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FOSDEM 2020 Schedule FOSDEM 2020 - Saturday 2020-02-01 (1/9) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2213 H.2214 H.3242 H.3244 J.1.106 AW1.120 Fontaine)… 09:30 Welcome to FOSDEM 2020 09:45 10:00 The Linux Kernel: We How FOSS could have to finish this thing revolutionize municipal one day ;) government 10:15 10:30 State of OpenJDK Fundamental DNS Devroom Opening Designing and Welcome to the MySQL, Building a distributed Technologies We Need DNS Management in Producing Open Source MariaDB & Friends D… knowledge base with a to Work on for Cloud- OpenStack Hardware with MySQL 8 vs MariaDB Linked Data powered Native Networking FOSS/OSHW tools CMS 10:45 10.4 LibrePCB Status Update 11:00 LibreOffice turns ten The Selfish Contributor Apache Camel BoF TinyGo From 0 to Intranet in 20 and what's next Explained minutes with XWiki Skydive HashDNS and MyRocks in the Wild 11:15 FQDNDHCP Wild West! Project Loom: Advanced Open-source design concurrency for fun and ecosystems around 11:30 profit Do you really see FreeCAD ONLYOFFICE: How to what’s happening on securely collaborate on your NFV How Safe is documents within infrastructure? Asynchronous Master- content management 11:45 State of djbdnscurve6 applications TornadoVM: A Virtual Master Setup? Machine for Exploiting ngspice open source High-Performance 12:00 Over Twenty Years Of The Ethics Behind Your Civil society needs Free circuit simulator Sourcehut & aerc A dozen more things Heterogeneous Automation IoT Software hackers meetup you didn't know Execution of Java Nextcloud could do Programs Endless Network Testing DoH and DoT The consequences of 12:15 Programming − An servers, compliance sync_binlog != 1 Update from eBPF Land and performance A tool for Community ByteBuffers are dead, Towards CadQuery 2.0 Supported Agriculture long live ByteBuffers! 12:30 (CSA) management, … Replacing iptables with Bringing Collabora eBPF in Kubernetes Improving BIND 9 Code Online to your web app What's in my food ? with Cilium Quality Overview of encryption 12:45 Open Food Facts, the KiCad: Back to the features Wikipedia of Food Analyzing DPDK Future applications with eBPF 13:00 Blender, Coming of Age Freedom and AI: Can Web3 - the Internet of Open Source Storage More than one tool for Free Software include Freedom, Value, and Free at Last! The Tale of BoF collaborating on writing ethical AI systems? Trust the Tiki CMS Jakarta EE XDP and page_pool API unwind(8) Whats new in ProxySQL 13:15 2.0? Next, the Pocket Science Lab programmable web from Development to 13:30 browser Weave Net, an Open Production Wikibase Ecosystem Shenandoah 2.0 Source Container AMENDMENT Weblate: Network SELinux fun with MySQL 13:45 open-source continuous extending catalog Designing functional and friends localization platfo… zones objects with functional objects 14:00 The Hidden Early How Containers and Kapow! A Web FFmpeg BOF ↴ Tor Meetup ↴ Decentralized History of Unix ↴ Kubernetes re-defined Framework for the Shell JMC & JFR - 2020 Vision The Different Ways of collaborative the GNU/Linux Operat… ↴ Rethinking Minimizing ANY ↴ Leveraging Open Running MySQL in applications ↴ kubernetes… Sourc… Kube… FOSDEM 2020 - Saturday 2020-02-01 (2/9) AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 K.3.201 K.3.401 K.4.201 K.4.401 K.4.601 UA2.114 (Baudoux) UA2.118 (Henriot) UA2.220 (Guillissen) UB2.147 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 Farwest Demo Welcome to the Ada The good and the bad Welcome to game How lowRISC made its Debugging with LLVM Opening Threat Modelling for Getting started with Welcome to the Legal Improving the culture of De… sides of developing development devroom Ibex RISC-V CPU core Developers quantum software … automated testing in An Introduction to Ada open source tools for faster development Technology challenges FOSS for Beginning and neuroscience AMENDMENT Be secure for privacy: the case of 10:45 Experienced Python for Godot with Rust & Intel SGX decentralized social Programmers media BlackParrot 11:00 OpenTelemetry: an Challenges and libliftoff status update AMENDMENT Custom DEBATE: Should FOSS XKCD 927 Success opportunities in Crypto Policies by Quantum machine licenses be enforced at Welcome to KernelCI Story scientific software The HammerBlade Examples learning with all? development 11:15 0 A.D.: Graphics RISC-V Manycore Benchmarking LLVM PennyLane Pipeline using Embench AMENDMENT The Confidential 11:30 Debugging and tracing HAC: the Compiler NeuroFedora: Enabling Open ESP Zink Update Consortium Framework Securing Existing a production RabbitMQ which will Never Free/Open Software using Formally node Become Big Neuroscience Verified Libraries Abusing GitLab CI to 11:45 Test Kernel Patches Building Loosely- Quantum computing coupled RISC-V hardware and control 12:00 Keep Calm