Hi, On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 12:28:30AM -0800, Nardis Dome wrote: It is a 2-day tutorial, with introduction into IPv6 on the first day and on to more "interesting" stuff on the second day. It is essentially the same course as during the Fruehlings- Fachgespraech last spring in Bochum (?) and last fall at the Linux Kongress in Erlangen (where I followed it myself). <http://www.linux-kongress.org/2004/tutorials.html#1_1_1> <http://www.linuxdays.lu/agenda/lxd2005_ipv6_tutorial> The course also covers systems other than only GNU/Linux (such as Solaris, *BSD). At least at the Linux Kongress you were supposed to bring your own notebook system for the course, but from what I heard here in Lux. you can be provided a system. Greetings, Eric

Hi, On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 08:03:49PM +0100, Paulo Ribeiro wrote: In the agenda, just click on the title of the tutorial - you'll get the abstract along with the presentor(s) [ok, not yet in place for all tutorials]. In the case of the IPv6 tutorial, it's noted in the last chapter "about the speaker". [it's Benedikt Stockebrand] Linux Basics - that's Pascal Steichen and Jule Gorgievsky (not sure about the spelling, sorry Jule ;-)) Networking - Brent Frere and Thierry Coutelier What about... - Gilbert Klein, Georges Schutz, Marc Seil Server - that's on the website. Wim Vandeputte for the Anti-Spam part will have to be replaced, still out on that one. It's also Thorsten Ries, Patrick Harpes, Nico Mack, Alain Knaff, Till Kamppeter and Yours Truly. Security - again it's online - Lukas Grunwald and Michael Hamm OpenOffice.org - IIRC it's Georges Schutz again GIMP - I'll have to check, not sure who's doing that one. Yours truly, Eric