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2009 Host Sponsor Reception Sponsor Luncheon Sponsor Attendee Gift Sponsor Lanyard & Badge Sponsor “A three-day think tank...of the most influential and prominent Linux kernel designers, software developers and user companies that are foundation members.” “We can already call the summit a success, and an indication of the Linux Foundation's acceptance by its community...a great place to make connections among both speakers and attendees.”

3rd Annual Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit April 8 - 10, 2009 - Hotel Kabuki, San Francisco, CA This event is co-located with the CELF Embedded Linux Conference and the Linux Storage and Filesystem Workshop. We would like to thank our keynote speakers, panelists, moderators, presenters and everyone else who helped make the 3rd Annual Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit a great success. With 425+ attendees and a wide range of tracks, the Collaboration Summit brought together key members of the Linux community to interact, discuss and share ideas with one another in an environment that encouraged face-to-face interaction, productive discussions and allowed attendees to work towards solving the most pressing issues facing Linux today. This gathering of core kernel developers, distribution maintainers, ISVs, end users, system vendors and other community organizations is the only event designed to accelerate collaboration and the Linux Foundation is very encouraged by all of the progress that was made. The slides from the presentations are available here.  Additional slides will be added as they are received. Video recordings of the presentations are available here. We will see you all in Portland in September for LinuxCon and Tokyo in October for the Japan Linux Symposium.

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The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit Agenda is available here.

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Click on a speaker's name to view their biography.

Jeff Arnold, Lead Developer, Ksplice
Valerie Aurora (Henson), Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat
Jono Bacon, Community Manager, Ubuntu
Joerg Bertholdt, Vice-President of Marketing, MontaVista Software
James Bottomley, Linux SCSI Subsystem Maintainer
Joe Brockmeier, Community Manager, OpenSUSE
Marty Connor, Project Lead, Etherboot Project
Paul Cooper, GNOME Mobile
Karen Copenhaver, Legal Counsel, Linux Foundation
Jon Corbet, Editor, LWN.net
Michael Coté, Industry Analyst, RedMonk
David Cowley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Mathieu Desnoyers, LTTng Maintainer, École Polytechnique de Montréal
Matt Domsch, Technology Strategist, Dell
Roland Dreier, Principal Engineer, Cisco
Frank Eigler, SystemTap Maintainer, Red Hat
Al Gillen, Research VP, System Software, IDC
Brent Gorda, Deputy for Advanced Technology Projects, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Dr. Christine L.E.V. Hansen, CEO, Le Ciel
Dave Hansen, Linux Technology Center, IBM
Christoph Hellwig
Dirk Hohndel, Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist, Intel Corporation
Gerrit Huizenga, Architect, IBM
Till Kamppeter, OpenPrinting Workgroup Lead
Jim Keniston, Uprobes and Kprobes Maintainer, IBM
Greg Kroah-Hartman, Linux USB and PCI Subsystem Maintainer
Bradley M. Kuhn, Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC)
Christoph Lameter, Kernel Developer & TAB Member
Robert MacFarlan, Strategist/Ecosystem Architect, LTC, IBM
Chris Mason, Director of Linux Engineering, Oracle
Roland McGrath, Utrace Maintainer, Red Hat
Martin Michlmayr, Open Source Community Expert, Hewlett-Packard
Andrew Morton, Lead Kernel Developer & -mm tree Maintainer
Ian Murdock, Vice-President of Developer and Community, Sun
Dave Neary, GNOME Mobile
Bruce Nordman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Naohiro Ooiwa, Kernel Engineer, Miracle Linux Corporation
Jeff Osler-Mixon, Developer Advocate, MontaVista Software
Keith Packard, X.org Project Lead
Stormy Peters, Executive Director, GNOME Foundation
Martin Pitt, Canonical
Sam Ramji, Senior Director, Platform Strategy, Microsoft Corporation
Steven Rostedt, Ftrace Maintainer, Red Hat
Ken Rozendal, Chief Architect, LTC, IBM
Karen Sandler, Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC)
Edward Screven, Chief Corporate Architect, Oracle Corporation
Imad Sousou, Director of the Open Source Technology Center, Software & Services Group, Intel Corporation
Vaidy Srinivasan, Kernel Developer, IBM
Mike Travis, SGI
Ted Ts'o, Chief Technology Officer, Linux Foundation
Arjan Van de Ven, Senior Staff Engineer, Software & Solutions Group, Intel Corporation
Karsten Wade, Fedora Project, Red Hat
William Weinberg, Analyst & Consultant, LinuxPundit.com
Mike Woster, Director of Business Development, Linux Foundation
Chris Wright, Senior Engineer, Red Hat
Tim Yeaton, CEO, Black Duck Software
Elena Zannoni, Senior Engineering Manager, Tools/Languages - Linux Engineering, Oracle
Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, Linux Foundation

