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FOSDEM 2012 – Saturday 2012-02-04 Main tracks Lightning Virt Embedded Cross-Distro X-Desktop LibreOffice XMPP HW Crypto Room Janson K.1.105 Ferrer Chavanne Lameere H.1301 H.1302 H.1308 H.1309 H.2213 H.2214 10:30 10:30 10:30 10:30 welcome welcome 11:00 11:00 11:00 Welcome! Accessibility in LO Welcome 11:00 Free Software:a OpenStack news Embracing non- Open Security viable model for Coping with wide- technical users Hardware LO Development commercial NanoBSD impact changes in 11:30 11:30 Hacking on 11:30 Directions XMPP 101 / Stump the 11:30 success a distribution How to replace a GStreamer 1.0 OpenStack legacy tool with Experts Compute (Nova) 100k installations CESecore and the Import filters for LO commoin criteria 12:00 12:00 Application 12:00 WebApps: building a certification of 12:00 A new OSI for a scheduling on webchat? DON'T DO new decade open source OpenStack IIO, a new Widget Layout WHAT I DID! software subsystem for I/O 12:30 12:30 devices 12:30 CMake WebApps: Interwidget 12:30 libguestfs Re-thinking system Easy Hacks communication with and distro XMPP development 13:00 FOSDEM Staff Q&A 13:00 Cloud high 13:00 WebApps: webinos, 13:00 availability with tying web technology Overview and a pacemaker-cloud demo of Dogtag Linux (SoC) power Multiarch – why it's to everything greenlight for girls LibreOffice QA Certificate System 13:30 13:30 management Univention important 13:30 13:30 OpenNebula Corporate Server Hacking in the real project WebApps: Plastique world Why Java for Linux 14:00 Multipath TCP 14:00 14:00 applications? Improving the WebApps: building 14:00 The Aeolus project Deployment and Multi-OS extensions and real-time in the web use of X.509 in free Ganeti: how we did Beyond Traditional Illumian, a new template center with XMPP Dovecot License issues in continuous software it Mobile Linux illumos based Sustainable 14:30 14:30 Open Cloud inter- Android packaging with 14:30 components 14:30 distribution mentorship operability with project-builder.org Impress hacking WebKit EFL testing CompatibleOne Open Advice 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 Audiveris Open Clouds with Test concepts for Social networking: EFL, the toolkit for Gnuk: OpenPGP yaSSL – yet another Virtualization with Deltacloud API True open Debian packaging automated LO buddycloud, XMPP and up and coming USB token (embedded) SSL KVM: bottop to top, hardware: for beginners testing HTTP Linux mobile FOSS in broadcast implementation library 15:30 past to future 15:30 Opencores and 15:30 15:30 devices DTMF CIMI and Social networking: OpenRISC vcsh Apache Deltacloud Hacking writer user address Tumbler ownership Succeeding in the 16:00 16:00 16:00 16:00 LIBPmob OpenQA GSoC as a large PubSub in the Dutch project Linux Containers LibreOffice: on-line Infrastructure as an railways API CAcert: Trust – the and OpenVZ and in your pocket ZIO framework open-source While mobile text The infrasutructure root of evil?! CrossDesktop 16:30 16:30 project input is hard 16:30 behind TDF Real-time text for 16:30 Gentoo Ruby group picture smooth and rapid Wishbone bus packaging QA tools for FOSS communication Calc hacking 17:00 17:00 distributions 17:00 Event visualization in 17:00 Minemu XCP toolstack on GNOME 3: every Ubuntu Introduction to emergency call OpenEmbedded detail matters Native KVM Tool Wayland hardening, the LO debugging tips systems Wikiotics and the Yocto 17:30 17:30 Gentoo Hardened 17:30 17:30 Orchestration for Project approach Jingle, the universe Transifex the cloud Telepathy in KDE Base hacking Btrfs and Snapper and everything How can a newbie LO extension for 18:00 Growl 18:00 18:00 Salut à Toi 18:00 start and succeed Sharepoint AccessODF & OpenStack in developing an ObjXMPP PMD5 developers meeting OpenWrt I wrote Gentoo EAPI 5 application with hacking help 18:30 18:30 & distribution panel Distromatch, shall 18:30 EFL Analyzing LO with 18:30 we use it ? compiler Wazaabi 10 reasons to contr. FOSDEM 2012 – Sunday 2012-02-05 MySQL Telephony Main tracks Lightning Virt Embedded Cross-Distro X-Desktop & friends & comm Security Room Janson K.1.105 Ferrer Chavanne Lameere H.1301 H.1302 H.1308 H.1309 H.2213 H.2214 09:00 09:00 09:00 09:00 Spice “open remote LTE is here, and New features in computing” intro ModemManager is MySQL 5.6 GNOME 3.4 (almost) ready for it 09:30 09:30 09:30 09:30 USB redirection accessible over the network Sphinx user stories 10:00 XQuery 3.0 rocks 10:00 10:00 Asterisk 10 10:00 CoApp: packaging MySQL HA reloaded Voice apps for the openSUSE on ARM Toolkits on open source eLuaBrain: a 32-bit modern open News from the Wayland software for Threat modeling MCU based Debtags.debian.net source hacker Ganeti world 10:30 Windows 10:30 educational reloaded! 