About SeaGL
SeaGL (the Seattle GNU/Linux conference) is a free—as in freedom and tea—grassroots technical summit dedicated to spreading awareness and knowledge about free / libre / open source software, hardware, and culture.
SeaGL strives to be welcoming, enjoyable, and informative for professional technologists, newcomers, enthusiasts, and all other users of free software, regardless of their background knowledge; providing a space to bridge these experiences and strengthen the free software movement through mentorship, collaboration, and community.
Ownership
SeaGL is owned and operated by the community. The Open Source Initiative is our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
Facts
- First held in 2013.
- Held at Seattle Central College through 2019.
- Held online in 2020 and 2021.
- Held at University of Washington and online since 2023.
Contacts
- General questions: participate@seagl.org
- Press inquiries: press@seagl.org
- Code of Conduct: CoC@seagl.org
- Programming: cfp-help@seagl.org
- Sponsorships: sponsor@seagl.org
Branding
Logos
The logo images below may be used without advance permission, subject to the following requirements:
- The use is only in connection with promoting the SeaGL conference.
- The use does not imply sponsorship or endorsement by the SeaGL conference.
- Where possible, the logo hyperlinks to https://seagl.org or an appropriate page on that site.
- The logo images are not altered, except to proportionally resize.
SeaGL logo
- Vector image (SVG) for general-purpose use
- Square raster image (PNG) suitable for use in a typical social media profile (also available as a low quality JPEG)
SeaGL logo (virtual event edition)
- Vector image (SVG) for general-purpose use
- Square raster image (PNG) suitable for use in a typical social media profile (also available as a low quality JPEG)
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For other logo uses, contact press@seagl.org
Colors
See the style guide for SeaGL’s color palette.