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		Travel The 2009 Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit will be held at the Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco, CA. The Hotel Kabuki is a premier Japanese-style hotel located in San Francisco and renovated in 2007. Located right in the heart of town, the hotel is just a few blocks away from Pacific Heights' Fillmore Street with its stylish boutiques and well-known restaurants. Union Square, the Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate, Chinatown and the famed cable cares are also nearby. The Hotel Kabuki is easy to reach by car, airport shuttle or public transportation. Three municipal bus lines stop within a block of the Hotel Kabuki and provide excellent service throughout the city. Hotel Accommodations The Linux Foundation has secured room blocks and discounted room rates at the Hotel Kabuki and its sister hotel, the Hotel Tomo, which is located less than two blocks away. Hotel Kabuki 1625 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 USA +1 415 922 3200 Hotel Tomo 1800 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94115 USA +1 415 921 4000 The Hotel Kabuki and Hotel Tomo room blocks are now closed.  We encourage you to check the hotel's website and/or Expedia to still reserve a room, though it won't be at the previously negotiated discount rate. Air Travel Reserve your air travel as soon as possible. San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is the closest major airport. It is 25-minutes from the airport to downtown San Francisco. Oakland International Airport (OAK) is a 30-minute drive over the Bay Bridge. If you require transportation between the airport and hotel, we recommend you contact the hotel's transportation partner, Lorrie's Airport Service. The approximate cost from San Francisco Airport (SFO) to the Hotel Kabuki or Hotel Tomo is $15. You can book online here. Ground Transportation and Parking Parking is available at the Japan Center Garage (which is attached to the Hotel Kabuki) for $15/day.  The garage is located between Geary and Post (on the north and south sides) and Webster and Buchanan (on the east and west sides).  The garage entrances are located on Geary and Post, between Webster and Buchanan.  You can access the hotel directly from the garage on the far east side. Valet parking is also available at the Hotel Kabuki for $35/day. The Hotel Tomo also has very limited parking available at $20/day. The following are links for public transportation trip planning in San Francisco. SF MTA & BART Driving Directions to the Hotel Kabuki From the South (SFO, Silicon Valley) From the East Bay (OAK, Oakland, Berkeley) From the North (Marin, Napa/Sonoma, San Rafael) Evening Event We will be holding a joint networking reception on Wednesday evening with the CELF Embedded Linux Conference attendees. The reception will be held at the Exploratorium at the Palace of Fine Arts, which is located at 3601 Lyon Street in the Marina District.  Ample parking is available onsite for those that would like to drive.  We will also be providing round trip bus transportation between the Hotel Kabuki and the Exploratorium beginning at 5:45pm.

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Sponsoring the Collaboration Summit is an excellent opportunity to showcase opportunity to showcase your support and commitment to the Linux platform in 2009.

2009 Sponsors

Host Sponsor
Reception Sponsor	Luncheon Sponsor	Attendee Gift Sponsor	Lanyard/Badge Sponsor
Media Sponsor	Media Sponsor

The event wouldn't be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. For more information or to become a sponsor of The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit please contact Angela Brown at +1 415 368 4840 or angela (at) linuxfoundation dot org.[/tab] [tab title="FAQ"]

FAQ

How do I register to attend?
This is an invitation-only event but we encourage everyone to request an invitation to attend. Please request an invitation and we will process it within 14 business days to let you know if your request has been accepted.

