First main tracks for FOSDEM 2013
Now that the call for main tracks has been closed, we are pleased to announce the first main tracks for FOSDEM 2013! We are still reviewing some proposals so there is much more to come, but we don't want to keep you waiting any longer. We are proud to announce the following talks, in no particular order: * "FreedomBox 1.0", by Bdale Garbee * "How we made the Jenkins community", by Kohsuke Kawaguchi * "The Keeper of Secrets", by Leslie Hawthorn * "systemd, Two Years Later", by Lennart Poettering * "Practical Security for developers, using OWASP ZAP", by Simon Bennetts * "Open Science, Open Software, and Reproducible Code", by Bill Hoffman * "Maintaining a kernel subsystem", by Wolfram Sang * "Keccak, More Than Just SHA3SUM", by The Keccak Team * "Can we finally replace Skype, Viber, Twitter and Facebook?", by Daniel Pocock * "Static site generation for the masses", by Denis Defreyne * "Trends in Open Source Security", by Florian Weimer * "Vroom! Free Software in your car", by Jeremiah Foster * "Scaling PHP with HipHop", by Sara Golemon We are still trying to pour all of these into tracks, you can watch our progress on the schedule [1] page. [1] https://fosdem.org/2013/schedule/
More talks have been confirmed today, we almost have a full schedule now! * "UEFI SecureBoot", by Cathy Malmrose * "How to build an Identity Management System on Linux", by Simo Sorce * "Aldebaran Robotics and Open Source", by Dimitri Merejkowsky * "Open ARM GPU drivers.", by Luc Verhaegen * "LibreOffice: cleaning and re-factoring a giant code-base", by Michael Meeks * "Has the GNOME community turned crazy?", by Vincent Untz * "The Anykernel and Rump Kernels", by Antti Kantee
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Gerry Demaret