Texas Linux Fest is run by volunteers. There is no office and no phone line, so email is the reliable way to reach us and the way we prefer to be contacted.
Use this address for anything: attending, speaking, sponsoring, press requests, accessibility needs, code of conduct concerns, or corrections to anything on this site. It reaches the organizing team rather than an individual, so it keeps working between editions of the festival. Because everyone answering it is a volunteer, allow a few days for a reply.
Speaking, sponsoring and registration
Each edition of Texas Linux Fest runs its own website, and that site owns the call for papers, the schedule, ticket sales and the sponsor prospectus for that year. The home page of this site links to the current edition. If the call for papers or sponsorship page for the year you are asking about is not open yet, email us and we will tell you when it opens.
Where else to find us
- Mastodon: @TexasLinuxFest@fosstodon.org
- GitHub: github.com/TXLF
- LinkedIn: Texas Linux Fest
- Facebook: TexasLinuxFest
- YouTube: @texaslinuxfest3002
- X/Twitter: @texaslinuxfest
Recorded talks from past editions are posted to the YouTube channel, and the per-year event pages on this site link to press and podcast coverage.
Corrections to this site
This site is a static Hugo build and its source is public at github.com/TXLF/txlf-landing. If a date, venue, keynote or link on an event page is wrong, open an issue or a pull request there — that is faster than email and it leaves a record.
Where we are
Texas Linux Fest is held in Texas, United States. The venue changes from year to year; the venue and address for a given edition are on that edition’s page and on that year’s own website.