Conference Keynote 8:45am to 10:15am session in Serra I & II Open Source Challenges Presented by Tim O'Reilly The Coming Comfy Culture Presented by Gregory Benford
	Linux Applications 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Ferrante I - III GNUMed, An Open Source Comprehensive Software Package for Paperless Medical.Practice Presented by Horst Herb Medical practice depends on reliable data storage and retrieval as well as expert systems, and is unthinkable without confidentiality of patient data... Understanding Linux Certification and Training Opportunities Presented by Dan York
	Mozilla 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Bonzai II-III Open Source Crypto and Mozilla Presented by Frank Hecker The recent relaxation of U... The Many Faces of Mozilla Presented by Ben Goodger
	Business 10:45am to 12:15pm session in San Carlos IV Church and State Presented by Dick Hardt As more companies become involved in the OSS space and valuations skyrocket, the line between community and business becomes increasingly blurred... Strengthening Open Source Development Infrastructure Presented by Jayson Minard
	Linux Systems 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Steinbeck State of Samba and Samba Configuration Presented by John Terpstra Description Coming Soon... Porting Windows NT Server Software to Linux Presented by Jeremy Allison
	Perl - Study () 10:45am to 12:15pm session How to Be Really Cool Using MacPerl Presented by Chris Nandor This presentation will demonstrate many different items in a MacPerl user's toolbox, including integration with the popular text editors BBEdit and Alpha, use of Mac::Glue and AppleScript to control scriptable applications, and MacPerl on the command line with MPW and ToolServer... Automatic Generation of Perl Extensions to C++ and Fortran 90 Class Libraries Presented by Craig E. Rasmussen Modeling Perl Applications with UML Presented by Christopher C. Armstrong
	Perl - Require () 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Serra II Enhancing Internal Processes and Collaboration at Zero Cost with Perl Presented by Stephane Barde This case study, based on experience from General Electric and France Telecom, discusses the use of flat file management tools as a way of implementing quick and efficient solutions to the problems caused by the storing and processing of data in systems like MS Excel or MS Access... How Perl Can Build a Complex System Quickly Presented by Clifford C. Nelsen II, John Reinart, Michael Smit Implementing a Scalable, Object-oriented System in Perl Presented by Ade Barkah
	Perl - Prototype () 10:45am to 12:15pm session in De Anza III Parse::Vipar: An IDE for Writing Parsers Presented by Steve Fink Parse::Vipar is a graphical tool for developing, debugging, and understanding LALR parsers... Moving a Thousand PCs With Perl Presented by Bill Odom Stem: Event-driven Message Passing in Perl Presented by Uri Guttman
	Perl - Write () 10:45am to 12:15pm session Topaz Update Presented by Chip Salzenberg Topaz is a C++ rewrite of the Perl 5 internals, with a goal of making them easier to modify and extend... Latest CPAN Developments Presented by Andreas Koenig, Graham Barr, Jarkko Hietaniemi
	Perl - Bless () 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Bonzai II-III Using Perl for Automating Documentation Processes Presented by Ted Gilchrist IAutoDocCD was written by the Oracle documentation tools group to automate the assembly of online documentation, both for web and CD-ROM distribution... Confessions of a Hoarder: Using Encrypted Perl Source for Commercial Gain Presented by John MacDonald The Web-Interfacing Repository Manager (WIRM): a Perl-based Application Server Presented by Rex Jakobovits
	Perl - Gurus 10:45am to 12:15pm session Guru session
	Extending Apache 10:45am to 12:15pm session in San Carlos II Embperl - From Embedding Perl into HTML to Objects and XML Presented by Gerald Richter Embperl has started as a Perl module for embedding Perl into HTML...
	Python 10:45am to 12:15pm session in San Carlos III State of Python Presented by Guido van Rossum Why Does an Artist Need Python? Presented by Larry Cuba
	BSD 10:45am to 12:15pm session in Redwood I - II Future of the BSDs Presented by Jordan Hubbard, Charles Hannum, Kevin Rose, Wilfredo Sanchez Where is BSD headed? Will a common FreeBSD/BSDi release signal a new era for BSD? Is there something the BSD community can (or should) do about Linux-mania? What new technical developments will keep BSD moving forward? Join this panel of BSD leaders to hear the facts about the bright future for BSD...
	Managing Apache 10:45am to 12:15pm session in San Carlos I Web Site Performance - Can You Handle the Traffic? Presented by Alex Shah Each week there are reports of another major site experiencing outages due to overwhelming traffic surface...
	Business 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in San Carlos IV How the Right Environment Maximizes the Benefits of Open Source Presented by Brian Behlendorf Leading an open source effort can bring tremendous benefit to an organization...
