The Ontario Linux Fest for 2008 is being held this coming Saturday 25th in Toronto. The day's schedule has been posted, as well as the detailed table of presentations and topics. Please check it out... there are some pretty interesting topics this year again, from the return of Open Moko, to human-machine interfaces, to legal matters and intellectual property, to OpenStreetMap.
If you haven't registered yet, there is still one more day.... today! Online registration closes on Thursday morning (the 23rd), which means if you want to get the lower rate of $40 (as opposed to $60 at the door), you need to do it today. You can register and pay for the Fest here.
With 27 presentations, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and labs, sandwiched between a Friday welcome party, and a Saturday night reception party, it'll be a fun-packed day of Linux and Free Software.
Hope to see you there!