What is the registration fee?
There is no registration fee to attend this event.

Is there a registration deadline?
There is not a registration deadline, but the summit is limited on the number of people that can attend, so if you are interested in attending, we encourage you to request an invitation as early as possible.

What if I need to cancel; can someone else attend in my place?
If you need to cancel, and would like to substitute someone else in your place, please contact us at events (at) linuxfoundation dot org for approval.

Where is the event located?
The event is located at the Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco, CA.

Where should I stay?
We have a room block at both the Hotel Kabuki and the Hotel Tomo available for attendees with low room rates of $139/night for the Kabuki and $119/night for the Tomo. Please visit the Hotel & Travel page for reservation information.

Are meals included?
Breakfast, Coffee Breaks and Lunch are included on all conference days. There will be an evening reception on Wednesday evening as well with heavy hors d’oeuvres provided.

I am interested in sponsoring the event, who should I contact?
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

May I bring guests?
Many participants will be traveling from afar and may want to travel with companions not attending the event. Please note that since the event is for registered attendees only, guests, family and children are not allowed at any conference sessions or any special events.

When do you recommend I arrive and depart?
When booking your flights, you should plan to arrive to the Hotel Kabuki by Tuesday evening, April 7, 2009 so you don’t miss any of the sessions. Your departure would depend on if you are attending workgroup sessions on Thursday and Friday. The program will end around 5:30pm each day.

Where do I book my hotel accommodations?
Please go to the Travel & Hotel tab at the top of the event website to book your hotel room.

What can I expect in terms of the weather in San Francisco and how should I plan for attire?
March, April and May are some of the most inviting months to visit San Francisco. Characteristically cloudless and mild, some of the warmest and driest days of the year occur in San Francisco's spring months. Check out: www.weather.com and select 10-Day Forecast for the conference dates.

The attire for the event is business casual. Plan to dress in layers, to ensure you are warm or cool enough for the weather/meeting rooms.

What can I expect in terms of the evening events?
The Wednesday night evening reception will be held at the Exploratorium (link to http://www.exploratorium.edu/), a museum of science art and human perception located at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.  Transportation for guests will be provided, though parking is available on site for those that would like to drive.  The reception will be held from 18:00 - 20:30.  Buses will depart from, and return to, the Hotel Kabuki.  Buses to the reception will depart between 17:45 and 18:45.  Buses returning to the Hotel Kabuki will begin at 19:45pm, with the last bus leaving the Exploratorium at 20:30.  It is a 10-15 minute ride to the Exploratorium.
 

Can I talk to somebody to get more details?
If you have any questions or need assistance with anything, please contact Angela Brown, Event & Marketing Manager, at angela (at) linuxfoundation dot org.

The following is the list of confirmed attendees for the 2009 Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit.  This list will be updated often so please check back frequently.

