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FOSDEM 2010: Saturday Ferrer Lameere H.1301 H.1302 H.1308 H.1309 H.2213 H.2214 F O S D E M Lightning talks Embedded Mozilla Distributions GNOME XMPP KDE 13:00 - opening Rich mobile Welcome 13:00 Hermes Welcome 13:00 Welcome 13:00 KDE SC 4.4 - LiMux UI designs Mozilla message 2 0 1 0 : GNOME XMPP magical demo 13:30 - CiviCRM OpenIntents Europe 13:30 dispatching 13:30 13:30 bugsquad powers (Android) Moz.Foundation S a t u r d a y PIMp my 14:00 14:00 Clicfs 14:00 XMPP experts 14:00 - Portable Embedded FLOSS: key to Maemo desktop Apps.com development self-determ. Community GNOME Q&A 14:30 - OpenPCF best in internet life 14:30 Council color manager 14:30 Federated Group Photo 14:30 - Savannah practices MirrorBrain SocNet XMPP Fedora 15:00 - NanoNote 15:00 WebKitGTK+ 15:00 XMPP and the KDevelop 4 15:00 LiMO platform Hackability governance - tinc GUADEC2010 social web Janson and mobile 15:30 - Beernet 15:30 Infrastruc-ture 15:30 PubSub gone Introduction 15:30 Keynotes Linux Distribution 10:00 Welcome Round Table Add plugins wild to Qt HTML 5 HR mgmt to FOSDEM 16:00 - SIP comm. 16:00 to your 16:00 Mirabeau designer 16:00 10:30 2010 - Kamailio GNOME apps media nets Barebox bootchart2 Open Source 16:30 - Asterisk 16:30 GNOME 16:30 16:30 ← Brooks Strophe.js 11:00 at a large Translation Mobile development ← Davis Spreading KDE company 17:00 17:00 of package distributions tools 17:00 XMPP light- 17:00 - csync Sync/Weave with OBS 11:30 - Faban descriptions & upstream ning talks Flukso 17:30 - shadow- 17:30 Working OCRFeeder 17:30 17:30 Evil on ← Richard Jingle nodes 12:00 circle with GNOME Fedora-fr Amarok 2.2 the Internet ← Clayton 18:00 - SyncEvo. 18:00 upstream Getting 18:00 Multi-user 18:00 12:30 - GeeXBoX How to be things Jingle Iris 18:30 - Uzbl 18:30 Spacewalk a good GNOME! 18:30 XMPP light- KDE España 18:30 upstream Closing ning talks Janson Chavanne AW1.105 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.124 AY AW1.126 UA2.114 Guillissen Monitoring Security JBoss OOo+ODF PostgreSQL coreboot Free Java Ruby+Rails Certification 13:00 13:00 Tips & tricks Welcome 13:00 Welcome 13:00 13:00 4 extensions coreboot Packaging 13:30 13:30 developers PostgreSQL 8.5 13:30 introduction for Debian 13:30 13:30 New docking Camunda 14:00 SystemTap: Maemo 6 14:00 windows for 14:00 Packaging 14:00 14:00 coreboot and full system security a better UI workshop Comparison Streaming PC technical 14:30 observability framework 14:30 14:30 of DB 14:30 LPI exam 14:30 Systems Improving replication details BSD Associate management the OO.o systems + session #1 15:00 Nmap 15:00 with RHQ build system 15:00 15:00 TYPO3 15:00 ACPI and Groovy Ganglia scripting and Jopr susp/resume Mongo Mapper exam sessions Hot standby 15:30 engine 15:30 Just testing 15:30 under 15:30 15:30 live coreboot Lambda, Drools 16:00 Flapjack + 16:00 16:00 JSR292 Ruby small- 16:00 16:00 Show me cucumber- OSSEC coreboot board talkification YOUR code Exclusion 16:30 nagios 16:30 constraints 16:30 porting Good 16:30 LPI exam 16:30 Wizard4J in 8.5 practices in session #2 Mobicents 17:00 17:00 Hidden pearls 17:00 RoR dev 17:00 17:00 flashrom, Play! web PostgreSQL @ universal flash 17:30 17:30 ODF tools & 17:30 framework CBAC for Rails 17:30 17:30 Basel Zoo tool resources 18:00 18:00 JBoss ESB 18:00 18:00 18:00 ODFDOM Flash enable Most wanted: BIOS reverse 18:30 18:30 future PGSQL 18:30 18:30 18:30 lpOD engineering features FOSDEM 2010 – Sunday Janson Chavanne Ferrer Lameere H.1301 H.1302 H.1308 H.1309 H.2213 H.2214 Various Javascript Lightning talks Embedded Mozilla Distributions CrossDesktop Mono Drupal 09:00 09:00 09:00 09:00 Opening Welcome 09:00 Linux dist 09:30 09:30 09:30 09:30 MonoDevelop Views 3 09:30 open source for the cloud meetups 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00 - Kerrighed Packaging Transactional Welcome OPEN-MCARE MozMill AHAH crash RepRap Dojo Toolkit - Apache ACE Perl & CPAN rollbacks & the Ruby and .NET love course 10:30 10:30 - Cloudlets 10:30 modules upgrades GUPnP & Rygel 10:30 10:30 SeriesFinale child L20n YOURI Designing for 11:00 11:00 - Wt::Dbo 11:00 Config::Model 11:00 11:00 apt-get for