[opensuse-conference] Sneak peek of speakers and sessions
Heya, With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions... Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page. We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday). /Jos
Jos Poortvliet - 20:11 5.09.12 wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
--- created_at: 2012-09-05 excerpt: "The openSUSE Conference 2012 in Prague will have a great line-up of speakers and subjects!
The event, slated to take place from October 20-23 of this year, will have talks
kind: article publish: true title: "The first openSUSE Conference speakers are confirmed!" ---
<h1>The openSUSE Conference is coming!</h1> <p>The Call for Papers is closed and the first speakers for this combined openSUSE conference/LinuxDays/Gentoo miniconf/SUSE Labs event are announced. We present a short selection of sessions and speakers below!</p>
<h2>Future Media</h2> <p>The special feature track on Saturday, <strong>"Future Media"</strong>, has speakers talking about the influence of developments in technology, social media and design on society. Speakers include:</p> <ul> <li>Thijs de Vries from <a href="http://creativeseeds.nl/">Creative Seeds</a> on Persuasive design & gamification</li> <li>Shane Coughlan from <a href="http://openrelief.org">Open Relief</a> on using FOSS and open hardware for disaster relief (includes <b>small guided aircrafts</b>, really!)</li> <li>Ramon Roca from the <a href="http://guifi.net/">guifi project</a> about the social implications of owning your network (<b>Build Your Own Internet</b>!)</li> <li>Bas van Abel from <a href="http://waag.org/en/node/139">Waag Society's Open Design lab</a> on how you don't own something if you can't open it</li> </ul>
<h2>openSUSE Conference</h2> <p>The first day in the openSUSE Track, Michael Meeks will tell you all about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-22">what's new in LibreOffice</a>, Klaas Freitag will give everyone <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-38">a peek under the hood of ownCloud</a> and for the more technical users, Stefan Seyfried will show you <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-08">how to crash the Linux Kernel for fun and backtraces</a>.</p>
<p>Saturday night there'll be a good party and the next day musician Sam Aaron will <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-53">talk about Zen and how to Live Program music like he did during the party</a>. Later, Libor Pecháček will explain the process of getting <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-18">software from the community into commercial enterprises</a> and at the end of the day Miguel Angel Barajas Watson will show us how <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-49"><strong>a computer could win Jeopardy</strong> using SUSE, Power and Hadoop</a>.</p>
<p>The openSUSE event continues on Monday and Tuesday with many workshops and BoF sessions planned as well as a few large-room discussions about the future of the openSUSE development- and release process. </p>
<h2>LinuxDays</h2> <p>On Saturday the LinuxDays track features a relative large number of Czech talks like X, Y. There also few real ninja-style talks about low-level programming like Petr Baudiš about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-14">low level programming</a> and Thomas Renninger on <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-54">modern CPU power usage monitoring</a> (these both are in English).</p>
<p>Sunday, you can <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-09">learn all about how to set up a Linux desktop/server solution for educational purposes</a> (English) and xxx, YYY ZZZ (cz)</p>
Actually, Thomas Renninger is part of openSUSE Conference, just put there because of time and space constrains. Czech LinuxDays part will actually start by talk by Tomáš Chvátal 'Pokud se to hýbe, zkompiluj to!' which in translation means 'If it moves, compile it!' and is introduction to Gentoo (trying to attract more people to Gentoo room but also to let other visitors know about what is Gentoo about). During the Saturday, there will be track of graphics workshops in Czech (Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus) which I beleive can be also quite interesting for visitors, followed by 3D printing workshop (reprap). Regarding interesting speakers we will have Petr Krcmar (chief editor of root.cz) and Tomáš Matějíček (author of Slax) talking about future of Slax as a last session on Sunday. We will have Vojta Trefny (chairman of Czech Ubuntu community) speaking about Launchpad on Sunday morning and Jirka Eischmann (Worldwide Fedora community manager) speaking about how to contribute to Fedora on Saturday evening. But as you guessed, Petr 'pasky' Baudis (http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ldsp-15) is also interesting guy, but most of his talks/BoFs will be in English apart from How to contribute to open source (http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-26) And I would promote network talks (Dangers on internet http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-01 (how to behave on internet and what dangers are there) and News in networking http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-15 (NetworkManager & FirewallD) instead of university talks.