Alistair Adams,  Nokia
Ithamar Adema,  Team Embedded V.O.F.
Chang-Won Ahn,  ETRI
Asif Ahsan,  Logitech Inc.
Andrew  Aitken,  olliance group
Alliston Aleixo,  Supera Tecnologia
Jari Alvinen,  Nokia
Mitsutaka Amano,  MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION
Clemence Alfred Andy, education and expedition agency association
Sam Aaron Aning Amoako,  Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre
Madan Ankapura,  Samsung Telecommunications America
H. Peter Anvin,  Intel Corporation
Jeff Arnold,  Ksplice
Valerie  Aurora (Henson),  Red Hat
Sadi Ayhan,  labris teknoloji
Andrew  Back,  BT Osmosoft
Jono  Bacon,  Ubuntu
Peter  Badovinatz,  IBM
Ralf Baechle,  Wind River
Scott Baeder,  Cadence Design Systems
Arthur Barstow,  Nokia
Emmanuele Bassi,  Intel Corporation
Jeff  Becker,  CSC/NASA Ames Rsch Ctr
Donald,  Becker Penguin Computing
Nicholas  Bellinger, linux-iscsi.org
Robertino  Benis, Intel Corporation
Simon  Bennett,  GroundWork Open Source
Andrew  Bereson,  Seaware
Joerg  Bertholdt,  MontaVista Software
Shah  Bhatti,  Samsung
Tim  Bird,  Sony
Bill  Boas,  Open Fabrics Alliance
Ralph  Bonnell,  FishNet Security
Anton  Borisov,  Tambov Regional Administration
J.E.J.  Bottomley,  Novell
Konstantin  Boudnik,  Sun Microsystems
Robert  Bradford,  Intel Corporation
Andrew  Braun,  CMEgroup
Danny  Brennan,  Kaiser Permanente
Erica  Brescia,  BitRock
Joe  Brockmeier,  Novell
Eric  Brower,  Resilience Corporation
David  Brown,  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Angela  Brown,  LF
Tasneem  Brutch,  Samsung
Vineet  Buch,  BlueRun Ventures
Mike  Calore,  Wired.com
Nora  Calvillo,  Adobe Systems Incorporated
Joe  Cao,  A10 Networks
Bruno  Cardoso,  LLVM
Jesse  Casman,  Page One PR
Dan  Cauchy,  MontaVista Software
David  Chamberlin,  Kyocera Mita
Kai  Chang,  SVCDF
Huang Chao-Lung,  Institute for Information Industry
Eric J. Chen,  Asus Computer International
Samuel  Chen,  ASUSTeK
Ethan  Chen,  Good OS,LLC
Kwang Jei Cho,  Linux Foundation Korea
Arthur Chuang,  asus
Bob Ciotti,  NASA
Rick Clark,  Canonical
Alan Clark,  Novell
Erinn Clark,  Debian
Gavin Clarke,  The Register
Jennifer Cloer,  Page One PR
Matthew Coffey,  CME Group Inc
Marty Connor,  Etherboot Project
Paul Cooper,  Intel
Leanna Cooper,  Intrax Career Development
Jonathan Corbet,  LWN.net
Ed Costello,  Adobe
Michael Cote,  RedMonk
David Cowley,  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Cole Crawford,  Dell
Zhenjiang Dai,  Kyocera Technology Development
Magnus Damm,  IGEL Co., Ltd.
Paul Danbold,  Apple
William Daniher,  Aragon Consulting Group, Inc.
Kevin Dankwardt,  K Computing, Inc.
Masahiro Date,  Fujitsu
Ann Davis,  Novell, Inc.
Darren Davis,  Novell
Renzo Davoli,  University of Bologna
Victor de Pous,  SDU
Joachim Deguara,  AMD
Mathieu Desnoyers,  Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal
krishna devarapalli,  AMCC
Sven-Thorsten Dietrich,  Novell
Matt Domsch,  Dell
Mark Donohoe,  Hewlett Packard
Quenio dos Santos,  Acresso Software, Inc.
Roland Dreier,  Cisco
Nicolas Dube,  Sun Microsystems
Vlad Dubovoy,  EPAM Systems
Natalie Dubuque,  U.S. Information Technologies, Inc.
Sven Dummer,  Wind River
