> > I cant see what's stopping us from doing both ;-) > > Sure, we'll do both. I gathered a number of descriptions below (the O'Reilly > one is too soon). But one thing we'll have to consider about these > non-scientific conferences, is that they cater to businesses that rent exhibit > space. The bioinformatics conferences will have typical, scientific > poster-sessions, but I'm not so sure about the Linux conferences; we'll have to > look into it further. > <snip> My husband is involved in the Windowmaker project (webmaster/mailing list moderator) and was asked last year to go to some conference to be the Windowmaker presence at their booth/poster/whatever it was (I guess nobody else could go). He couldn't go, but I'll see (1) which Linux thing that was and (2) how they would have gone about it because they too don't have money. -j -------------------------- Jennifer Steinbachs Computational Biologist Dept. of Botany The Field Museum Chicago, IL 60605-2496 office: 312-665-7810 fax: 312-665-7158 email: stein at fmnh.org --------------------------