project mobile devices Tor MooTools - OpenERP Android Coherence 11:30 11:30 - CAcert 11:30 11:30 Mono Edge 11:30 Ofono & Nokia NixOS' Cross-dist Firefox The eID modem configuration packaging Mobile module 12:00 12:00 12:00 system with OBS Desktop 12:00 12:00 Charting with couch Minix 3 Cross-dist Shared YUI Flot What's new in 12:30 12:30 12:30 packaging: libraries 12:30 12:30 Drupal 7 ? (top)git in Debian 13:00 13:00 Keysigning 13:00 13:00 MonoTorrent 13:00 WoMoz Cross-dist Cross-build RPM packaging Packagekit one systems: dependency collaboration year on Mono.Simd 13:30 13:30 present & Messaging/ 13:30 resolution 13:30 13:30 future Thunderbird Front end Scalability Database Semantic Debian and ParallelFx performance 14:00 14:00 - blaming the Explore 14:00 desktop, 14:00 14:00 Apache Ubuntu PostgreSQL unknown Jetpack SPARQL Hadoop Perfect 14:30 14:30 - Kaizendo.org Rockbox 14:30 14:30 14:30 Mozilla development - wiki4open- environment tech Drumbeat in Dist image Transaction Nepomuk Mono in 15:00 15:00 - QuBit Europe 15:00 building protected pkg 15:00 Second Life 15:00 Scaling MariaDB - Padre IDE with KIWI mgmt Apache Solr Facebook Media 15:30 15:30 - Coccinelle 15:30 15:30 15:30 Controller Mozilla SyncML Moonlight and Project- Lightning Dracut you Builder.org 16:00 16:00 - UmlCanvas Talks 16:00 16:00 Upgrading 16:00 StatusNet: AEGIS: open OSCTool how Identi.ca CouchDB - jpoker ARM and DSP accessibility in OMAP3: Mozilla Debian 16:30 works 16:30 Panel 16:30 SUSE Studio secrets: power everywhere 16:30 Smuxi IRC 16:30 dspbridge Drupal and the Discussion tools Closing Closing semantic web 17:00 Donators 17:00 17:00 17:00 17:00 Ben Nanonote ← Greg Your first Linux 17:30 ← Kroah- 17:30 17:30 17:30 17:30 kernel patch AmbientTalk ← Hartman 18:00 18:00 18:00 18:00 18:00 FOSDEM venue: Infodesk: ULB Campus Solbosch +32 2 7887474 Lost+found → Infodesk Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt 50 1050 Brussels, Belgium FOSDEM 2010 – Sunday AW1.105 AW1.117 AW1.120 AW1.121 AW1.124 AW1.125 AW1.126 UA2.114 Guillissen Alt-OS GNUstep NoSQL MySQL Openmoko Free Java BSD Certification 09:00 Welcome Welcome 09:00 Openmoko 09:00 09:00 Rosetta OS GNUstep State of history NoSQL for fun 09:30 developer 09:30 phpMyAdmin 09:30 09:30 & profit Intro to RTEMS meeting Android on Multi-master Freerunner 10:00 Introduction to 10:00 replication 10:00 10:00 Haiku Introduction to Introduction to MongoDB Beyond MySQL Freesmart- FreeBSD 10:30 10:30 GA phone.org: 10:30 10:30 GNU Hurd Towards GNUstep DBus 4 mob 11:00 11:00 Drizzle 11:00 11:00 Crossbow GUI 1.0 SHR: FSO LPI exam My life with Lightning talks Newcons network based dist session #3 HBase Galera project 11:30 virtualisation Simple 11:30 replication 11:30 11:30 hackable:1 Gallium3D WebKit Cassandra Daily 12:00 12:00 Gervill 12:00 12:00 distributed maintenance Building with database Sharding for autotools and Étoilé 12:30 12:30 the masses 12:30 libtool 12:30 JWt Flashrom X.org 13:00 13:00 13:00 13:00 KGI: Linux to UI dev with Debugging the Polishing GNU Hurd ÉtoiléUI & FreeBSD CouchDB: PBXT: effective X11 ARM and 13:30 smalltalk for the web 13:30 SSD Thumb2 JIT 13:30 kernel LPI exam 13:30 DDE and more 10x perf. session #4 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:00 OpenSound libobjc2 & improvement BSD for Graphic driver port to Haiku Clang MDB & MDBX commercial Maatkit stack 14:30 14:30 replication 14:30 PoS apps 14:30 Rathaxes MySQL & LanguageKit 15:00 GT.M&Open- 15:00 Python 15:00 15:00 DaVinci VM Debian GNU/ Hands-on Streetmap GPU userspace MySQL HA kFreeBSD 15:30 development 15:30 15:30 15:30 CouchDB overview LPI exam with Haiku CodeMonkey MapReduce vs session #5 Étoilé IDE Refactoring OpenJDK round 16:00 16:00 16:00 16:00 Haiku has no RDBMS stored procs table FreeBSD future Scalable CMS Gearman for X on e-Paper custom. with 16:30 ext. fsattr Porting Cocoa with NoSQL 16:30 MySQL IcedTea plugin 16:30 Mercurial 16:30 Wrap-up apps Closing 17:00 ocpp-2.0 17:00 17:00 Beyond group 17:00 limit 17:30 17:30 17:30 17:30 18:00 18:00 18:00 18:00 FOSDEM venue: Infodesk: Lost+found → Infodesk ULB Campus Solbosch +32 2 7887474 Avenue Franklin D. 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