CPOSC

The CPOSC wiki is up and running! There are pages for ride sharing and birds of a feather ideas to get started.
We are using PBWiki to host the wiki, so you’ll either need to use the invite key (cp0sc) or create an account to edit. And don’t worry, if you use the invite key, the [...]

The schedule for this year’s Central PA Open Source conference is ready! It is subject to change, but we think this is pretty close to the finished product. There will be printed schedules available at the event, so no need to print this out to bring with you.
The doors open at 8am and just follow [...]

One month to go until CPOSC 2008!
if you register by Monday, September 22nd, you’re guaranteed a CPOSC commemorative t-shirt in your size. If you wait, there may be t-shirts available but you’ll have to settle for whichever sizes for which we have extras. So don’t delay, register now!

You can now register for CPOSC 2008 online at cposc.eventbrite.com. Tickets are $29 each and include access to all talks, breakfast, and lunch. Attendees who sign up before September 19 will receive a CPOSC 2008 t-shirt!
The number of tickets is limited, so don’t wait to register!

We’ll be opening registration to one and all starting on Monday! There’s a limited number of tickets available, so watch for the registration URL to be posted here and on Twitter.
Update (8/25): Looks like we’ll be posting the registration link later this evening… but before midnight.

You can now get the latest conference news and updates via Twitter. Just follow CPOSC.

The response to the Call for Participation has been great! We’ve received some really interesting proposals covering a wide variety of talks. If you are thinking about submitting a proposal, now is the time. There’s only about a month to go!

CPOSC, the Central PA Open Source Conference, is a one-day, multi-track, low-cost conference about all things open source: software, programming, operating systems, community and more. It will take place on Sunday, Oct 19th at the ITT Tech campus in Harrisburg, PA.
As members of various open source related organizations in the area (including CPLUG & CP.rb) [...]

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