Phoronix Seattle / Bellevue Washington Meet-Up

Posted by Michael Larabel on June 28, 2011

For those looking to discuss the Phoronix Test Suite / OpenBenchmarking.org with Linux benchmarking, Linux kernel power regressions, graphics drivers, or any other Phoronix topics, I'll be in the Seattle and Bellevue areas next week.

From 4 July to the evening of 6 July I will be in the Seattle and Bellevue areas of Washington, United States for business reasons. If any Phoronix readers are interested in a Phoronix meet-up to discuss any interesting topics or to see any neat demos, contact me or find me on Twitter.

Additionally, if any locals know of any great German/Bavarian biergartens for such a gathering, or if anyone in Everett with great relations to Boeing that can arrange a tour more interesting than what's available to the general public, that's even better.

Details forthcoming.

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