The 2004 Kernel Summit

Content on this page will be somewhat thin next week, as your editor will be in Ottawa for the 2004 Kernel Summit and the Ottawa Linux Symposium. The Kernel Summit will be happening Monday and Tuesday, July 19 and 20. The agenda has now been posted for those who are curious. The topics to be discussed will not be surprising to most readers: virtual memory management, NUMA, power management, clustered storage, networking, block I/O, security, and more. There will also be a pair of sessions on kernel support for desktop users, featuring a cameo appearance by Keith Packard.

As usual, LWN will be carrying reports from the event; stay tuned.

Your editor is also giving a talk in the very first OLS slot, 10:00, Wednesday, where he will engage in some wild speculation on where the 2.7 development series might go, assuming it actually starts sometime soon.

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