10:30 MariaDB 5.3's query 10:30 computer EclipseRT optimizer Mobicents TelScale OpenSC Boxes, use other and RestComm OBS Cross Build code 11:00 11:00 Virtualization 11:00 systems with ease 11:00 C/C++ Eclipse How to offload sprint Management the Caching and tuning Being a good MySQL with Sphinx oVirt way upstream – fun for high Internet of Threads Aseba robot LibrePlan the syslog-ng PoV Amarok From zero to VoIP 11:30 scalability 11:30 programming 11:30 11:30 Tungsten provider in 15 minutes oVirt Engine Core Replicator OpenQuake Working with contributor qt-project.org and 12:00 Key signing 12:00 communities 12:00 12:00 VDSM oVirt node (round table) Qt 5 Cluster internals management agent 29,000 packages in coreboot – the last The Wild West of Safe upgrade of 24 hours – frontier: laptops UNIX I/O releasing Debian 12:30 12:30 embedded systems 12:30 Optimising SQL 12:30 using client side tools Session border control CAcert with SEMS 13:00 Assurance 13:00 13:00 13:00 Strategy for Party Galera Bringing monitoring managing diverse Ultralightweight Distributions' into the 21st equipment in the kernel service Using Qt for non- infrastructure CentOS distribution century CERN controls virtualization with graphical system engineering and 13:30 13:30 applications administration how you can help 13:30 Enhancing FreePBX 13:30 group Rump kernels How to trick a Practical indexing (round table/Q&A) guidelines with Adhearsion developer into Smart being a designer? card 14:00 14:00 14:00 Optimizing your 14:00 EPFSUG workshop Why the Adventure of innodb buffer pool A real Skype Automated Implementing DSLs community should Tracing and EFL the upcoming setting common usage alternative using distribution with LLVM welcome Average Libre.fm+GNU FM virutalization embedded UI account database Calligra – free standards compliant 14:30 14:30 development and 14:30 14:30 Jane and Joe workshop toolkit for a distribution MySQL creatively in FLOSS maintenance office everywhere Netmagis infrastructure a sandbox 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 mail2trac Replication features Secure SIP with WebKitGTK+ status The Apache Building app of 2011 Kamailio You're doing it and roadmap to Cassandra storage sandboxes on top PMH: home Submission review wrong ! Open Remote automation made ARM BoF with Open Build WebKit2 15:30 engine 15:30 of LXC and KVM 15:30 15:30 with libvirt right Service Virtualized git-annex Databases Getting into SIP beyond VoIP GNOME 16:00 Geeklog 16:00 16:00 16:00 Deploying Xen: Managing MySQL with Percona Toolkit From Dev to troubleshooting Simple and Debian secrets – Continuous Caret and Stick Semantic MW surgery & powerful android what I wish I knew Integration / DevOps Web applications in Telephony and 16:30 16:30 discussion with code with before joining Delivery within a 16:30 16:30 GNOME Choosing hardware Communications Xen.org developers AndroidAnnotations Debian Linux distribution Unhosted for MySQL round table FOSDEM 2012 – Saturday 2012-02-04 X.org & Free Open Mobile Legal BSDA, Mozilla JBoss.org OpenICC Mono PgSQL Java Linux Ada Issues GNUstep LPI Typo3 Room UD2.118A K.3.201 K.3.401 K.3.601 K.4.201 K.4.401 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 Guillissen UA2.114 10:30 10:30 10:30 10:30 11:00 11:00 Welcome 11:00 Welcome 11:00 Mozilla Enough Debian Open licenses Developer meeting Communities BoxGrinder: grind packaging Ensuring uptime in State of OpenJDK before the European Courts OpenBSD GNUstep your applicances intel userspace knowledge to hurt a small startup 11:30 easily yourselves 11:30 11:30 ports update 11:30 Developing Firefox JDK 7 updates in Mer, and what you The methods of in 2012 OpenJDK can do with it FOSS activism Welcome OpenGroupware – 12:00 12:00 12:00 phoenix from the 12:00 Implementing JSR Openmoko What goes into an Hacking Gecko Drools Planner: Input in a modern Creating a foreign 292 in IKVM.NET Freerunner executable ? ashes planning world: input Mono – State of the data wrapper in Intro to Ada 2005 optimization by 15min and Ada 2012 12:30 methods and Union 12:30 Towards 12:30 12:30 example Java Lambda for Grey areas of Hack the Web multitouch accelerated UIs Hackers software licensing with Qt5 A GNUstep 13:00 13:00 Intro to Tizen and Ada in the on-line 13:00 applications 13:00 multi-user game PostgreSQL the future of the overview Crimeville Cairo: how to clustering with Red community Openshift render tomorrow's 13:30 13:30 Hat Cluster Suite 13:30 13:30 2012: new user interfaces Contract model of perspectives buildroot Ada 2012 for Mozilla GNUstep GUI 14:00 14:00 Using OpenJDK to 14:00 14:00 The state of Deep dive into KDE FLOSSing for good Gluon investigate women & Mozilla JBoss AS7: building Multi-CPU mobile on N9/N950 Multicore legal hygiene covariance in Java JBoss AS7 for dma_buf buffer performance in programming PostgreSQL 9.2 support in Ada 14:30 Fedora sharing 14:30 Politics, Positives, 14:30 Risks
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