FOSS.IN/2010

India’s foremost Free & Open Source Software event

40 speakers

Coverage of FOSS.IN/2010

42 sessions

• Rapid Website development using frameworks and tools in WordPress

  presented by Abdul Munim Kazia

• Writing plugins for Kate and enhancing Kate

  presented by Abhishek Patil

• Face-off: Bringing facial biometrics to your desktop

  presented by Aditya Bhatt

• ZFS (ZettaByte File System) Port on Linux

  presented by Anand Mitra

• Hardware Design for Software Hackers

  presented by Anil Kumar Pugalia

• The Bits, The Eye, The Senses

  presented by Anirudh Sharma

• Channel Bonding – Load Balancing , HighAvailability

  presented by Anupama B N

• Orc – I’m in yur code, vectorizing it

  presented by Arun Raghavan

• Operating System Caches in a virtualized environment

  presented by Balbir Singh

• Towards a complete IO Controller

  presented by Ciju Rajan K

• MariaDB: The new M in LAMP

  presented by Colin Charles

• Deep-dive into Transifex

  presented by Dimitris Glezos

• Technical tales from a large-scale web app

  presented by Dimitris Glezos

• Tuning MySQL for Performance, Stability and Fail Safety

  presented by Gary Pendergast

• OsmocomBB: Protocol stack and baesband firmware for GSM mobile phones

  presented by Harald Welte

• Libvirt: Standardizing Virtualization – Why and How?

  presented by Harsh Prateek Bora

• Mobile Graphics, OpenGL ES standards & the need for open source drivers.

  presented by Harsha Padmanabha

• Linux Kernel Security: Adapting 1960s Technology to Meet 21st Century Threats

  presented by James Morris

• Migration: or how to hop to another machine without downtime

  presented by Juan Quintela

• Beyond init: systemd

  presented by Lennart Poettering

• Open Surround Sound: Some Assembly Required

  presented by Lennart Poettering

• VirtFS – A virtualization aware File System pass-through

  presented by M. Mohan Kumar

• CouchDB Apps

  presented by Mahendra

• Hacking LibreOffice

  presented by Muthu Subramanian K

• Improving the quality of video calls

  presented by Olivier Crête

• Rygel. DLNA. Come

  presented by Parthasarathi Susarla

• This is the year of the irrelevance of the desktop

• Boomerang — performance testing from the user’s perspective

  presented by Philip Tellis

• Autotest: Smart testing solution for Linux Kernel

  presented by Poornima Nayak

• Leveraging Drupal & FOSS tools to build a repository of semantic content

  presented by Pratul Kalia

• boot.kernel.org (BKO)

  presented by Pravin Shinde

• Failures of Fedora and what we learned from it

  presented by Rahul Sundaram

• Leveraging the Git object store

  presented by Ramkumar Ramachandra

• Getting started with Fedora Embedded and QEMU/ARM hands-on

  presented by Saleem Ansari

• Under the Bonnet of QtWebKit’s Graphics Layer

  presented by Simon Hausmann

• Ostinato – open, scalable packet/traffic generator

  presented by Srivats P

• KVM – Adding resources hot

  presented by Supriya Kannery

• Bugsquadding in GNOME

  presented by Tobias Mueller

• Security in Mobile Devices

  presented by Tobias Mueller

• Making People First-class Objects on the Gnome Desktop

  presented by Travis Reitter

• Building Scale out storage with GlusterFS

  presented by Vijay Bellur

• Porting to Python3k – The What, Why and How

  presented by eQuiNoX

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