<h2>Gentoo</h2> <p>The Gentoo miniconf is kicked off on Saturday by Fabian Groffen & Robin H. Johnson talking <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-01">about how Gentoo is governed</a>. </p>
<p>Sunday is started by Robin H. Johnson talking about how isohunt uses Gentoo. Then, David Heidelberger will teach you all about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-12">3D, games and everything about Graphic performance under Linux/Gentoo</a>. Christian Aistleitner <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-13">presents a session about SHA1 and OpenPGP/GnuPG</a> and after lunch there'll be a PGP key signing party and talks about Gentoo development and testing as well as one about using Puppet to manage Linux systems.</p>
<h1>Be there!</h1> <p>This year oSC12 will take place at the <a href="http://www.cvut.cz/en">Czech Technical University</a> in Prague. The campus is located in the district Dejvice and is next to an underground station that gets you directly to the historic city center - an opportunity you can't miss!</p>
<p>We expect to welcome about 500 Open Source developers, testers, usability experts, artists and professional attendees to the openSUSE conference. The entire combined conference is expected to attract well over 1500 people. Admission to the openSUSE conference as well as LinuxDays, the SUSE Labs conference and the Gentoo Summit is free. However for oSC a professional attendee ticket is available that offers some additional benefits.</p>
<p>The conference will start at October 20 and end on the 23th. Be there!</p>
<h2> About openSUSE </h2> <p>The openSUSE project is a worldwide effort promoting the use of Linux everywhere. openSUSE creates one of the world's best Linux distributions, working together in an open, transparent and friendly manner as part of the worldwide Free and Open Source Software community. </p>
<p>The project is controlled by its community and relies on the contributions of individuals, working as testers, writers, translators, usability experts, artists, ambassadors and developers. The project embraces a wide variety of technology, people with different levels of expertise, speaking different languages and having different cultural backgrounds.</p>
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Michal Hrusecky
Hi, Jos, can you add Ramon Roca for Future Media Track. He co-founded in 2004 the project guifi.net: http://guifi.net/en/node/38392 guifi.net is a Bottom Up Broadband iniciattive with more than 30K Kms of network and more than 17K homes connected through radiolinks and optic fiber channel. Talk title: Extending the freedom to network infrastructures with the Bottom- up Broadband and the Commons. Picture: http://www.tedxmadrid.com/ponentes/ramon-roca/ I will send later this afternnon every speakers BIO, talk summary, etc. for FMT On Monday, September 10, 2012 11:20:25 AM Michal Hrusecky wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
--- created_at: 2012-09-05 excerpt: "The openSUSE Conference 2012 in Prague will have a great line-up of speakers and subjects!
The event, slated to take place from October 20-23 of this year, will have talks
kind: article publish: true title: "The first openSUSE Conference speakers are confirmed!" ---
<h1>The openSUSE Conference is coming!</h1> <p>The Call for Papers is closed and the first speakers for this combined openSUSE conference/LinuxDays/Gentoo miniconf/SUSE Labs event are announced. We present a short selection of sessions and speakers below!</p>
<h2>Future Media</h2> <p>The special feature track on Saturday, <strong>"Future Media"</strong>, has speakers talking about the influence of developments in technology, social media and design on society. Speakers include:</p> <ul> <li>Thijs de Vries from <a href="http://creativeseeds.nl/">Creative Seeds</a> on Persuasive design & gamification</li> <li>Shane Coughlan from <a href="http://openrelief.org">Open Relief</a> on using FOSS and open hardware for disaster relief (includes <b>small guided aircrafts</b>, really!)</li> <li>Ramon Roca from the <a href="http://guifi.net/">guifi project</a> about the social implications of owning your network (<b>Build Your Own Internet</b>!)</li> <li>Bas van Abel from <a href="http://waag.org/en/node/139">Waag Society's Open Design lab</a> on how you don't own something if you can't open it</li> </ul>
<h2>openSUSE Conference</h2> <p>The first day in the openSUSE Track, Michael Meeks will tell you all about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-22">what's new in LibreOffice</a>, Klaas Freitag will give everyone <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-38">a peek under the hood of ownCloud</a> and for the more technical users, Stefan Seyfried will show you <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-08">how to crash the Linux Kernel for fun and backtraces</a>.</p>
<p>Saturday night there'll be a good party and the next day musician Sam Aaron will <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-53">talk about Zen and how to Live Program music like he did during the party</a>. Later, Libor Pecháček will explain the process of getting <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-18">software from the community into commercial enterprises</a> and at the end of the day Miguel Angel Barajas Watson will show us how <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-49"><strong>a computer could win Jeopardy</strong> using SUSE, Power and Hadoop</a>.</p>
<p>The openSUSE event continues on Monday and Tuesday with many workshops and BoF sessions planned as well as a few large-room discussions about the future of the openSUSE development- and release process. </p>
<h2>LinuxDays</h2> <p>On Saturday the LinuxDays track features a relative large number of Czech talks like X, Y. There also few real ninja-style talks about low-level programming like Petr Baudiš about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-14">low level programming</a> and Thomas Renninger on <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-54">modern CPU power usage monitoring</a> (these both are in English).</p>
<p>Sunday, you can <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#osc-09">learn all about how to set up a Linux desktop/server solution for educational purposes</a> (English) and xxx, YYY ZZZ (cz)</p> Actually, Thomas Renninger is part of openSUSE Conference, just put
Jos Poortvliet - 20:11 5.09.12 wrote: there because of time and space constrains. Czech LinuxDays part will actually start by talk by Tomáš Chvátal 'Pokud se to hýbe, zkompiluj to!' which in translation means 'If it moves, compile it!' and is introduction to Gentoo (trying to attract more people to Gentoo room but also to let other visitors know about what is Gentoo about). During the Saturday, there will be track of graphics workshops in Czech (Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus) which I beleive can be also quite interesting for visitors, followed by 3D printing workshop (reprap).