Raja Durai,  Cisco
Howard Dyckoff,  Linux Gazette
Michael Eager,  Eager Consulting
Jake Edge,  LWN.net
Frank Eigler,  Red Hat
John Ellis,  MOTOROLA
Glory Emeka,  Rochas Business Nigeria
Jonathan Emery,  LLNL
Michael Enescu,  Cisco Systems Inc.
Hal Engel,  LProf
Josh England,  TGS Management
Scott Esters,  LeapFrog Enterprises
Nils Faerber,  kernel concepts GbR
Alain FASTRE,  Nokia, Inc.
Kevin Fox,  Self (was Sun Microsystems)
Kelly  Fraser,  Xandros
Daniel  Frye,  IBM
Tomonori  Fujita,  NTT
Peter Galli,  Microsoft
Bdale Garbee,  HP
Robert Garcia,  Kaiser Permanente
Jeremy Garcia,  LinuxQuestions.org
Tim Gardner,  Canonical, Ltd.
Matthew Garrett,  Red Hat
Gregoire Gentil,  Always Innovating
Mohammed Ghanem,  Al-Sharq newspaper (Qatar) - Cairo Office
Laurent Gharda,  LinMin
Mansour Ghomeshi,  Motorola
Ralph Giles,  Artifex Software, Inc.
Al Gillen,  IDC
Jonathan Goldberg,  Deutsche Bank
Bernard Golden,  HyperStratus
Brent Gorda,  LLNL
Pete Graner,  Canonical
Jeremiah Gray,  Tech News World
Timothy Griffin,  Userful Corporation
Leonid Grossman,  Neterion
James Gudeli,  Kerio Technologies
Mathias Gug,  Canonical
Benny Halevy,  Panasas, Inc.
Yuko Hamano,  NTT COMWARE Corporation
Alex Handy,  SD Times
Christine Hansen,  Le Ciel and Hansen Partnership
David Hansen,  IBM
Don Hardaway,  Saint Louis University
John Hawley,  Linux Foundation
Andre Hedrick,  Cisco Systems
Kim Heino,  Bluegiga Oy
Christoph Hellwig
Stephen Hemminger,  Vyatta
David Hendricks,  Google, Inc.
Tejun Heo,  Novell / SUSE
Edward Hervey,  Collabora Multimedia
Masami Hiramatsu,  Hitachi Ltd.
Joel Hoffmann,  Intel Corporation
Dirk Hohndel,  Intel Corporation
Marcel Holtmann,  Intel
Gordon Hopper,  Go Daddy
Ray Hsu,  Epson
Gerrit Huizenga,  IBM
Edgar E. Iglesias,  Axis Communications
Munehiro Ikeda,  NEC Corporation of America
Prasana Iyengar,  admob
Jiawei Jang,  ASUS Computer International
Jaehoon Jeong,  Samsung Electronics
Rita Jing,  Linpus Technologies, Inc.
Michael K Johnson,  rPath, Inc
Sung-In Jung,  ETRI
Landon Jurgens,  General Electric
Chuck Kamas,  finesse
Nitin Kamble,  Intel
Dong-Jae Kang,  ETRI
Luke Kanies,  Reductive Labs
Alok Kataria,  VMware
Stephen Kelly,  None currently
Jim Keniston,  IBM
Olgato Mwinuka Kenyata,  Education and Expedition Agency Association
Patrick Kerrigan,  Monta Vista Software
Alexey Khoroshilov,  Institute for System Programming of RAS
Dongsoo Kim,  Samsung Electronics
Myung-Joon,  Kim,  ETRI
Dustin Kirkland,  Canonical
Janne Kiviluoto,  Bluegiga Oy
Andrew Klofas,  Senseta
Powen Ko,  LoopTek
Daniel  Kohn,  Linux Foundation
Samir Koosah,  BSB House Automation
Lassi Korjonen,  Cybercom Group
Benjamin Kosnik,  Red Hat
Alexios Kotsiopulos,  Sendme Inc.
Paul Krill,  InfoWorld
Greg Kroah-Hartman,  Novell
Bradley Kuhn,  Software Freedom Law Center
Monica Kumar,  Oracle Corp.
Srinivasan Kumarasamy,  Oracle
Marcin Kurc,  Novell
Christian Kurzke,  Motorola
Vinod Kutty,  CME Group
Inna Kuznetsova,  IBM
Jim Lacey,  LPI
Christoph Lameter
Megan Lau,  Logitech
Stephen Lau,  Songbird
Minh Le,  Mindspeed Technologies
Phoenix Lee,  Institute for Information Industry
Rick Lehrbaum,  DeviceGuru.com
