[UCLALUG-Announce] The Recent Evolution of the Linux Kernel

[Matt Helsley]

UCLA LUG is pleased to present

	The Recent Evolution of the Linux Kernel

		A presentation by

		  Daniel Bovet

Daniel Bovet, author of "Understanding the Linux Kernel" (published by
O'Reilly and Associates), will be speaking at UCLA on April 29th. His
presentation will discuss several important differences between the 2.2
and 2.4 linux kernels, including:

	- Handling of Translation Lookaside Buffers

	- Process scheduling

	- Methods for reclaiming memory

When: Monday, April 29th, 10am - 12noon
Where: 4760 Boelter Hall, on the UCLA Campus

One free copy of Dr. Bovet's book "Understanding the Linux Kernel" will be
raffled off, courtesy of O'Reilly and Associates. Those planning on
participating in the raffle should arrive before the presentation begins,
as no more tickets will be handed out after he starts.

For the latest information, please check the UCLA LUG website at
http://linux.ucla.edu

If you have any questions, please send them to officers@linux.ucla.edu.


						Thank you,
							-Matt Helsley
							UCLA LUG Officer