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Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Bellingham's LinuxFest Northwest
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http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2011/04/29/1990605/bellinghams-linuxfest-northwest.html
Apr, 29, 2011 Bellingham's LinuxFest Northwest offers information about open
source software * DAVE GALLAGHER / THE BELLINGHAM HERALD*
------------------------------
BELLINGHAM - It'll still have the robot demonstrations and Web developers
talking about new software applications, but LinuxFest Northwest is adding a
business component this year.
This is the 12th year for the tech event, which features a variety of
demonstrations and speakers. The event is free and takes place 9:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 30 and May 1, at Bellingham Technical
College.
This year several of the sessions will include topics about how to turn a
program idea into a business. It's an opportunity to take some of the
enthusiasm generated at LinuxFest and apply it toward possible business
ventures, said Dennis King, a shareholder of BIG Idea Lab, a Bellingham
incubator for high-tech firms.
"(Linux) gives more opportunities for people to take a great idea and
develop it into a business," said King, noting that the free tools in the
Linux operating system allows for inexpensive startups. Today entrepreneurs
can get things going with just a computer and an Internet connection, he
said.
The sessions being presented by BIG Idea Lab include starting up a business
and customer development.
LinuxFest Northwest is also known as an event for those unfamiliar with
Linux who want to learn the basics. Along with several introductory courses,
booths are staffed with people willing to talk about the operating system,
which can be used as an alternative to for-profit operating systems such as
Microsoft Windows and Vista.
For more information about the event, including listings of all the sessions
offered, visit linuxfestnorthwest.org .
Reach DAVE GALLAGHER at dave.gallagher-at-bellinghamherald.com or call
715-2269. Visit his business blog online at
blogs.bellinghamherald.com/business or get updates on Twitter at
twitter.com/BhamHeraldBiz.
--
Regards,
Evan M. Inker
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http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2011/04/29/1990605/bellinghams-linuxfest-northwest.html
Apr, 29, 2011 Bellingham's LinuxFest Northwest offers information about open
source software * DAVE GALLAGHER / THE BELLINGHAM HERALD*
------------------------------
BELLINGHAM - It'll still have the robot demonstrations and Web developers
talking about new software applications, but LinuxFest Northwest is adding a
business component this year.
This is the 12th year for the tech event, which features a variety of
demonstrations and speakers. The event is free and takes place 9:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 30 and May 1, at Bellingham Technical
College.
This year several of the sessions will include topics about how to turn a
program idea into a business. It's an opportunity to take some of the
enthusiasm generated at LinuxFest and apply it toward possible business
ventures, said Dennis King, a shareholder of BIG Idea Lab, a Bellingham
incubator for high-tech firms.
"(Linux) gives more opportunities for people to take a great idea and
develop it into a business," said King, noting that the free tools in the
Linux operating system allows for inexpensive startups. Today entrepreneurs
can get things going with just a computer and an Internet connection, he
said.
The sessions being presented by BIG Idea Lab include starting up a business
and customer development.
LinuxFest Northwest is also known as an event for those unfamiliar with
Linux who want to learn the basics. Along with several introductory courses,
booths are staffed with people willing to talk about the operating system,
which can be used as an alternative to for-profit operating systems such as
Microsoft Windows and Vista.
For more information about the event, including listings of all the sessions
offered, visit linuxfestnorthwest.org .
Reach DAVE GALLAGHER at dave.gallagher-at-bellinghamherald.com or call
715-2269. Visit his business blog online at
blogs.bellinghamherald.com/business or get updates on Twitter at
twitter.com/BhamHeraldBiz.
--
Regards,
Evan M. Inker
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inuxfest-northwest.html">http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2011/04/29/1990605=
/bellinghams-linuxfest-northwest.html
Apr, 29, 2011
Bellingham's LinuxFest Northwest offers information about open sour=
ce software
=20
DAVE GALLAGHER
/ THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
BELLINGHAM - It'll still have the robot demonstrations and Web=
=20
developers talking about new software applications, but LinuxFest=20
Northwest is adding a business component this year.
This is the=20
12th year for the tech event, which features a variety of demonstrations
and speakers. The event is free and takes place 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.=20
Saturday and Sunday, April 30 and May 1, at Bellingham Technical=20
College. This year several of the sessions will include topics=20
about how to turn a program idea into a business. It's an opportunity t=
o
take some of the enthusiasm generated at LinuxFest and apply it toward=20
possible business ventures, said Dennis King, a shareholder of BIG Idea=20
Lab, a Bellingham incubator for high-tech firms. "(Linux) gives=
=20
more opportunities for people to take a great idea and develop it into a
business," said King, noting that the free tools in the Linux operati=
ng
system allows for inexpensive startups. Today entrepreneurs can get=20
things going with just a computer and an Internet connection, he said. <= p>The sessions being presented by BIG Idea Lab include starting up a busine= ss and customer development. LinuxFest
Northwest is also known as an event for those unfamiliar with Linux who
want to learn the basics. Along with several introductory courses,=20
booths are staffed with people willing to talk about the operating=20
system, which can be used as an alternative to for-profit operating=20
systems such as Microsoft Windows and Vista. For more information abo=
ut the event, including listings of all the sessions offered, visit =3D"http://www.linuxfestnorthwest.org/">linuxfestnorthwest.org.
--
Regards,
Evan M. In=
ker
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