the idea to the rest of the Lundensians of doing a small, yearly event in Lund. How hard could it be? We did not know how to do this, but saw no real reason why this would not work out beautifully. At least it could cut down on travelling costs.

After meeting up with some old friends at the Linaro office in Lund over glüewine and home baked cookies, the first conference crew was quickly formed with people from Linaro, Intel OTC, Axis and Ericsson, and the first conference was held in May 2014. It turned out we had a lot of kernel developers in the area, gathering 40 people at the event. Afterwards, we immediately decided to do it again, bigger and better the next year… and the rest is history :)

We still really don’t know what we’re doing, but it seems to be working. The community is growing and we now have trouble squeezing in all the awesome content we receive every year. We’re keeping true to the first guidelines we established the first year – a single-track, invite only, kernel-centric, free event focused on (technical) content over form.