Matt Leininger,  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Jeremy Leones,  Lexmark Research and Development Corporation
Bin Li,  Ricoh Americas
Grant Likely,  Secret Lab Technologies Ltd.
Stephen Lim,  Linpus Technologies, Inc.
andreia lima,  novell
Greg Lindahl,  Blekko
Tony Lindgren,  Atomide
Randy Linnell,  Canonical
David Liu,  Good OS
George Liu,  Ricoh Americas Corp
Alvaro Lopez Ortega,  Octality
Brian Lovrin,  Lovrin Technologies, Inc.
Lawson Lu,  Linpus Technologies, Inc.
Yinghai Lu,  Sun
Rusty Lynch,  Intel Corp.
Scott Mace,  Calendar Swamp
Robert MacFarlan,  IBM
Matt Mackall Selenic Consulting
Hiroshi Maeda,  NTT COMWARE Corporation
Michael Mahemoff,  Osmosoft
Earl Malmrose,  ZaReason, Inc.
Jack Manbeck,  Texas Instruments
David Mandala,  Canonical
Koma  Mangtani,  VMware Inc.
Bob Martin,  MIPS
Chris Mason,  Oracle
Jon Masters,  Red Hat
Ted Matsumura,  Matsumura Networks
Dave McAllister,  Adobe Systems
Jordan McCarthy,  Stanford University
Roland McGrath,  Red Hat
Antonio Meireles,  Faculdade de Arquitectura, Universidade do Porto
Mike Melanson,  Adobe
Matteo Melideo,  Engineering Ingegneria Informatica S.p.A.
Dimitris Michailidis,  Chelsio Communications
Martin Michlmayr,  HP
William Mills,  Texas Instruments
Makia Minich,  Sun Microsystems
Ronald,  Minnich,  Sandia National Labs
Prajwal Mohan,  Intel Corporation
Ric Mommer,  Nokia, Inc.
Carter Montgomery,  Lexmark International
Jon Moody,  LoopTek LLC
Masood Mortazavi,  Sun Microsystems Inc.
Andrew Morton,  Google
Yoshi Murakami,  Epson
Ian Murdock,  Sun Microsystems
Dave Neary,  GNOME Foundation
Steve Neuner,  SGI
David Newall,  DNA Pty Ltd
Vuong Nguyen Hong, Qwik-Count
James Niccolai,  IDG News Service
Shaun Nichols,  Vnunet.com
Bruce Nordman,  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Oleg Noskov,  Xandros
Kevin Oltendorf,  Fujitsu Computer Systems
Philippe Ombredanne,  nexB Inc.
Naohiro Ooiwa,  Miracle Linux Corporation
Jeffrey Osier-Mixon,  MontaVista Software, Inc.
Anthony Otikpa,  Rochas Business Nigeria
Keith Packard,  Intel
Martin Paquette,  Xandros Corp.
Conrad Parker,  Jinzai
Ryan Paul,  ArsTechnica
Richard Paw,  Synopsys, Inc
Ram Peddibhotal,  Intel
Bruce Perens,  Kiloboot
Aline Perez-Martinez,  ITSOEH
Stormy Peters,  GNOME Foundation
Martin Petersen,  Oracle
Glen Petrie,  Epson
Charles Piercey,  Nokia, Qt Software
Martin Pitt,  Canonical Ltd.
Ming Poon,  Xandros
Mikhail Popov,  Fujitsu Computer Systems
Hillarie Prestopine,  Intel
Ronny Pretzsch,  German Air Navigation Services (Deutsche Flugsicherung)
Henry Ptasinski,  Broadcom
Andre Puschmann,  IMMS
Narender Ramireddy,  IBM
Sam Ramji,  Microsoft
James Ready,  MontaVista Software
Jyothy Reddy,  VMware Inc
Hannes Reinecke,  SUSE Linux Products GmbH
Scott James Remnant,  Canonical Ltd
Markus Rex,  Novell
Michael Richmond,  Intel
Philippe Robin,  ARM Ltd
Esteban Rockett,  Motorola
Steven Rostedt,  Red Hat Inc
Guillaume Rousseau,  INRIA
Frank Rowand,  Sony Corporation of America
Ken Rozendal,  IBM
Vladimir Rubanov,  ISPRAS
Nithya Ruff,  Wind River Systems
Manas Saksena,  Marvell Semiconductors
Leandro Sales,  Embedded Systems and Pervasive Computing Laboratory
Marcello  Sales,  SFSU
Pierre  Salkazanov,  Bull
