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FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (1/9) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) UD2.120 (Chavanne) UB2.252A (Lameere) H.1301 (Cornil) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) Fontaine)… 10:30 Welcome to FOSDEM 2014 10:45 Desktops DevRoom Open… 11:00 How we found a million Unified Cloud Storage Reproducible Builds for What's cooking in style and grammar with Synnefo + Ganeti Debian GStreamer errors in the English + Archipelago + Ceph Wikipedia 11:15 11:30 Enlightenment as Dual-Android on Nexus Standalone Wayland 11:45 10 using XEN Compositor 12:00 Software Archaeology SoCs + FPGAs Three Years Experience Is distribution-level for Beginners with a Tree-like Shader package management IR obsolete? Swimming with chum in 12:15 shark infested waters Autoscaling best practices 12:30 ABF as a development framework with ARM- powered build nodes by the example of 12:45 OpenMandriva 2013.0 / Anatomy of kdbus Cooker armv7hl Lightning Talks openi… 13:00 Linux tracing with LTTng An Introduction to Sage Why You Should Be an Network Function Profiling sensor nodes State of the X.org Do you have to be brain Open Source Project Virtualization and with call graphs ↴ foundation damaged to care about Network Service desktop Linux? Insertion and Chaining 13:15 Entangle: Tethered Camera Control & 13:30 Capture Porting legacy X11/GL How to Build a Tizen oVirt and OpenStack applications to Wayland 13:45 Device at Home? ↴ Storage (present and … ↴ FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (2/9) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2213 H.2214 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 UA2.220 (Guillissen) 10:30 10:45 Welcome to the BSD de… 11:00 Configuration Welcome to the Legal … Welcome A comparison between Introduction to FreeNAS Event-driven networking HPC devroom welcome, Management 101 Trolls Aren't the Only WebODF: office in the MediaWiki, TWiki and development library introduction to HPC- Threat Under the Bridge browser XWiki communities UGent and VSC 11:15 LibreOffice plumbing on Using OpenMP to Simply iOS and Android Parallelize CPU-Intensive 11:30 show.tiki.org project: C Code improve bug reporting and solving 11:45 Changes to 'fields' in Writer for Apache Ethical questions of OpenOffice 4.1 game developing 12:00 Use case: Configuration Open Source Writer internals: How Coverage for basic DTrace integration and BSDCG Exam Session ↴ Management in an Compliance at Twitter are the pages rendered language support quick start enterprise Linux Team components -- A Dashboard view 12:15 Kadeploy: From Scalable 12:30 ncf Real-time compatible Crowdsourced and Reliable Bare-metal ODF change-tracking translation using Provisioning to a MediaWiki Reconfigurable … 12:45 OX Documents Quattor - Configuration Once Upon a Primitive and Fabric Management 13:00 Deploying Cloudstack Legal and Technical Slideshow Counting (on) views — The EdgeBSD Project ↴ Building a cross Done Right with Chef Issues of Safety Critical Page views on Wikipedia platform media layer Devices Simplifying reuse with based on Doom 3 13:15 metadata support in An Overview of Aquilon ODF and plugin APIs Time based charting for 13:30 Libreoffice wikiLingo - a unified Game and Simulation approach to wysiwyg... development with Qt ↴ programming?!?! ↴ Reduce the Storage Consumption of Your 13:45 St… FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (3/9) UA2.114 (Baudoux) UD2.218A K.3.201 K.3.401 K.4.201 K.4.401 K.4.601 10:30 10:45 11:00 Welcome in the MySQL Webmaker and MozEdu Welcome to the Perl Managing Postgres in a The State of OpenJDK TDD with BabyMock2 Welcome … - Mozilla in the devroom devops environment Getting started with education and the code Introduction to Ada for MySQL Performance Beginning and 11:15 Schema Convos, a modern IRC Experienced client for your browser Programmers 11:30 Developing Webapps for OpenJDK on AArch64 How to get a JIT mysqlv8udfs - Writing Firefox OS Update Compiler for Free MySQL UDFs in 11:45 Javascript 12:00 State of Firefox for Asynchronous Real-Life PostgreSQL Shenandoah - an ultra- Pharo3: Status Ada Task Pools: Galera Cluster IRL Android programming: Futures JSON low pause-time GC for Multithreading Made OpenJDK Easy 12:15 12:30 State of Firefox OS The OpenJDK 15 Tips to improve your PowerPC/AIX port Galera Cluster endgame 12:45 Perl Community Essentials 13:00 Mozilla Persona: an easy A look at the Elephants Annual Squeak Shoutout Informal Discussion & Advanced Fulltext way to sign into trunk - PostgreSQL 9.4 Lunch Break ↴ Search with Sphinx websites 13:15 13:30 Designing for Writing novels using Perl Pharo4: Plans and MariaDB Connect Participation and Web ↴ Dreams ↴ Storage Engine ↴ Litteracy ↴ 13:45 FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (4/9) Janson K.1.105 (La H.2215 (Ferrer) UD2.120 (Chavanne) UB2.252A (Lameere) H.1301 (Cornil) H.1302 (Depage) H.1308 (Rolin) Fontaine)… ↳ How to Build a Tize… ↳ oVirt and OpenStack ↳ Profiling sensor nodes ↳ Porting legacy X11/GL Storage (present and with call graphs applications to Wayland 14:00 Making the Linux Kernel Calc: GPU enabling a Armstrong - Music with future) MINIX 3 on ARM Open-Source Miracast A Method for better (without coding) spreadsheet the Arduino Distributing Applications Independent from the Qt Creator for desktop Distro 14:15 developers Do It Yourself OSHW New Developments and Linux Computer Advanced Features in 14:30 the Libvirt Management API Open Source Backup: 14:45 from Bacula to Bareos LXQt: Introducing Intents 15:00 Your Application versus Dovecot's way of The Linux kernel on Why, Where, What and Technical introduction to Making the X-server run CentOS: Planning for GDB scaling to millions of dragon wings How to contribute to the deeper parts of without root rights Variants and the Next users OpenStack SailfishOS, a Qt5- Chapter Wayland based mobile 15:15 OS Software engineering Unity and convergence tools based on syscall to an Ubuntu Touch 15:30 instrumentation world Listaller Foreman Project 15:45 16:00 Who ate my battery? Postfix open source mail An overview of Sozi Contributing to the CANCELLED - DRI3000 Fedora.NEXT server - lessons learned Tizen Project and Compositing and recent CANCELLED Hawaii developments 16:15 MATE Desktop OSv, a New Operating System Designed for 16:30 the Cloud The xpcc microcontroller Discover DoudouLinux framework 16:45 live! The KDE Frameworks are here ↴ 17:00 The FOSDEM network ↴ Mailpile ↴ MyKolab.com: Free High Performance QtCreator BareMetal Movit: High-speed, high- Debian Contributors ↴ Software to the Rescue Network Function development ↴ quality video fil… … Virtual… FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (5/9) H.1309 (Van Rijn) H.2213 H.2214 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.125 AW1.126 UA2.220 (Guillissen) Automated import and ↳ wikiLingo - a unifi… ↳ The EdgeBSD Project ↳ Game and Simulation ↳ Reduce the Storage ↳ BSDCG Exam Session export testing of fi… development with Qt Consumption of Your … 14:00 Introduction to Docker Improving the XHTML XWiki Rendering: A The DeforaOS desktop LPI Exam Session 1 export filter content rendering environment RestFS: the Next engine Generation Cloud 14:15 InteropGrabBag in Storage LibreOffice Writer Killer Engine for Remixing Games 14:30 A metadata ocean in librevenge is suite VisualEditor How To Save The Puppet and Chef Environment 14:45 EasyBuild: Building 15:00 SaltStack Fiduciary License genLang, a new Wikis cross-project Porting FreeBSD on Xen Software With Ease Agreement workflow for translation. collaboration on ARM 15:15 How to squeeze a language tag into a HPCBIOS: Getting Your Locale MADE Software, Users & 15:30 Razor - Provision like a Patents, Free Software & Quality Assurance Documentation in Sync Boss Standards (Oh My!) 15:45 Ero.coli - a synthetic Automatic Testing of biology game Installed Software Create Sidebar Extensions for 16:00 JavaScript OpenOffice Developing the XWiki What's new in FreeBSD LPI Exam Session 2 ↴ software 10? How to use the new ui The rise and fall of open format to do source gaming projects Introduction to 16:15 Accessibility right Scalasca: A Performance re-using and re- Analysis Toolset for targetting LibreOffice Parallel Programs 16:30 Foreman integration Force Multiplication with Chef (and others) HPC Node Performance and Power Simulation 16:45 with Sniper OpenOffice and Eclipse 17:00 Manageable Puppet The road ahead for Wikidata ↴ FreeBSD: toward ports Solving NP-complete Infrastructure ↴ network freedom ↴ v2 ↴ Problems with Central configuration… Metaheu… FOSDEM 2014 - Saturday 2014-02-01 (6/9) UA2.114 (Baudoux) UD2.218A K.3.201 K.3.401 K.4.201 K.4.401 K.4.601 ↳ MariaDB Connect ↳ Designing for ↳ Writing novels using ↳ Pharo4: Plans and ↳ Informal Discussion & Storage Engine Participation and Web Perl Dreams Lunch Break Lit… 14:00 Google Summer of Code Postgres Performance What a Long Strange Objective-Smalltalk SPARK 2014: Hybrid Incompatible changes and Mozilla for Humans Trip It's Been: The Past, Verification using Proofs proposed in MySQL 5.7 Present and Future of and Tests Java 14:15 A/B testing: what your mother never told you 14:30 JavaScript for the The evolution of Visualizing Delphi with Inside MySQL 5.7 skeptics Android's runtime Moose Replication Features 14:45 15:00 Servo: building a Perl and the Web - A Postgres for Application Adding support for Gravel Contract Based Handling failover with parallel web browser Love Story Developers OpenJDK 8 to JamVM Programming in Ada MySQL 5.6 and Global 2012 Transaction IDs 15:15 15:30 Web Audio API Ji Gong: Proposal for PhaROS Spider Storage Engine High Availability JVM Technology on All Platforms 15:45 Perl 5 and Unicode 16:00 Extending Firefox Identifying Hotspots in The Java Native Runtime A Spoonful
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