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In article <1050@se.alcbel.be> mvbr@se.alcbel.be (Marc Verbruggen) writes:

> Does anyone know on the existence of European conferences and who should
> possibly organise such events, what topics are 'hot' here in Europe, anyone
> else interested ? 

Book now, folks!  There's a Large Installation Systems Administration
(LISA) Workshop at Imperial College, London, on 3rd July.  As it says
in the EurOpen Newsletter, ``Further details can be obtained by
sending electronic mail to the list ukuug-wshop-lisa@uknet.ac.uk.''
As the mail address suggests, this workshop has been arranged by the
UK UNIX Users' Group, and is patterned after the successful USENIX
LISA events.  (I'm just not sure how far after.)  And remember, size
isn't everything: in the current issue of login:, Rob Kolstat says of
LISA VI (to be held 19-32 October in Long Beach, CA) ``it's not just
for large installations any more''.

In general, I believe (although I speak with no authority) that
EurOpen would be interested to hear of suggestions for workshops, and
would like to emulate USENIX US success with them here in Europe.
(Apart from anything else, they're a good source of revenue!)  You can
bug EurOpen people directly, or first get together a lobby in your
national UNIX user group, then bug in strength!
-- 
Dominic Dunlop