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Papers and talks about the Arusha Project (ARK)
(In reverse chronological order.)Will Partain, ``System configuration as institutional memory: an Arusha Project perspective'' (talk), Configuration Workshop, LISA 2002, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November, 2002. Online: in PDF format.
Jonathan Hogg, ``The Arusha Project'' (talk), UKUUG Winter Conference, London, February, 2002. Online: slides in HTML and PowerPoint formats.
Matt Holgate and Will Partain, ``The Arusha Project: A framework for collaborative Unix system administration'', Proceedings of LISA 2001, 15th Systems Administration Conference, San Diego, California, December, 2001, pages 187-198. (Talks given at LISA, and at the Institute for System Level Integration, Livingston, November, 2001.) Online: the paper (.ps.gz format); the LISA talk (PDF format).
Matt Holgate and Will Partain, ``ARK: An Object(ive) view of eXtensible Minimal Languages for System Configuration'', Proceedings of the OOSPLA 2001 Workshop on Objects, <XML> and Databases, Tampa Bay, Florida, October, 2001. May be published in Information and Software Technology.
Talk to the Scottish Linux Users Group, The Arusha Project: the first public presentation, 31 May, 2001.