I spotted on Debian Planet that a CD-ROM had been released of the papers and presentations at LCA-2003 and it looks pretty interesting. Below is list of the papers/presentations.

I have downloaded a copy of the CD and if anyone wants a real CD-ROM copy I'd be happy to do one - please let me know. Otherwise see http://conf.linux.org.au/

Wednesday, 22nd January 2003 ============================

Welcome to Linux.conf.au 2003

PHP Introduction Rasmus Lerdorf

PHP Advanced Rasmus Lerdorf Using autoconf, automake and friends. Malcolm Tredinnick

The Unreliable Guide to Kernel Hacking Paul "Rusty" Russell

Using Sweep: Fun with Scrubby Conrad Parker

The Ins and Outs of PostgreSQL Gavin Sherry

Thursday, 23rd January 2003 ===========================

Reverse Engineering Techniques Andrew Tridgell

My computer is bigger than yours! Martin Schwenke

Making the right sort of difference: bugs Telsa Gwynne and what to do with them

Sweep: Real-world audio editing on Linux Conrad Parker

more, More, MORE! - Porting Hints and Horror Bdale Garbee Stories from the Debian Project

ARQuake - Outdoor Augmented Reality Gaming Wayne Piekarski

$100,000 OUT OF THE WINDOW? YOU Philip Hart CANNOT BE SERIOUS!

Teaching Software Engineering using David Glance Open Source Software

Dynamic Feedback in LVS Jeremy Kerr

Pretend Systems doing real Work Dan Shearer

Dynamic Probes - Debugging by Stealth Suparna Bhattacharya

What is that CONFIG_HAMRADIO thing anyway? Hugh Blemings A Linux users guide to Ham Radio

DHCPv6 for Linux Suresh Kodati

Q&A Session

Friday, 24th January 2003 =========================

Herding Wild Cats and Related Adventures Bdale Garbee An Inside Look at the Debian Project

The Boston Consulting Group/OSDN Hacker Survey Jeff "Hemos" Bates

initramfs, klibc and early userspace H. Peter Anvin

Towards full NTFS semantics in Samba Andrew Tridgell

Useful kernel audits Alan Cox

Putting a filesystem into a device driver Greg KH

PHP Printing with PDF Rasmus Lerdorf

Biometrics and Linux Alexander Reeder

Perdition: A Mail Retrieval Proxy Simon "Horms" Horman

Zeroconf networking Brad Hards

Problems in Open Source Licensing Jeremy Malcolm

High Availability using Reliable Server Pooling Thomas Dreibholz

Who wants another filesystem Neil Brown

Saturday, 25th January 2003 ===========================

Hacking the kernel and looking cool whilst Paul "Rusty" Russell driving a fast car

distcc Martin Pool

I'll Do It Later: Softirqs, Tasklets, Bottom Matthew Wilcox Halves, Task Queues, Work Queues and Timers

The Linux Kernel Device Model Patrick Mochel

Sequel Syndrome: The GNOME Project Grows Up Jeff Waugh

Linux at the Little End of the World Malcolm Tredinnick

EggMenu James Henstridge

Katie, open-source revision control system Geoffrey D. Bennett

Design of the Portable.NET Interpreter Rhys Weatherley

Developing network applications under UNIX Adrian Chadd

Debian Mini-conf ================

DPL State of the Nation Address Bdale Garbee

Debian and Ham Radio Bdale Garbee

Debian package cache with apt-cacher Jonathan Oxer

"Hopefully enough stuff to fill the allotted Paul "Rusty" Russell time"

FAI - unattended Debian installations Niall Young

IPv6 in Debian Trent "Lathiat" Lloyd

IPv6 Mini-conf ==============

Writing IPv6 Network Applications Trent "Lathiat" Lloyd

IPv6 Tunnel Broker Anand Kumria

IPv6 for Everyone Anand Kumria

Enabling a Campus LAN for IPv6 Grahame Bowland

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