Regarding interesting speakers we will have Petr Krcmar (chief editor of root.cz) and Tomáš Matějíček (author of Slax) talking about future of Slax as a last session on Sunday. We will have Vojta Trefny (chairman of Czech Ubuntu community) speaking about Launchpad on Sunday morning and Jirka Eischmann (Worldwide Fedora community manager) speaking about how to contribute to Fedora on Saturday evening. But as you guessed, Petr 'pasky' Baudis (http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ldsp-15) is also interesting guy, but most of his talks/BoFs will be in English apart from How to contribute to open source (http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-26)
And I would promote network talks (Dangers on internet http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-01 (how to behave on internet and what dangers are there) and News in networking http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#ld-15 (NetworkManager & FirewallD) instead of university talks.
<h2>Gentoo</h2> <p>The Gentoo miniconf is kicked off on Saturday by Fabian Groffen & Robin H. Johnson talking <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-01">about how Gentoo is governed</a>. </p>
<p>Sunday is started by Robin H. Johnson talking about how isohunt uses Gentoo. Then, David Heidelberger will teach you all about <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-12">3D, games and everything about Graphic performance under Linux/Gentoo</a>. Christian Aistleitner <a href="http://bootstrapping-awesome.org/schedule/#gen-13">presents a session about SHA1 and OpenPGP/GnuPG</a> and after lunch there'll be a PGP key signing party and talks about Gentoo development and testing as well as one about using Puppet to manage Linux systems.</p>
<h1>Be there!</h1> <p>This year oSC12 will take place at the <a href="http://www.cvut.cz/en">Czech Technical University</a> in Prague. The campus is located in the district Dejvice and is next to an underground station that gets you directly to the historic city center - an opportunity you can't miss!</p>
<p>We expect to welcome about 500 Open Source developers, testers, usability experts, artists and professional attendees to the openSUSE conference. The entire combined conference is expected to attract well over 1500 people. Admission to the openSUSE conference as well as LinuxDays, the SUSE Labs conference and the Gentoo Summit is free. However for oSC a professional attendee ticket is available that offers some additional benefits.</p>
<p>The conference will start at October 20 and end on the 23th. Be there!</p>
<h2> About openSUSE </h2> <p>The openSUSE project is a worldwide effort promoting the use of Linux everywhere. openSUSE creates one of the world's best Linux distributions, working together in an open, transparent and friendly manner as part of the worldwide Free and Open Source Software community. </p>
<p>The project is controlled by its community and relies on the contributions of individuals, working as testers, writers, translators, usability experts, artists, ambassadors and developers. The project embraces a wide variety of technology, people with different levels of expertise, speaking different languages and having different cultural backgrounds.</p> -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt openSUSE Team Lead at SUSE abebe@suse.com
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On Wednesday 05 September 2012 20:11:49 Jos Poortvliet wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
Ping!
gentoo text (feel free to modify it a bit): <h2>Gentoo Miniconf</h2> <p>A lot of Gentoo developers are going to be present, planning to give great talks / workshops about their areas of expertise. Pretty important is the fact that there will be BoFs regarding important issues for the project, that hopefully will bring many ideas in the table without the delay of a maling list discussion.</p> <p>The Gentoo miniconf is kicked off on Saturday by Fabian Groffen & Robin H. Johnson, a Council and a Foundation member, informing us about how the highest authorities of the project operate. Then a few talks regarding Gentoo in both desktop and server side will take place, followed by a Catalyst workshop and two BoFs</p> <p>On Saturday morning the topics are not about Gentoo itself, but about its usage in big companies and in universities. After the lunch break be sure to be present to the Key Signing Party! A few workshops and BoFs are going to close the event, last one covering the important topic of what we gathered from that event, and how we can make our project bigger and stronger</p> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-conference+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-conference+owner@opensuse.org
Thanks all. I have added/modified the text based on your input and you
can see the results here on Github as soon as github is done showing
error 500's and cute unicorns.
