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Welcome to 100 th Kernel Code Reading PartyYokohama Linux Users Group

Hiro Yoshioka/YLUGhyoshiok@gmail.com

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/hyoshiokhttp://blog.miraclelinux.com/yume/

http://twitter.com/hyoshiok

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18:00 Open self introduction,

LT (lightning talks)

18:30 Welcome, Hiro Yoshioka LTs

19:00 Toasts, Kanpai

21:00 Closing

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Free beer supported by Novell

Thanks

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Host

Hiro Yoshioka, YLUG Yokohama Linux Users Group, member

Kernel Code Reading Party, host

architect at Rakuten

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Welcome

Kernel Code Reading Party is an informal technical seminar and beer bash (party) running by YLUG members

since April 28, 1999

10th Anniversary

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Today

100th Party

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Thank you

Friends, speakers, supporters

Many many thanks

without your support we could not run the kernel code reading party

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Brief History of the kernel code reading party

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YLUG is yet another linux users group

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Kernel Code Reading Party

10 Years ago, I was wondering if I could read the kernel source code. So I asked the YLUG mailing list, how does the linux implement the system calls.

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Somebody said 'int 0x80' and 'Read the code'.

I grep 'int 0x80' and found something. It was fun.

I thought it had to be fun if we read the code with friends.

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So I set up a meeting that we read the code of linux kernel. Then we went to drink after the meeing.

It was fun. Everybody loved the meeting and the party. Many people asked me to repeat it again.

We are having the meeting with party since then.

It was 10 years ago.

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I named the Kernel Code Reading Party but actually we are not reading the code these days.

Having informal technical seminar and beerbash (Pizza and Beer) is our style.

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YLUG is not alone.

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Event Calender; > 300 meetings / month

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Opensource and Users Group makes

Friends

Network of Friends

Value, innovation, etc

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We proud that many friends contribute the linux kernel, make great things. TOMOYO, IPv6, NILFS, Faul injection, many many things

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My dreams

having technical meetings with friends in Japanese.

making many friends contribute the open source

having fun with another groups

having a party with kernel hackers

making the world love and peace (world domination)

Many of dreams come true by the kernal code reading party

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I appreciate your support.

Thanks so much.

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Q&A