FOSDEM 2011

Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Forum

52 speakers

Coverage of FOSDEM 2011

35 sessions

Day 1 Saturday 5th February 2011

• 10:45am Why Political Liberty Depends on Software Freedom More Than Ever

  presented by Eben Moglen

• 1:00pm ZFS in Open Source Operating Systems

  presented by Martin Matuska

• 1:40pm Libre Graphics Magazine: Bringing F/LOSS Designers Together, One Dead Tree at a Time

  presented by ginger coons

• 2:00pm The life of a Firefox feature

  presented by Chris Hofmann

• 2:00pm DevOps? - More than Marketing

  presented by James Turnbull

• 2:00pm Coreboot: x86 system boot and initialization

  presented by Rudolf Marek

• 3:00pm CiviCRM & XMPP as your personal assistant

  presented by Xavier Dutoit

• 3:00pm systemd: Beyond init

  presented by Lennart Poettering

• 3:00pm Qt WebKit goes Mobile

  presented by Kenneth Christiansen

• 3:30pm Moving to the client - HTML5 is here

  presented by Robert Nyman and Christian Heilmann

• 3:40pm Seeks Project: let's take back websearch

  presented by Emmanuel Benazera

• 4:00pm I'm Going M.A.D.

  presented by Spike Morelli

• 4:00pm Firefox 4: new features for users and developers

  presented by Tristan Nitot and Anthony Ricaud

• 4:00pm PageKite: Making The Web 1000x Bigger

  presented by Bjarni Runar Einarsson

• 4:20pm Apache Etch: Efficient and feature-rich network services

  presented by Holger Grandy

• 4:40pm Forban: a simple link-local opportunistic p2p free software

  presented by Alexandre Dulaunoy

• 5:00pm BOFH meets SystemTap: rootkits made trivial

  presented by Adrien Kunysz

• 6:30pm The Rise and Fall and Rise of Java

  presented by steve o'grady

• 6:40pm scala: Scala expressiveness

  presented by Romain PELISSE

Day 2 Sunday 6th February 2011

• 9:00am A tale of disaster recovery (Cfengine everyday, practices and tools)

  presented by Jonathan Clarke and Nicolas Charles

• 10:00am Apache Wicket

  presented by Martijn Dashorst

• 10:00am PL/Parrot: Cutting Edge Free Software

  presented by davidfetter

• 11:00am Tracing Perl with DTrace/SystemTap

  presented by David Leadbeater

• 11:00am Django's architecture - the good, the bad, and the ugly

  presented by Andrew Godwin

• 11:00am Objective-C: Not just for Macs and iPhones

  presented by David Chisnall

• 12:00pm Practical Go Programming

  presented by Andrew Gerrand

• 12:00pm Data-as-a-Service with Infinispan

  presented by Manik Surtani

• 2:00pm Liberating Open Office Development

  presented by Michael Meeks

• 2:20pm Village Telco

  presented by Donatus Onwunumah

• 3:00pm Linux Disaster Recovery as a Service (with rear)

  presented by Gratien D'haese

• 3:00pm WebODF: an office suite built on browser technology

  presented by Jos van den Oever

• 3:00pm Mongrel2: Lighting up IPv6

  presented by Andrew Yourtchenko

• 4:00pm Calligra Under the Hood -- Using the Calligra Suite Office engine in your own applications

  presented by Boudewijn Rempt

• 4:00pm OpenStack: Building a free, massively scalable cloud computing platform

  presented by Soren Hansen

• 5:00pm How kernel development goes wrong and why you should be a part of it anyway

  presented by Jonathan Corbet

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