If there is input, great. I'm gonna take popcorn for a walk, then I'll
put this on the wiki to be send for translations and publishing
monday.
I am also still working on the 12.2 feedback overview but can
unfortunately do no more than one thing at once :(
Hugs,
Jos
On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 3:23 PM, Theo Chatzimichos
<h2>Gentoo Miniconf</h2> <p>A lot of Gentoo developers are going to be present, planning to give great talks / workshops about their areas of expertise. Pretty important is the fact that there will be BoFs regarding important issues for the project, that hopefully will bring many ideas in the table without the delay of a maling list discussion.</p> <p>The Gentoo miniconf is kicked off on Saturday by Fabian Groffen & Robin H. Johnson, a Council and a Foundation member, informing us about how the highest authorities of the project operate. Then a few talks regarding Gentoo in both desktop and server side will take place, followed by a Catalyst workshop and two BoFs</p> <p>On Saturday morning the topics are not about Gentoo itself, but about its usage in big companies and in universities. After the lunch break be sure to be present to the Key Signing Party! A few workshops and BoFs are going to close the event, last one covering the important topic of what we gathered from that event, and how we can make our project bigger and stronger</p>
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Hi,
I am also still working on the 12.2 feedback overview but can unfortunately do no more than one thing at once :(
no? Dammed.....bring me another community manager :-) Saludos -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt openSUSE Team Lead at SUSE abebe@suse.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-conference+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-conference+owner@opensuse.org
On Mon, 2012-09-10 at 16:43 +0200, Agustin Benito Bethencourt wrote:
Hi,
I am also still working on the 12.2 feedback overview but can unfortunately do no more than one thing at once :(
no? Dammed.....bring me another community manager :-)
Saludos -- Agustin Benito Bethencourt openSUSE Team Lead at SUSE abebe@suse.com
We all love Jos. But I'm not sure we're psychologically prepared to handle clones of multiple Jos'es. :-) Bryen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-conference+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-conference+owner@opensuse.org
On Wednesday 05 September 2012 20:11:49 Jos Poortvliet wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
The article has been turned into an announcement, put in github (ready for deployment on conference.opensuse.org) and put on the wiki for translation here: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Conference_Program_announcement I will now put it on news.opensuse.org. Once we have translation links I will update all articles/locations. Hugs, Jos
Have you verified that oSC web's feed is in Planet yet? I don't recall whether the request was sent in yet. Also, there's some weirdness in how the news portion of this website template works and you actually have to create two files for it on c.o.o's website. Check with Shayon how it is done. Bryen On Mon, 2012-09-10 at 18:11 +0200, Jos Poortvliet wrote:
On Wednesday 05 September 2012 20:11:49 Jos Poortvliet wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
The article has been turned into an announcement, put in github (ready for deployment on conference.opensuse.org) and put on the wiki for translation here: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Conference_Program_announcement
I will now put it on news.opensuse.org. Once we have translation links I will update all articles/locations.
Hugs, Jos
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On Monday 10 September 2012 18:11:40 Jos Poortvliet wrote:
On Wednesday 05 September 2012 20:11:49 Jos Poortvliet wrote:
Heya,
With all the attention openSUSE 12.2 gets, it'd be good to try and get some of that to us :D
Having, as quickly as possible, a sneak peek of what's coming for oSC seems a good idea. I wrote something but need Theo and Michal to finish the parts on LinuxDays and Gentoo sessions...
Could you guys add these parts asap, send back to me and I'll merge it all and try to get it out. It can go on news.opensuse.org and on the conference.opensuse.org page.
We could do something similar for SUSE Con but I am currently out of energy for this, maybe tomorrow I can do something (for Friday).
/Jos
The article has been turned into an announcement, put in github (ready for deployment on conference.opensuse.org) and put on the wiki for translation here: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Conference_Program_announcement
Preview of the article on news: http://news.opensuse.org/?p=14049&preview=true Will now look at the stuff Bryen pointed at, thanks dude :D
I will now put it on news.opensuse.org. Once we have translation links I will update all articles/locations.
Hugs, Jos
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Theo Chatzimichos