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Übersichtsplan Und Vortragsprogramm 8:30 Sonnabend, 21 Übersichtsplan und Vortragsprogramm 8:30 Sonnabend, 21. März 2015 – Einlassbeginn V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 W1, W2, W3, W4 Einsteigerforum Datenbank Kernel Publishing Programmieren Desktop Workshops 09:00 S. Kemter O. Sennhauser H. Stübner A. Scherbaum F. Lanitz T. Liske Der ultimative MySQL Performance Neue ARM32 SoCs im Eigene Daten mit Programmieren mit Softwareupdates für Fedora-A–Z-Vortrag Tuning für Entwickler Mainline Kernel OSM/ArcGIS anreichern Geany zwei bis viele Systeme 10:00 J. Schilling H. Schönig I. van Lil L. Becker V. Haenel T. Werner W1: UNIX nur ein Spiel? Die PostgreSQL extrem: 1 MSP430 mit Freier Open Source DMS & Git Workflows im Alltag Desktopsysteme mit M. Walther bewusst einfachen Million Tabellen joinen Software programmieren freie Office Suiten – ein Chef kochen SeaFile Homebox mit Konzepte von UNIX. «Duo infernale»? dem Raspberry Pi W2: 11:00 H. Trapp U. Berger J. Lübbe R. Trommer H. Breunung A. Jazdzewski A. Tille Machtvolle Befehle – die SQLite, eine schlanke Verified Boot mit Linux Workflow for Perl 5.20 – wo steht das Linux im Schulumfeld – Debian-Paketierung Welt der Datenbank auf ARM Documentation in Open produktive Perl heute? Diskless Linux Clients Linux-Kommandozeile Source Projects W3: G. Entrup 12:00 H. Schönig A. Przywara A. Romeyke R. Lang FFmpeg: Mediendateien PostgreSQL: Daten Linux auf ARM64 Digitalisieren der GitLab als alternative verstehen und superschnell analysieren «Bunte Bilder» Entwicklungsplattform T. Lange verarbeiten zu Github.com FAI – das universelle Tool zur Installation E-Mail 13:00 PGP-Keysigning-Party P. Heinlein T. Leemhuis Linux-Dienstleister W4: 9:00–17:00 SSL-Absicherung mit Aktuelle Entwicklungen stellen sich vor Raspberry PI und DANE und DNSsec beim Linux Kernel (Business-Forum) Elektronikbasteln für Kinder K1/K2: 10:00-17:00 Einsteigerforum LATEX misc CLT-Junior 14:00 M. Eggers D. Behrendt O. Rath K. Lockhoff W1: Wie man von Windows Wirtschaft LATEX für Lehrerinnen Assembler- BSD – Alternativen zu M. Hrončok auf Kubuntu wechselt Programmierung der Linux OpenSCAD: Code your H. Schlittermann K. Mende-Stief x86_64 Architektur (64 3D Models not only for Exim – MTA-Framework Open Source in der Bit) 3D Printing oder MTA? Wirtschaft W2: 15:00 A. Beckert S. Schäfer P. Hänsch N. Mittenzwey Mehrere Terminals in invis-Server AD – Small Confetti – Freie Paralleles einem – mit GNU Business für kleine Software im Zirkus W. Dautermann T. Hanna Programmieren mit Screen Unternehmen Programmierung mit Qt: ein Code, alle OpenMP 16:00 M. Neitzel P. Heinlein J. Thomé LATEX . und anderen Betriebssysteme S. Helmert W3: Hällo Wörld! Dovecot – einfach Datenintegration für Programmiersprachen Sichere Verteilung von S. Weise, A. Zschutschke clustern KMU Kontaktdaten mit Textverarbeitung in der Sm@artRNS Shell 17:00 J. Schilling C. Schlaeger C. Schuhart M. Schröder M. Obst S. Guckes Audio- und Daten-CDs An introduction to Buchhaltung mit Open TEX im 21. Jahrhundert .Net-Applikation mit SERVIETTE – ein trotz Lesefehlern einfach Amazon Web Services Source im Unternehmen Mono und Docker kleiner Event Server kopieren? 18:00 Beginn der Linux-Nacht im Club der Kulturen, in der Bar Lokomov und ab 21:00 im Nikola Tesla 9:00 Sonntag, 22. März 2015 – Einlassbeginn V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 W1, W2, W3, W4 Gesellschaft systemd Linux Storage Identity Management Cluster Workshops 10:00 C. Klostermann A. Böhm M. Traut H. Reinecke L. de Louw R. Koch W1: Recht, Open Source, Big vs. Simple: Die Debian basierte Ausblick auf Identity management Open-Source- D. Ziegler Open Content – Schlacht um den Dateisysteme mit ELBE SMR-Festplatten und 2FA mit (Free)IPA Virtualisierung mit openITCOCKPIT 3 – spielend einfach? init-Daemon generieren oVirt die neue Version kennenlernen 11:00 G. Arnold M. Schade G. Schütz R. Sander M. Ströder E. Yanar W2: Freie Software in der systemd – mehr als nur Das GNU-Konzept «eine Ceph – Erasure Coding Paranoide Docker: K. Pfeifle Bildung – ein Blick auf ein neues Init-System Aufgabe – ein und weitere neue Benutzerverwaltung für Containervirtualisierung PDF-KungFoo mit Europa Werkzeug» im Features Linux mit OpenLDAP in hip Ghostscript & Co. Unternehmen W3: 12:00 F. Lanitz B. Bürger B. Wiedemann U. Lembke B. Wiborg E. Holtz O. Pudwell Anekdotische Tipps für Admin’s Diary: Wie ich Syscalls – das Tor zum Lernkurven, Kampf dem Passwort. Servervirtualisierung für Cloud-Storage mit Ceph Freie-Software-Projekte lernte, systemd zu Linux Kernel Stolpersteine und Die Authentifizierug der Einsteiger mit Proxmox managen / Command lieben ;-) andere Hürden mit Ceph Zukunft VE Line und GUI Publishing 13:00 A. Beckert M. Lindenberg S. 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Fliegen ist schöner Betrieb eines Systemmonitoring mit W3: Rails K. Pfeifle Tor-Servers beachten? Check_MK H. Goos-Habermann Graphik-KungFoo mit Administration von ImageMagick & Co. Debian & Co. im Textmodus 16:00 F. Scherf K. Kruse (Vortrag) M. Behling F. Richter A. Schreiber Embedded Web mit Debian auf dem Android 3D-Body-Apps und das Das Web ein Stück Monitoring @Home Django Tablet Human Definition sicherer – Hausaufgaben Format für Schneider für Webmaster 17:00 C. Krause H. Gantikow D. Kastrup R. Schwebel S. Schumacher M. Hierweck Theorie und Praxis einer Verkehrte Welt – Linux Emacs als Rapid Streetpong – Embedded Verschlüsselte Teamplayer statt JSON-RPC-basierten im High Performance Prototyping Platform Linux im Ampeltaster Internet-Telefonie mit Monolith: Modulares Web-API Computing für Midi-Eingaben OSTN Monitoring 18:00 Ende der Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2015 Vortrag in englischer Sprache..
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