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Speaker and Sponsor Forms

For those wishing to submit a presentation and be a valued guest speaker at MAGNet Con, the form has just been added to the site.  Information on submitting the form is contained inside.  Go to the Speakers Page and download the application PDF.

Sponsors and Exhibitors, your documents have been uploaded also.  If you . . . → Read More: Speaker and Sponsor Forms

We Have Changed Our Name

Our event has had a name change. We are henceforth to be known as the Mid-America GNU/Linux Networkers Conference. You can use MAGNet Conference or MAGNet Con as shorthand to reference the conference. The new name reflects an additional nod to the GNU movement as well as indicates our focus on networking together everyone . . . → Read More: We Have Changed Our Name

Host City Poll

We are looking for the Missouri city to host Mid-America LinuxFest. Please check out the poll on the upper right-hand side of the web page and vote for your favorite city. Each of the four Missouri cities has great exhibition space, hotels and attractions to recommend it. If you need more information, try these . . . → Read More: Host City Poll

Call for Participation

The Mid-America LinuxFest is looking for you. We are a grass-roots, community-run Open Source conference and exhibition in the early stages of development. We need participation in every respect. We are looking for the following:

Keynote Speakers Organizers Presenters Sponsors Volunteers

The conference will have free and low-cost education tracks from gaming to systems . . . → Read More: Call for Participation

Introduction

The Mid-America Linux Fest is a project that has just begun. After seeing how popular the Ohio Linux Fest is, and witnessing how Linux Fests in general are beginning to proliferate, it seemed that a Linux Fest was needed in America’s heartland. Most activities of this kind are located on one coast or another, . . . → Read More: Introduction