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SCALE grew out of a series of LUGFests put on by the Simi Conejo Linux Users Group in the late 90s. There were four of them, held every 6 months at the Nortel development facility in Simi Valley, California. They ended when Nortel closed that facility in 2001.
SCALE grew out of a series of LUGFests put on by the Simi Conejo Linux Users Group in the late 90s. There were four of them, held every 6 months at the Nortel development facility in Simi Valley, California. They ended when Nortel closed that facility in 2001.


SCALE is one of three community run Open-Source events in the [[United States]]. It attempts to maintain a balance between commercial and non-profit organizations in the Open Source Community. SCALE has been held annually since 2002. The event features an expo floor with both commercial and .org / non-profit exhibitors, as well as 3 days of seminars on the topic of [[Linux]] and [[Open Source software]].
SCALE is one of three community run Open-Source events in the [[United States]]. It attempts to maintain a balance between commercial and non-profit organizations in the Open Source Community. SCALE has been held annually since 2002.
The event features an expo floor with both commercial and .org / non-profit exhibitors, as well as 3 days of seminars on the topic of [[Linux]] and [[Open Source software]].


Some past exhibitors have included: [[IBM]], [[HP]], [[Sharp]], [[MySQL]], [[Debian]], [[Gentoo_Linux]], the [[Fedora_Project]], [[KDE]], [[GNOME]], [[Postgresql]], [[Fluxbox]], the [[Software Freedom Law Center]], [[Cacert]], [[Openstreetmap]], [[NSLU2]]-linux, [[The Document Foundation]], the [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Google]], [[MythTV]], [[Drupal]], [[Django (web framework)]], [[Netbsd]], [[Freebsd]], [[Pcbsd]], [[Openbsd]], [[Reactos]], [[Inkscape]], [[Facebook]], [[eHarmony]] and others.
Some past exhibitors have included: [[IBM]], [[HP]], [[Sharp]], [[MySQL]], [[Debian]], [[Gentoo_Linux]], the [[Fedora_Project]], [[KDE]], [[GNOME]], [[Postgresql]], [[Fluxbox]], the [[Software Freedom Law Center]], [[Cacert]], [[Openstreetmap]], [[NSLU2]]-linux, [[The Document Foundation]], the [[Electronic Frontier Foundation]], [[Google]], [[MythTV]], [[Drupal]], [[Django (web framework)]], [[Netbsd]], [[Freebsd]], [[Pcbsd]], [[Openbsd]], [[Reactos]], [[Inkscape]], [[Facebook]], [[eHarmony]] and others.

Revision as of 05:57, 5 March 2011

The Southern California Linux Expo is an annual Linux, Open-Source, and Free Software conference held in Los Angeles, CA.

SCALE grew out of a series of LUGFests put on by the Simi Conejo Linux Users Group in the late 90s. There were four of them, held every 6 months at the Nortel development facility in Simi Valley, California. They ended when Nortel closed that facility in 2001.

SCALE is one of three community run Open-Source events in the United States. It attempts to maintain a balance between commercial and non-profit organizations in the Open Source Community. SCALE has been held annually since 2002.

The event features an expo floor with both commercial and .org / non-profit exhibitors, as well as 3 days of seminars on the topic of Linux and Open Source software.

Some past exhibitors have included: IBM, HP, Sharp, MySQL, Debian, Gentoo_Linux, the Fedora_Project, KDE, GNOME, Postgresql, Fluxbox, the Software Freedom Law Center, Cacert, Openstreetmap, NSLU2-linux, The Document Foundation, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Google, MythTV, Drupal, Django (web framework), Netbsd, Freebsd, Pcbsd, Openbsd, Reactos, Inkscape, Facebook, eHarmony and others.

Locations and Dates

Event Year Date Venue
SCALE 1x 2002 December 2 University of Southern California Davidson Conference Center
SCALE 2x 2003 November 22 Los Angeles Convention Center
SCALE 3x 2005 February 12–13 Los Angeles Convention Center
SCALE 4x 2006 February 10–12 Radisson Hotel Los Angeles Airport
SCALE 5x 2007 February 9–11 Westin Los Angeles Airport
SCALE 6x 2008 February 8–10 Westin Los Angeles Airport
SCALE 7x 2009 February 20–22 Westin Los Angeles Airport
SCALE 8x 2010 February 19–21 Westin Los Angeles Airport
SCALE 9x 2011 February 25–27 Hilton Los Angeles Airport
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