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Conference Program Conference Program Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology Invalidenstr. 48, Berlin Orga-Team We would like to thank the following contributors for their kind and generous support. Without their helping hands, the LibreOffice Conference 2012 would not have been possible: Alexander Werner Martin Bayer Thorsten Behrens Adrian Böhmichen Holger Böken Ulf Brekenfelder Erich Christian Robert Einsle Kathleen Engelhardt Gerald Geib Stefanie Grundmann Thomas Krumbein Andreas Mantke Volker Merschmann Jacqueline Rahemipour Florian Reisinger Klaus-Jürgen Wegmann Stefan Weigel 57 Welcome to Berlin. "Am Anfang war alle Software frei." ("At the beginning, all software was free.") Stefan Weigel quoting Georg Greve, the very first message appearing on our mailing lists, just hours before we officially went live. City of important history, place of vivid diversity, symbol of strong unity. The headquarters of The Document Foundation, and the venue for the LibreOffice Conference 2012. 25 months after launching LibreOffice, and eight months after legally establishing our Foundation, it is an ho- nour to welcome all of you at our annual gathering, to celebrate the achievements of the past twelve months, and to shape our vision for the next years to come. Following the traditions of our previous conferences, we are looking forward to four days full of exciting presentations, innovative workshops, and most important, meeting friends and colleagues around the globe, and having a good time! Our goal is to make this conference an unforgettable event for everyone, and you play the most important part in it. We would like to thank everyone who made this conference possible: The organizers from Freies Office Deutsch- land e.V., our generous sponsors Google, Canonical and SerNet, and, of course dozens of volunteers from the program comittee, without whom the conference would not be what it is - the major event for everybody interested in free office suites and the larger OpenDocument ecosystem. We are proud that this conference is kindly sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of the Interior and the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, who are our hosts in the upcoming days, and actively support the conference, emphasizing the importance of free software and open standards. Our very special thanks go out to the local Berlin foundation authorities, the Senatsverwaltung für Justiz und Verbraucherschutz. Without their support, their openness, their dedication and their will to innovate, The Do- cument Foundation would not have created in the legal setup it has: An independent, transparent, open and meritocratic foundation, with strong, inalienable rights for contributors, driven by those living our software and our community day by day: You! We wish all of you a pleasant stay in Berlin. Here‘s to the future of LibreOffice, to the future of this so very strong community. Here‘s to you! Florian Effenberger · Thorsten Behrens Chairmen of The Document Foundation 1 Schedule Wednesday, 17th October 2012 Aula Eichensaal Konferenzraum 1 Konferenzraum 2 Konferenzraum 3 08:00 - 10:00 Admission - Welcome coffee 10:00 - 10:30 Welcome Speech Dr. Ulrich Sandl Peter Batt Florian Effenberger 10:30 - 11:15 Keynote: Google and Open Source Jeremy Allison 11:30 - 12:15 LibreOffice - The state of It‘s 2012, where is my DROD, advancing the The (quantitative) history Dev-Center the project flying car? future of ODF of LibreOffice Study room Italo Vignoli Lionel Dricot Charles-H. Schulz Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona Florian Effenberger 12:30 - 13:15 Designers and Hackers: Non-English local commu- Change Tracking in ODF gerrit for LibreOffice Working together nities and the Office Robert Einsle Mirek Mazel Naruhiko Ogasawara Svante Schubert David Ostrovsky Jan Holesovsky Shinji Enoki Björn Michaelsen 13:30 - 14:30 Lunch Break 14:30 - 15:15 Design and LibreOffice – what LibreOffice Localization Pro- LibreOffice from a stan- gbuild: State of the Libre- Dev-Center lies behind, what is ahead ject at KACST in Saudi Arabia dards perspective Office Build System Study room Stefan Knorr Abdulrahman Alarifi Thorsten Behrens Michael Stahl Alexander Wilms Mohammad Zarour 15:30 - 16:15 Widget Layout Right to left support status ODF product updates Anarchy in the API Caolán McNamara Lior Kaplan Bart Hanssens Stephan Bergmann 16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break 17:00 - 17:45 Lessons learned, if any, LibreLogo – turtle vector Document profiling Going Tubes - collaborative Dev-Center from Android and iOS graphics for everybody Dr. Klaus-Peter Eckert editing Study room porting Laszlo Nemeth Eike Rathke Tor Lillqvist 18:00 - 18:45 Open Source Community Translation BoF Flat ODF as the Swiss Army Reshaping Calc for better Metrics Lior Kaplan Knife performance Talk Dawn M. Foster Fridrich Strba Kohei Yoshida Searching for Metadata via commandline Frank Hofmann 19:00 Get-together with snacks and drinks Tracks General Community Open Document Format (ODF) QA LibreOffice - Development and the future Best Practice and Migration Marketing Certification 2 Schedule Thursday, 18th October 2012 Aula