Comparing OLS and Usenix
Read OriginalThe article compares the Ottawa Linux Symposium (OLS) and the Usenix Annual Technical Conference, noting differences in paper quality, attendee energy, and overall atmosphere. It argues that OLS has become a vital hub for Linux and open-source software development, with relevant papers and energetic discussions, while suggesting Usenix may be declining as a venue for industry technical work.
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