Karen  Sandler,  Software Freedom Law Center
Deepak  Saxena,  N/A
Christian Schaller,  Collabora Multimedia
Alexander Schanz,  DFS Geram Air Navigation Services
Benoit Schillings,  Nokia, Qt Software
David Schlesinger,  ACCESS Co., Ltd.
John Schmitt,  Sun Microsystems
Robert Schweikert,  Novell
Edward Screven,  Oracle
Frank Seidel,  Novell/SuSE Linux
Glenn Seiler,  Wind River Systems
Gilad Shainer,  Mellanox Technologies
Eyal  Shani,  SanDisk
Ishita  Sharan,  ViaBlaze
Sunita  Shenoy,  Intel
Tsugikazu  Shibata,  NEC
Noe  Sierra-Romero,  CINVESTAV-IPN
Kay  Sievers,  Novell
Peter  Sikking,  man + machine interface works
Ramesh  Siripurapu,  ASUS Computer International
Craig  Smith,  Intel
Otto  Soto,  Kyocera Technology Development
Imad Sousou, Intel
Alex  Spehr,  KDE
Rajesh  SR Kumar,  Home
Paddy Sreenivasan,  Zmanda
Ragavan Srinivasan,  VMware Inc
Vaidyanathan Srinivasan,  IBM
Jan Stafford,  Tech Target
Dragan Stancevic,  Device VM Inc.
Henry Stiles,  Artifex Software, Inc.
Martin Stone,  Golden Gate University
Josh Stone,  Red Hat
Nick Stoughton,  The USENIX Association
Jean-Baptiste Su,  The French News Agency
Ricky Sun,  DeviceVM
Yi Sun,  ASUS
Ichiro Suzuki,  MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION
Seiichi Takarabe,  Information Technology Developments Japan Inc.,
Minase Tamrat,  Minase Software Technologies
Kay Tate,  Novell, Inc.
Ken Teh,  Argonne National Laboratory
Erkan Tekman,  Pardus
Kim Terca,  Page One PR
Wilson Tien,  Taipei Computer Association
Khang Hiong Toh,  AtteroTech LLC
Keiichiro Tokunaga,  FUJITSU
Dmitry Torokhov,  VMware, Inc
Mike Travis,  SGI
Henry Turko,  ERIN Services
Jim Tybur,  Trinity Ventures
Paul Tykodi,  Tykodi Consulting Services LLC
Lars Uebernickel,  n/a
Andy Updegrove,  Gesmer Updegrove LLP
Arjan van de Ven,  Intel
Ashlee Vance,  the new york times
Frank Vasquez,  None
Steven Vaughan-Nichols,  Practical Technology
Fernando Vazquez,  NTT Open Source Software Center
Sai Vedantam,  Acresso Software
Mark Vels,  Team Embedded
Peter Vescuso,  Black Duck Software
Marco Vong,  Linpus Technologies, Inc.
Michael Vrhel,  Artifex Software, Inc.
Karsten Wade,  Red Hat, Inc.
John Mark Walker,  CollabNet
Paul Walmsley,  pwsan
Matt Walsh,  Intel
Zhonglei Wang,  GIPS
Ronald Warren,  MIPS Technologies Inc.
Tony Wasserman,  Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley
John Waters,  Application Development Trends
Andrew Watts,  hobbyist
Bill Weinberg,  LinuxPundit.com
Kim Weins,  OpenLogic
Andy Whitcroft,  Canonical UK Ltd
Jeremy White,  CodeWeavers
Mats Wichmann,  Intel
Mitch Williams,  Sandia National Laboratories
Robbie Williamson,  Canonical
Andrew Wilson,  Intel Corp.
Marcos Woehrmann,  Artifex Software Inc.
Chris Wright,  Red Hat
Lieh-neng Wu,  Taipei computer association
Bing Xia,  Samsung Telecommunications America
Tim Yeaton,  BlackDuck Software
Daniel Yek,  RealNetworks
Rao Yeleswarapu,  Intel Corp
Yokio Yoshida,  Hitachi Systems & Services, Ltd.
Kazutomo YOSHII,  Argonne National Laboratory
Brent Young,  Intel
Loye Young,  IYCC (Isaac & Young Computer Company)
Wilfred Yu,  Intel Corp
Elena Zannoni,  Oracle
Lilian Zia,  Intel

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