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{{short description|1999β2019 American annual free and open-source software convention}} {{Infobox convention | name = O'Reilly Open Source Convention | logo = | image = [[File:OSCON 2010.jpg|200px|alt=OSCON flag]] | caption = OSCON flag | status = Inactive | genre = Open Source (mainly software) | venue = | location = Portland, Oregon <small>(with exceptions)</small> | country = United States | first = {{Start date and age|1999}} | last = {{Start date and age|2019}} | founder = | organizer = [[O'Reilly Media]] | filing = | attendance = | website = {{url|http://www.oscon.com}} }} [[File:Robin Hanson at OSCON 2007.jpg|thumbnail|220px|[[Robin Hanson]] at OSCON 2007]] [[File:OSCON Ubuntu-US-CA 072309 01.ogv|thumbnail|220px|Overview of OSCON 2009]] [[File:Michal Migurski, Tim O'Reilly and Jared Smith.jpg|thumbnail|220px|[[Michal Migurski]], [[Tim O'Reilly]], and Jared Smith at OSCON 2013]] The '''O'Reilly Open Source Convention''' ('''OSCON''') was an American annual [[Convention (meeting)|convention]] for the discussion of [[free and open-source software]]. It was organized by publisher [[O'Reilly Media]] and was held each summer, mostly in [[Portland, Oregon]], from 1999 to 2019.
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