We received a lot of good proposals and deciding which ones to accept is not an easy task. A number of proposals are still being reviewed and we are still working with some speakers. We can already announce the following keynotes and main track presentations: Keynotes * "How we found a million style and grammar errors in the English Wikipedia", by Daniel Naber * "Software Archaeology for Beginners", by James Turnbull Tracing and debugging track * "Linux tracing with LTTng", by David Goulet * "Making the Linux Kernel better (without coding)", by Wolfram Sang * "Your Application versus GDB", by Tom Tromey Memory and storage track * "Concurrent Programming Made Simple", by Nuno Diegues * "Persistent Memory", by Ric Wheeler * "What's New in OpenLDAP", by Howard Chu More information at https://fosdem.org/2014/schedule/