From: jackson@usenix.org (Jackson Dodd)
Subject: USENIX 1998 ANNUAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE - Conference Program
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1998 19:53:55 GMT


"We all hear about far more events than we could possibly attend; the
trick is to make the best choices.  One of my favorites [is] the USENIX
Conference."  Richard Morin, Technical Editor, SunExpert Magazine

23rd Annual USENIX Technical Conference
June 15-19, 1998
Marriott Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana

Sponsored by USENIX, the Advanced Computing Systems Association

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Full program and on-line registration:
                 http://www.usenix.org/events/no98/
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Master complex technologies fast; choose from 22 in-depth tutorials.

*System & Network Performance Tuning    *Solaris Internals
*Internet Security for UNIX Sysadmins	*Hot Topics in Sys Admin
*Inside the Linux Kernel                *Linux Systems Administration
*Essential UNIX Programming             *UNIX Network Programming
*Cryptography Applications       	*CGI and WWW Programming in Perl
*UNIX Security Tools            	*Advanced Java Security & Java Beans
*Intro to Java            		*Secure Communications Over Open Networks
*Perl Intro for Programmers   		*Sendmail Configuration & Operation
*Windows NT Security                    *Network Security Profiles
*WWW Security            		*Web & Intranet Quantitative Performance

Cutting-edge research that will keep you ahead of the technology 
curve, there are refereed papers.  The Invited Talks offer widely 
varying presentations concentrating on the extremely practical. 
Dennis Ritchie delivers a perspective on the original UNIX paper. 
Additional talks look to what may lie in your future: clustered 
computers and wearable computers.

FREENIX--Share ideas, and actual code, with developers and avid 
users of freely redistributable software.  A Special Track showcases 
the latest developments and interesting applications; offers 28 
talks, plus evening BoF sessions.  FREENIX is co-sponsored by The 
FreeBSD Project, Linux International, TheNetBSD Foundation, Inc., 
and The OpenBSD Project.

*Test drive the latest products in the expanded Exhibition Hall.

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USENIX is the Advanced Computing Systems Association.  Its
members are the computer technologists responsible for many of
the innovations in computing we enjoy today.