	Linux Systems 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in Steinbeck Installing Linux Clusters and Server Farms with VACCINE Presented by Roland Dreier Join in a demonstration of a highly scalable system for setting up large Linux installations, which present several logistical challenges... Implementing Diskless Workstations in a Linux Environment Presented by Jim McQuillan, Ron Colcernian
	Perl - Study () 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in Serra I & II Perl Golf Apocalypse Presented by Uri Guttman, Damian Conway And lo, on the last day, there arose four horsemen...
	Perl - Prototype () 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in De Anza III Perl for High-Demand Web Sites Presented by Dan Klein Dan will present an entertaining and informative tale of life in the trenches running some web sites with very unique demands...
	Extending Apache 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in San Carlos II Managing a Complex Web Site with Cocoon Presented by Doug Tidwell Learn how you can use the Apache XML Project's Cocoon (xml... Setting Up mod_perl Servers for Team Development Presented by Eric Cholet
	Python 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in San Carlos III Platform Independent Graphics with Python Presented by Christopher Lee "Plug In Drawing, Does Little Else" ("PIDDLE") is a library for platform-independent vector graphics in Python... PDF Reporting with ReportLab Presented by Andy Robinson
	BSD 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in Redwood I - II High Performance Intelligent I/O for BSD Presented by Simon Shapiro A recently released Intelligent I/O (I2O) subsystem for BSD type operating systems allows for very large I/O subsystems (up to 1600 drives per system), very fast I/O subsystems (in excess of 150 MB/Sec random I/O per controller, making it the FASTEST RAID subsystem for the PCI bus, regardless of O/S... LPRng Presented by Patrick Powell Secure by Default Presented by Theo de Raadt
	Managing Apache 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in San Carlos I Industrial Strength Publishing Presented by Ian Kallen On its own, the Apache server is a bare bones HTTP server engine...
	sendmail 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in Ferrante I - III STARTTLS, AUTH and new anti-UBE features in sendmail 8.11 Presented by Claus Assmann sendmail 8...
	Bonus Business 1:30pm to 3:00pm session in Bonzai II-III The Open Mind Initiative:Extending Open Source for Collecting Data from Non-Experts for 'Intelligent Presented by David G. Stork The Open Mind Initiative is an internet-based collaborative framework for developing "intelligent" software such as speech recognizers, optical character readers, common sense databases, and natural language systems... Open Source Development of an Automated Technical Support Tool Presented by Allan Miller
	Business 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in San Carlos IV Funding the Open Source Project: A Panel on Funding and Business Model Issues Presented by James Barry If you have a great idea for a new open source project, where can you find the money to make it happen? As a number of recent start-ups have shown, there are resources in the traditional venture capital community to fund Open Source projects...
	Linux Systems 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in Steinbeck An Industrial Strength Network Block Device Presented by Peter T. Breuer The original Linux Network Block Device driver, created by Pavel Machek, has been enhanced for use in an industrial setting... Transparent Mirroring via the Yoke Device Presented by Peter T. Breuer
	Linux Landscape 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in Ferrante I - III Measuring and Predicting Hardware Reliability Under Linux Presented by Sam Ockman Gotcha's of Starting Again: Building Linux for the Business Back-End Presented by John Terpstra
	Extending Apache 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in San Carlos II Architecture of Tomcat Presented by Craig R. McClanahan When the Tomcat servlet engine was first developed, its only purpose in life was as the reference implementation for the Java Servlet Specification...
	Python 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in San Carlos III Faster I/O with Threads Presented by N/A Aahz Python threads are incredibly easy to use... WorldPilot, an Open Source Web-based Personal Information Manager and Messaging Server Presented by Ryan Hughes
	BSD 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in Redwood I - II FreeBSD @ U S WEST.net Presented by Michael Staiger, Mark M. Lutgen FreeBSD has been in use in the U S WEST... Distributed Storage Servers Presented by Simon Shapiro
	Managing Apache 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in San Carlos I High Scalability for SSL and Apache Presented by Geoff Thorpe, Mark J Cox Delve into the details of deploying secure Web servers, using them as proxies to back-end systems, load balancing SSL, and other issues of performance and reliability for large-scale systems...
	Perl Plenary Sessions 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in Serra I & II Perl Town Meeting Presented by Larry Wall, Gurusamy Sarathy
	Bonus Business 3:30pm to 5:00pm session in Bonzai II-III GNU++ GNUbook = Meritocracy Presented by Carl W. Vilbrandt The open source GNUbook computer design utilizing open source OS and software applications will be presented using virtual modeling to demonstrate the GNUbook assembly and to illustrate basic unique design features that provide for: A logical order of dis-assembly that reveals parts in order of need for access Accurate assembly of nine basic uniquely nested parts Elimination of screws and cables Elimination of plastics for clean manufacturing and production processes The assembly of super computer clusters using a self-racking feature requiring no cables Implementation of "Green" IEEE computing standards and "Easy PC" Wintel standards Implementation of an advanced thin client embedded device agent as a system bios Reduced size for a full desktop computer approximately 2" by 8...