Information from the Ottawa Linux Symposium (OLS) 2008 presentat...

Courtesy LWN.net  Thu, 07/31/2008 - 10:36

Heise has posted a look at several OLS presentations - without actually having been to OLS.

"A look at the companies employing the various presenters and the respective topics presented can provide valuable insights into the companies' open source activities and fields of interest.

The largest number of presentations were given by IBM employees who delivered or contributed to 11 out of a total 54 OLS presentations.

Topics include performance and regression testing, file systems, real-time Linux and, of...

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