Conference Keynote 8:45am to 10:15am session Open Source and the Personal Computer Revolution Presented by Andy Hertzfeld The personal computer revolution was initially driven by enthusiasts, propelled by their idealism and passion ...
	Linux Applications 10:45am to 12:15pm session MySQL Optimization or How to Get Your Database Application to go Really Fast Presented by David Axmark, Michael (Monty) Widenius We'll start with an introduction to MySQL and follow with a tutorial on how to optimize MySQL...
	Mozilla 10:45am to 12:15pm session State of mozilla.org and the Mozilla Project Presented by Mitchell Baker Mitchell Baker, general troubleshooter and manager of mozilla... Inside the Lizard: Mozilla Architecture Overview Presented by Michael Ang
	Business 10:45am to 12:15pm session Welcome to the Insane Asylum: Learning to Thrive in the World of Open Source Presented by Russell C. Pavlicek The open source movement seems to defy logic at times... Organizing for Mob Software Presented by Richard P. Gabriel, Ron Goldman
	Linux Landscape 10:45am to 12:15pm session State of Linux Security Presented by Simson Garfinkel The Year 2000 opened with a dud, security wise: despite the predictions of many, the world of computers didn't ground to a halt, and crackers didn't use widespread Y2K related failures as cover for their own attacks... Linux as the Data Protection Engine Presented by Randy Thorburn
	Extending Apache 10:45am to 12:15pm session Comanche, a GUI for Managing Apache Presented by Daniel Lopez Ridruejo Comanche is a powerful cross-platform open source GUI solution for configuring the Apache Web server and other open source products like Samba... BRL Speeds Web/DB Integration Presented by Bruce Lewis