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Please visit the LinuxWorld homepage and follow the link for registration. Registration may be completed online, by fax, or by mail. Space permitting, onsite registration will also be available.
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The information collected helps us understand how to improve LinuxWorld Conference & Expo according to the needs and preferences of our attendees. In addition, the demographic questions helps us provide overall event statistics to our exhibiting partners. For details about how we collect and use this information, please see our Privacy Policy.
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Monday, August 4 8 a.m to 5 p.m.
Tuesday, August 5 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday, August 6 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday, August 7 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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If registering via fax / mail / internet, an email confirmation will follow once your registration has been processed successfully. Please PRINT the confirmation for your records. To confirm your registration or if you have a question about your badge status, please call (800) 657-1474 (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4287 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a customer service representative.
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If you have already registered and would like to upgrade, please contact customer service at (800) 657-1474 and press "1".
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If any information on your confirmation is incorrect (or if you have not yet received a confirmation!), please contact us as soon as possible. Corrections that can be made prior to the advance mailing deadline will ensure that any updates arrive to you in a timely manner, as well as help to avoid delays at on-site check-in. Please contact customer service at (800) 657-1474 (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4287 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a customer service representative.
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For a registration receipt, simply call (800) 657-1474 (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4287 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a customer service representative.
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A cookie is simply an HTTP header that consists of a text-only string that gets entered into the memory of a browser. This string contains the domain, path, lifetime, and value of a variable that a Web site sets. If the lifetime of this variable is longer than the time the user spends at that site, then this string is saved to file for future reference. There are many reasons a given site would wish to use cookies. These range from the ability to personalize information (like My Yahoo or Excite), or to help with on-line sales/services (like on Amazon Books or Microsoft), or simply for the purposes of tracking popular links or demographics (like DoubleClick). Cookies also provide programmers with a quick and convenient means of keeping site content fresh and relevant to the user's interests. The newest servers use cookies to help with back-end interaction as well, which can improve the utility of a site by being able to securely store any personal data that the user has shared with a site.
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A Priority Code can usually be found on the address label of a promotional mailing piece, in an advertisement, or within the body of an email sent directly from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo. Priority Codes are sometimes used to trigger Special Pricing, so be sure to indicate it while registering. If you do not have a Priority Code, simply enter NONE in the field to continue registering. Please refer to your promotional piece or email for exact Special Pricing and deadlines.
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Badges will NOT be mailed to conference and exhibit hall attendees for this event. Linuxworld Conference & Expo has developed a quick and easy way for you to obtain your badge and conference materials on-site.
Simply proceed, with your confirmation, to the Registration area located in the upper north lobby of the Moscone Center North. You will obtain ALL of your registration materials at this location. Please note that identification is required to receive your badge and materials.
Proper identification (driver's license, credit card) may be required to receive your registration materials. Business cards will not be accepted as appropriate identification.
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