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The UKUUG summer 1990 technical conference will take place at the Royal
Lancaster Hotel in LONDON 11-13 July, preceded by two days of advanced
tutorials beginning on Monday 9th July. The conference technical
programme is listed below. A pre-conference registration booklet
containing detailed information will be available form ---

		UKUUG
		Owles Hall
		Buntingford
		Herts SG9 9PL
		UK
		
		Tel: +44 (763) 73039
		Fax: +44 (763) 73255
		Email: ukuug-conf@ukc.ac.uk

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		Wednesday 11th July 1990
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0900	Opening Address: Sunil K Das, UKUUG Chairman and Programme Director
	City University London Computer Science Department, UK

0930	Keynote Speech: Rob Pike; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"Plan 9 from Bell Labs"

1030	COFFEE

1100	David L Presotto; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"Multi-Processor Streams for Plan 9 and UNIX"

1145	Tom Duff; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"rc --- A Shell for Plan 9 and UNIX"

1230	LUNCH

1400	Dennis M Ritchie; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"The C Language: Recent Past, Near Future"

1430	Ken Thompson; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"A New C Compiler"

1500	Tom A Cargill; Independent Consultant, Colorado, USA
	"Does C++ Really Need Multiple Inheritance ?"


1530	TEA

1600	Thomas J Bannon; University of Texas at Dallas, USA
	"GROUP: A Participants Manager for Multi-User Applications"

1630	Jim Reid; Strathclyde University, Glasgow, UK
	"NFS: The Protocol is the Problem"

1700	UKUUG Business Meeting, BoFS and WiPS

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		Thursday 12th July 1990
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0900	Ciaran O'Donnell; O'Donnell, Palaiseau, France
	"rcc --- An Optimising C Compiler for the Motorola 88000"

0915	Greg Rose; Softway Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia
	"Limits: A System for Resource Management under UNIX"

0930	Marshall Kirk McKusick, Michael J Karels, Keith Bostic;
	University of California, Berkeley, USA
	"A Pageable Memory Based File System"

1000	Chris Torek; University of Maryland, USA
	"A New Framework for Device Support in Berkeley UNIX"

1030	COFFEE

1100	Jon L Bentley; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"Pictures of Programs"

1145	Michael Hawley; MIT Media Laboratory, Massachusetts, USA
	"Music Software --- An Entertainment Science (Temporary Title)"

1230	LUNCH

1400	Daniel V Klein; SEI - Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA
	"Foiling the Cracker: A Survey of and Improvements to Password Security"

1430	Greg Rose; Softway Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia
	"UNIX and Supercomputers"

1500	C H Forsyth; University of York, UK
	"More Taste: Less Greed ? --- Sending UNIX to the Fat Farm"

1530	TEA


1600	Robert Swartz; Mark Williams Company, Illinois, USA
	"The Case Against UNIX Standards"

1630	Peter H Salus; Sun User Group, Boston, USA
	"Standards, Specifications and Open Systems"

1700	A N Other; Unix International
	"The Case For UNIX Standards"

1730	Standards Panel and BofS

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		Friday 13th July 1990
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0900	Laszlo Biczok, Zoltan Dioszeghy and Kalman Szeker;
	Central Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary
	"XEUS: An Intelligent Terminal System"

0915	Martin D Beer; University of Liverpool, UK
	"Developing Document Management Systems Using the Andrew Toolkit"

0930	Andrei G Yaneff, Trevor I Fenner; University of London, UK
	"G3 --- A Language for Typesetting Three Dimensional Graphics"

1000	Brian O'Donovan, Jane Grimson; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
	"Development of a Distributed Revision Control System"

1030	COFFEE

1100	Stuart I Feldman; Bell Communications Research, New Jersey, USA
	"Large Scale Software Development --- Its UNIX Problems & Connections"

1145	Brian W Kernighan; AT&T Bell Laboratories, New Jersey, USA
	"The UNIX System and Software Productivity"

1230	LUNCH

1400	Ken Dove; Sequent Computer Systems, Oregon, USA
	"A High Capacity TCP/IP in Parallel Streams"

1430	Phil Winterbottom and Tim Wilkinson; City University London, UK
	"Meshix: A UNIX-like Operating System for Distributed Machines"

1500	A W Morris; University of Cambridge, UK
	"Project Granta --- The Cambridge University FDDI Network"

1530	TEA

1600	Andrew S Tanenbaum, Robbert van Renesse, Hans van Staveren,
	Gregory J Sharp; Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
	"Beyond UNIX --- A True Distributed System for the 1990s"

1645	Closing Address

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