The combination offers a great deal of promise, but it has required many changes in the architecture of system components. Additionally, users use the systems in very different ways and expect different sorts of behavior. Both models can be presented on a network. This talk will explore the differences and similarities between the two and will examine where both are likely to go in the near future. Emphasis will be on scalability, naming, security, and network media.
Slots are limited.
Student work is particularly welcome. These were partly forced by commercial pressure, but primarily because the Internet was not able to support the kind and scale of development seen in free software today. Amazingly, X is alive and moving forward again. Bring your questions and suggestions on how we might server you better. Use our Contacts page.