portland oregon

If we had trains this fast, one could get from Los Angeles to Portland, Oregon, in five or six hours.

The Register: "Does Linux desktop even need to be popular? There are, shall we say, differing options among the open source cognoscenti gathered in Portland, Oregon this week for the annual LinuxCon."

Tech Source From Bohol: "The inaugural LinuxCon organized by the Linux Foundation is set to become the biggest Linux gathering of 2009.

Scheduled for next month, September 21-23, in Portland, Oregon, the event will draw some of the best and the brightest that the Linux community has to offer."

Silicon Florist: "When people start conversations about Portland, Oregon, being a hub of open source, the conversation inevitably turns to one particular topic "Well, you know, Linus Torvalds lives in Portland.""

In September, for the second year in a row, Linux developers from all over will pack their pipe wrenches and low-slung trousers as they prepare to descend on Portland, Oregon to get down to business.

Though the packing can wait a few more months, now is the time for developers interested in sharing their love of digital fittings and flanges to get their name on the list.

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