Debconf

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For the Debian configuration management system, see "debconf" (a package which is included in all of their distributions).

Debconf is the yearly conference where Debian developers meet to discuss issues around the further development of the system.

Besides the formal Conference with scheduled workshops and talks, Debian developers have always also taken this opportunity to hack on the Debian system in a more informal setting. This has been institutionalised by introducing the Debcamp in the Oslo Debconf in 2003: a room was set aside and computing infrastructure provided.

Locations of past and future Debconf events:

DebConf0 2000: July 5-9 Bordeaux, France
DebConf1 2001: July 2-5 Bordeaux, France
2002: July 5.-7. Toronto, Canada
DebConf3 2003: July 18-20 Oslo, Norway
DebConf4 2004: May 26-June 2 Porto Alegre, Brazil
DebConf5 2005: July 10-17 Helsinki, Finland
DebConf6 2006: May 14-22 Oaxtepec, Mexico
DebConf7 2007: June 17-23 Edinburgh, Scotland
DebConf8 2008: August Mar del Plata, Argentina

There is another, smaller Debian event called Miniconf, which is held annually at the Australian Linux Conference, linux.conf.au.

Locations of past and future Miniconf events:

Debian GNU/Linux: Australian Mini-Conference 2002 2002: Feb 4-5 Brisbane, Australia
Debian Miniconf2 2003: Jan 20-21 Perth, Australia
Debian Miniconf3 2004: Jan 12-13 Adelaide, Australia
Debian Miniconf4 2005: Apr 18-19 Canberra, Australia
Debian Miniconf5 2006: Jan 23-24 Dunedin, New Zealand
Debian++ Miniconf6 2007: Jan 15-16 Sydney, Australia


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