Elizabeth Garbee to Keynote at Ohio LinuxFest 2012
Ohio LinuxFest is pleased to announce that Elizabeth Garbee will be a keynote speaker at this year's event.
Elizabeth is a second-year undergraduate student who is part of a pulsar
astronomy research team at Oberlin College in the US, with a long
history of involvement in the open source community. She installed her
first Debian machine (with some help!) at age 9 - since then, her main
computing interest has been digital art, when she isn't serving as a
revision control goddess and programmer for her research team. She is a frequent speaker at Linux conferences, and spoke last year at Linux Conf Australia. She first spoke at Ohio LinuxFest in 2008.
Elizabeth is a second-year undergraduate student who is part of a pulsar
astronomy research team at Oberlin College in the US, with a long
history of involvement in the open source community. She installed her
first Debian machine (with some help!) at age 9 - since then, her main
computing interest has been digital art, when she isn't serving as a
revision control goddess and programmer for her research team. She is a frequent speaker at Linux conferences, and spoke last year at Linux Conf Australia. She first spoke at Ohio LinuxFest in 2008.