Eichensaal Konferenzraum 2 Konferenzraum 3 08:00 - 09:30 Admission - Welcome coffee 09:30 - 10:15 Easy Hacks for Non-Developers NOA-libre: embed LibreOffice in CorelDraw Import filter ODF Plugtesting Björn Michaelsen Java Fridrich Strba Jochen Stärk 10:30 - 11:15 Easy Hacks Using Clang compiler plugins How to add a new LibreOffice Michael Meeks Luboš Luňák Writer feature Miklos Vajna 11:30 - 12:15 Shamans and Canaries Impress State of the Union - the Plone Administration Björn Michaelsen past year Andreas Mantke Thorsten Behrens 12:30 - 13:15 Reverting Gravity: Lessons for GSoC 2012 results LibreOffice adoption Fridrich Strba Georg C. F. Greve Cedric Bosdonnat 13:30 - 14:30 Lunch Break 14:30 - 15:15 User initiative for improving Enhancing our GSoC processes LibreLex - makes working with ODF Plugtesting OOXML integration in LibreOffice/ Fridrich Strba LibreOffice marvellous OpenOffice.org Cedric Bosdonnat Cor Nouws Dr. Jutta Kreyss 15:30 - 16:15 Dirty tactics against LibreOffice in Release Management and QA Installing LibreOffice on Windows public administration Roundtable Andras Timar Otto Kekäläinen Several presenters 16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break 17:00 - 17:45 Marketing Strategy Kick-Off Updating online update Basic IDE whats new now (and ODF Plugtesting Charles-H. Schulz Jan Holesovsky might be new later) Italo Vignoli Involving students Noel Power Andras Timar CMIS Update Cedric Bosdonnat 18:00 - 18:45 Organizing an anthill Interaction anti-patterns Base: next development ideas Florian Effenberger Michael Meeks Lionel Elie Mamane Updating WikiHelp Jan Holesovsky Regression testing Nico Hezel, Peter Jentsch Tracks General Community Open Document Format (ODF) QA LibreOffice - Development and the future Best Practice and Migration Marketing Certification 3 Schedule Friday, 19th October 2012 Aula Hörsaal Konferenzraum 2 Konferenzraum 3 08:00 - 09:30 Admission - Welcome coffee 09:30 - 10:15 Successes and challenges in Libre- Shaping Pootle for LibreOffice LibreOffice Certification Program Dev-Center Office user documentation Localisers Italo Vignoli Study room Jean Hollis Weber Dwayne Bailey Andras Timar 10:30 - 11:15 Reflections on UX Continuous Community Inte- What TDF expects from a Certi- Björn Balazs gration fied LibreOffice Professional Björn Michaelsen Italo Vignoli 11:30 - 12:15 Lightning Talks / Demos Running Free Software Founda- Certification Workshop Michael Meeks tions with Free Software Italo Vignoli Thorsten Behrens 12:30 - 13:15 Thanks for Keeping Release Case study StarOffice / Schedule OpenOffice.org / LibreOffice Petr Mladek Veit-Dieter Vogt 13:30 - 14:30 Lunch Break 14:30 - 15:15 Improving LibreOffice with money, Growing the Community Manual Testing Using Moztrap Dev-Center the Munich example Friedrich Strohmaier Petr Mladek Study room Lionel Dricot 15:30 - 16:15 The infrastructure behind Defining the way we want to do Automated Testing of LibreOffice The Document Foundation UX work in future Markus Mohrhard Florian Effenberger Björn Balazs Alexander Werner 16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break 17:00 - 17:45 TDF & OSI: Building the future of What makes software a good Catch regressions early with Unit Dev-Center open source software Test Cases (Impress) Study room Simon Phipps Friedrich Strohmaier Muthu Subramanian 18:00 - 18:45 Final Curtain Summary and Q+A Board of Directors 20:30 Libuntu Party at c-base, Rungestr. 20 Tracks General Community Open Document Format (ODF) QA LibreOffice - Development and the future Best Practice and Migration Marketing Certification 4 Rooms Aula Eichensaal Hörsaal nd nd (2 Floor) (2 Floor) (1st Floor) This is the largest room in the conference center. This prestigious room is the second largest room This is a classic lecture hall. It is used for the Keynote speeches, panel discussions, and other of the conference center. Talks and presentations conference only on Friday, 19th October 2012. events of great public interest will be held here. take place here. Please note that this room is used by another organization on Friday, 19th October 2012. You are kindly asked not to disturb that event. Konferenzraum 1 Konferenzraum 2 Konferenzraum 3 (2nd Floor) (2nd Floor) (2nd Floor) This is a beautiful room with wood paneling. This is a spacious, classic meeting room. The This is a smaller, classic meeting room. It is The ODF Plugfest takes place here on Wednes- seating is in "classroom style" here (with tables available on Wednesday, 17th October 2012 and day, 17th October 2012. in a square). on Friday, 19th October 2012 as a quiet work space for all conference attendees. On the forenoon of Thursday, 18th October 2012, Not only presentations and talks take place here, this room is used for meetings that are not part but also discussions. Please be considerate and don‘t make any of the conference itself. phone call or talking. Please note that this room is used by another On Thursday, 18th October 2012, this room is organization on Friday, 19th October 2012. used for the ODF Plugtesting. You are kindly asked not to disturb that event. 5 Platinum Sponsor Google is a proud user and supporter of open source software and development methodologies.
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