and Use Tracking Performance of Spotlight on Free Accelerators Modernizing AMENDMENT EActors: SpecFuzz: Bringing systems DEBATE: Does Careful Nerves a Big Application from Software Building mesa3d.org an actor-based Spectre-type Inventory of Licensing Dev to Ops Blocks for a Secure ERASER: Early-stage Confronting Clang and programming vulnerabilities to the Bill of Materials Have Health Data framework for Intel SGX surface Real Impact on FOSS 12:15 Reliability And Security Fedora Infrastructure Estimation for RISC-V License Compliance? OpenQA with the JDP 12:30 Lumen DataLad RISC-V Software and Falco Internals 101 : data analyses framework Game development Firmware Development Syscalls processing for The role of open source in the Cloud Using security analysis with OpenXR AMENDMENT A Tale of in building quantum OpenPiton+Ariane on computing 12:45 A… Two Worlds: Assessing the Vulnerability of ecosystem from scratch Cacheable Overlay Enclave Shielding Manager RISC-V LLVM and GCC Runtimes 13:00 CoffeeBeam Cappulada: What we've Frictionless Data for AMENDMENT Nouveau Docker Security COLLAB: How can we Learned Reproducible Research Open lightning talks Status update considerations & give users standing in RISC-V Boot flow: Incident Analysis free/open software/hardware? 13:15 What's next ? AMENDMENT HOWTO Quantum Advantage Automated build a product with OP- and Quantum Performance Testing for 13:30 Going Meta with Elixir's Programming ROS2 On the road to Oreboot TEE Incrementality and Computing in the Real COLLAB: The optics of Virtualization with Macros Robots with RCLAda sustainable research deck functions World the policy MMTests software. 13:45 Stylo : a user friendly text editor for RISC-V Hypervisors LLVM meets Code humanities scholars Property Graphs ↴ Auto-healing cluster 14:00 Processes & Grains ↴ Live Demo of Ada's Using Advene to FOSS Virtual & AMENDMENT Demo: How Transparent Data DEBATE: The 4 through negative testing ↴ Distribution Features ↴ accompany research in Java & Games ↴ Augmented Reality ↴ SGX-LKL ↴ Encryption is built in Quantum circuit Freedoms and OSD are AudioVisual Digital MySQL and Percona… optimisation, outdated and no longer Hum… Port luajit to RISC-V… verificatio… rel… FOSDEM 2020 - Saturday 2020-02-01 (3/9) UB2.252A (Lameere) UB4.132 UB4.136 UB4.228 UB5.132 UB5.230 UD2.119 UD2.120 (Chavanne) UD2.208 (Decroly) UD2.218A UD2.Corridor 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 Extending sudo in Openoffice Build Open Source Hardware Past, Present and Introducing Tanka Podman - The Powerful Integrating Julius Python system and Soldering Future of DRLM project Container Multi-Tool Speech Recognition Workshop ↴ Engine 10:45 Lazy distribution of 11:00 Boosting Python with Contributing to Using OpenAPI to container images Building Homebridge Rust LibreOffice without Relax-and-Recover Maximise Your Pulp 3 with the Yocto Project C++ knowledge (ReaR) Basics Experience 11:15 BPF as a revolutionary technology for the 11:30 How to write a scikit- coverity and oss-fuzz Doomed are the container landscape Building an embedded learn compatible issue solving dinosaurs! VoIP network for video estimator/transformer Relax-and-Recover intercom systems 11:45 (ReaR) Mass Deployment Kata Containers on 12:00 Why is Django 3.0 a LibreOffice lockdown Compliance openSUSE ROS2: The evolution of revolution for building and encryption management with Robot Operative websites with Python? improvements Overview of Bareos OpenSCAP and Ansible System 12:15 Evolution of kube-proxy 12:30 Will somebody *please* Prioritizing is key AMENDMENT Introduction to Eclipse tell me what's going Introduction to Ansible iceoryx on? oVirt-Plugin for Bareos collections 12:45 Container Live 13:00 Discover Static Code LPI Exam Session 1 ↴ Proposal to inspect and Preserve kubernetes AMENDMENT Designing Migration Building a low-cost test Analysis in Python with highlight styles in state using heptio for Failure fixture Coala Framework Writer velero 13:15 Percona XtraBackup Supervising and Current and Future emulating syscalls 13:30 When Python meets LibreOffice Theme State Ephemeral How to integrate secure GraphQL: Managing Changer Environments For elements contributors identities Percona Backup for Developers In in your open source MongoDB: Status and Kubernetes 13:45 project Below Kubernetes: Plans Demystifying container runtimes 14:00 Follow Your Celery Tasks Creating Word Clouds Self-hosted server Code Workload Embedded systems, ↴ with OpenOffice ↴ backups for the Management into the the road to Linux ↴ paranoid ↴ Control Plane ↴ Linux memory manageme… FOSDEM 2020 - Saturday 2020-02-01 (4/9) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2213 H.2214 H.3242 H.3244 J.1.106 AW1.120 Fontaine)… 14:15 ↳ The Hidden Early ↳ How Containers and ↳ JMC &
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